The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-10-03

I J Smith.
The Ladies circle will meet with
Mrs. N ] Allen. Cedar St, next Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs Earl Pauen is reported ill at
The home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chute
Henry X Steward is passing a va
cation with his son, George Steward
Of WATERFOWL Mass
Peter Laney who has been quite
i'll at his home in Madison, is reported
as conyalescing slowly.
william 5 T. Maccormaek arrived
here last Saturday night from a few
days visit with friends and relatives
in Boston
Mrs Reuben Perry was brought to
the Somerset Hospital last Tuesday
morning for treatment OF the prevail
ing pneumonia.
There was a family gathering at the
Elmer +. Towne farm in Madison last
Saturday evening A corn husking
vas one Of the features.
DR.. T. W. Jones Of Normal, H., who
has been the guest Of his nephew
Charles y. Jones and family, return
ed to his home this week.
Miss Alta Young, daughter Of Geo
Young of East Madison, will leave
next week. to take course at Shaw's
Business College, in Portland.
DR. Bin o. Goodrich returned to
last Friday, after spending a
months vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett r. Goodrich.
Miss Esther Roderick was operated
on at the Miss Hill cottage hospital
on Silver street, yesterday morning,
bv Drs Richardson and Dascombe
Lou Ronserman Is experimenting
the corn shop the remainder of the
season as Charles Chute Is Ill, but at
the present time is a little improved
The first rehearsal for the Red
Cross benefit entertainment to be
given at the Opera House, October
80, was held at the High School build
ing last Monday evening.
Leonard w Mayo Of oxford, Mass
left here last Monday morning to en-
ter Colby College, after spending the
week end with his aunt, Mrs. Emma
Smith and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs +. T. Goodrich accom-
panied by Mrs Helen Pulsifer and
Libby Pusifer and Geneva Smith.
we're calling on Julian Goodrich at
last Monday The trip Vas
made in the Goodrich car
Little Willie Eames, who with his
sister was sent to the Children'5 Home
at Belfast short time ago, has been
sent to Boston for treatment and when
last heard from was very ILL.,
Mrs. Albert Whorff. who has made
her home in the Dr. Salley house, is
giving up the rent and will store her
household goods. and spend the com
ing winter in the home Of her brother
IN Wateryille. The rent will be oc-
'upied by Mr. and Mrs. Abel Patten
Arthur Hamilton left here last
Tuesday morning for New York to
resume his duties in the naval. ser
iice. after visiting for a few days at
he home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Hamilton of Water street Mr.
hamilton has made one trip to France
md expects to take another in the
lear future
Mrs. Joel Taylor of West Front
street, left here last Monday morning
or Massachusetts, having been mott
led OF the critical illness Of her
laughter Miss Lillian, at an Island
hospital off the Massachusetts, coast.
Miss Taylor is a trained nurse and has
,een practicing that profession in
lewiston for some years. She vol
to go to Massachusetts about T
en- days ago to assist in the present
influenza and pneumonia epidemic
Soon after her arrival, she was her
self stricken with the influenza
Mrs Pamela York, who passed
seven weeks last summer with her
Mrs. A G. Green in Farm /
ington. n. H., has since her return
been visiting in Portland. The Forks, T
Madison. and Pennington Falls. While
in Portland. she was the guest of her
son, Moses York In Pennington /
Falls she visited her brother, Man
ley Quimby, and her sister-in- law.
Mrs. Flora Quimby At The Forks,
she was the guest of her brother-in-
law, Charles York In Madison she
was the guest OF her son. Daniel
Nichols
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