The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-10-10
Bert Stein is i'll at his home on Gem


R. D. Cleveland is i'll at his home
on Madison avenue
Mrs. Verna Edwards is seriously
i'll at her home on North Avenue
Guy Henderson is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his home on the Lake
wood road
Owing to the epidemic all surgical
dressing classes are cancelled for the
present
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Savage left here
yesterday for Cornville for weeks
visit with their SON. Clare r. Savage
Bin w Page, George Nash and
Fred Pooler arrived home last Tues
day from few days spent in Jack
man
Oscar Baker returned to his home
in Gardiner yesterday after being
business visitor in town for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Porter and Mr.
and Mrs W G. Lord made business
trip to Greenyille, Wednesday of this
week
Mrs. Izetta Small left here this
morning for Boston, after visiting
here for several weeks with her moth
err, Mrs George Tilton, who lives on
I the Norridgewock road
Miss Maud Green will leave here to
morrow morning for Lewiston, where
she will remain for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Della Barnes, who is
i'll az St Mary's Hospital.
Capt f. A. Cass and daughter Miss
Jennie Cass, left October /, for Ely,
/ Nevada, where they will spend the
winter with their daughter and sis
ter Mrs Emery Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm b. Frost of
Florida are in town visiting friends
and relatives Mr.. Frost will be re
membered as Skowhegan jeweler,
something like three years since.
a Correction-In another local it
was stated that Geneva Smith had
gone to New Hampshire Previous to
starting Miss Smith received tele-
gram not to come until the epidemic
had abated.
The special meeting of the Relief
Corps, called for Friday, will be post
poned in compliance with the request
that public gatherings be discontinue
ed during the prevalence of the Span
ish influenza.
DR. Richardson was called to Dead
water last Tuesday owing to the ill
ness of George Scott with bronchial
pneumonia. He was also called to
New Sharon last Saturday in con
sultation with DR. Head
Mrs S F. Marble who. according
/ to her custom, had been passing the
summer at Harmony, returned here
yesterday morning and will make her
home with her son W b. Whittier on
/ Madison avenue for the winter.
Miss M, Edna Mitchell OF Water
/ Vile was a caller in town yesterday
Oh hoI
not seen for several years. Miss
/ Mitchell was on her way to New
/ Portland to attend the funeral of a
relative
/ The funeral services of Paul Vim
cent will be held this afternoon
] Thursday at two o'clock, from the
| home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Vincent on the Athens road. In
terment will be in the association
cemetery
Roy Bosworth, the thirteen year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bosworth
of Summer street, picked 25 barrels
of apples Tuesday for which he was
/ paid 15c barrel The work was
done between 80 a IN. and 40 p.
m. There are many youngsters do
i ing farm work, picking apples and
/ otherwise this fall 1t would be in
! teresting to know what some of them
have accomplished
! Peter Vincent has sold his milk
route To Berton ID. Dunlop of East
/ Madison Mr. Dunlop had been sup
plying a part of the milk for this
route from his registered Ayrshire
herd for some time. 1t will be re
called that some individuals from
/ this herd were first prize winners at
! the recent Somerset Central Fair
/ Mr. Dunlop is very proud of his COWS
and will be glad to show them to
/ anyone who will call at his farm at
any time
/ The many friends OF Clarence =.
/ Weston Esq of Boston, whose early
home was in Skowhegan, will learn
with sorrow of the death of his wife.
Marie l. Macumber Weston, at Hull,
III,