The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-04-11
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Mrs. George Lyons and son George
Mrs. l. II. White and Mrs Alexander
Grant we're in Wateryille for me day
Monday. -,
Dorothy Chandler visited her grand
narents in Mercer during her vacation
last week. -.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Jewell have
moved from the corner to the nome
of Mrs. Nary Carr.
Miss Fay Barker Of WaterYille was
the week end guest Of her parents.
Mrs Hattie Miller IS on the SICK
list - -,
the Wateryile road TO parties from
Portland. o he
Mrs. Helen Tobey of Orono has
been visiting her parents for seVeral
DAYS during the past week
Fred Spaulding returned to Penn
hroke Mass. Monday, after vaca-
ton OF two weeks.
o C. Woodman commenced ms au-
ties az superintendent OF schoolS lol
the towns OF Norridgewock, mercer
Smithfield and Starks Monday morn
ing Frank Huckins OF Sko"hegah
has taken Mr.. Woodman's place as
ur1ncipal OF the High school
C. l.. Worthley has another ear loau
of marble and granite tablets anu
monuments due to arrive here ABOUT
Anril 20. Polished Quincy Granite
Monuments and other kinds OF ceme-
terry work. ~,
Mrs. Cony Russell was in Wateryille
Monday. :.
Nrs. Alexander Grant OF Starks Is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Susie
Lyons for a few days.
Philip Williamson of Waterville Is
in town.
Harold Baker of Starks has return
ed from the numbering camps at For
sythe and is seriously i'll with typhoid
pneumonia at the home of Ernest Gill
man.
Loyal Perkins has secured employ
ment on the railroad.
A special meeting of Lebanon Lodge
f. and A. M. is to be held this week
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
comforting degree.
Myers Rosenthal is in Portland on
business trip.
william Whitney was III WaterVllle
on business Monday,
David Rushton and family have
moved from the house at the end OF
the covered bridge to Mrs Julia Holt s
house across the river.
The sermon topic at the Congrega-
tjonal church for next Sunday morn
ing Is to be is Jesus Coming Again
and the evening services are 10 com
mence again for the summer at 1.3o'
The famous Passion Play Will De
shown on the screen in the evening
and the people OF the Baptist Church
have. been invited to be present.
The small pox quarantine has been
lifted from the Libby house and again
the town is free from the disease
Walter Crosby has returned from an
extended business trip to Pueblo, Col.
The Woman's Working League met
with Mrs Laura Lockwood. Tuesday.
The South Sea Islanders enjoyed a
party held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer whiting Monday evening
the affair being In honor OF Mr.. WHIT
ings birthday.
The Quinnebassett Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. Louis Robinson last
Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Jones, Mrs. Cora Hilton.
Miss Florence Jewett and Miss Hazel
whitney returned Monday from
weeks visit In Boston and vicinity
Miss Violet Harms OF Portland has
been employed at the Railroad sta
ton during the absence of Miss Whit
ney.
Edwin Burgess, Harry Bigelow and
Herbert Gilman were In Skowhegan
on business last Thursday.
Hannaford Fields OF Washburn but
formerly of this town, was here last
week on business
Earl Devereux OF Lewiston is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs Clara
Rogers
Mrs Clifford Wort of Oakland and
her brother Leland Moore expect to
leave for Boston and Pembroke, Mass,
Saturday to visit their sister.
Roland Buzzell of Madison was the
guest of his mother Mrs. jamie Head
last week
Miss mise Miller was confined to
her home by Illness last week.
Mrs. e. j. Holway is very Ill and
her granddaughter Miss Dorothy Wal
ton OF Woodfords Is with her.
Anthony Gates and daughter Abbie
Of Waterville are visiting In town,
The o. K. c. Club were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Kate Smith last
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Annette Spaulding made
business trip to Portland last week
before returning to her duties at
Hallowell
The selectmen are very busy taking
a.. o,,,,l f,,uaptorv ~ tho TOWN