The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-03-13

Mrs. Edith Gilfillan is i'll at her
home on Winter street with tonsilitis
1t is reported that Mrs. Floyd Nye
is Ill with pneumonia. at her home
on Bush street.
Miss Hazel Russell spent several
! days in Portland. last week, return
ing last Friday night.
Miss Lula Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Smith of Kennebec
street recently arrived home from a
hospital In Augusta.
George H Lunt completed the in
stalling of electric lights at the
home of Charles McIntire on East
Front street, last Saturday
Lester N. Shepley is i'll at his home
with tonsilitis. He has been working
as salesman for the Atlantic & Paci-
fic Company, for several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bourgoin of
North Avenue arrived home this week
from a several weeks visit in Som
ellsworth, N. H.. and Lowell, Mass.
! George H. Lunt was in Norridge
wock on business this week. While
there he called on his father, George
Lunt, who is manager of the Scion
Creamery
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Witham of
Massachusetts are visiting for short
time at the home of Mr.. Williams
mother, Mrs. Amanda Witham of Mid
die street.
Mrs. Adelaide Bean of Jackman is
| a guest of Mrs. Everett Markham
! for a short time Mrs Bean runs an
{ orchestra In Jacllnan through the
| summer months.
Mrs E. E. Hurd of the Lakewood
road, was operated on last Tuesday
at her home by Drs. L. A. Dascombe
C. E. Richardson of Skowhegan and
John Sturgiss of Auburn.
! William Sargent and Earl Andrew
are expected to arrive home from
| Pittsfield the latter part of this week
where they have been doing some
plumbing for Steward & Marston.
Miss Alice Ebbtt, who has been
! guest of Mrs. Harley Bishop OF Ma
pie street for several weeks, has
gone to Caribou where she will make
her home with Mrs. Samuel Bishop.
Mrs. Floyd Nye Is i'll with pneu-
monia. Both Mr.. Nye and Miss Doro-
thy have been i'll with influenza and
were Just able to sit up when Mrs.
Nye was taken i'll. A trained nurse
is in attendance.
Thomas H. Clafiie and family NOV
ed to Lowell, Mass, yesterday. The
household furniture was shipped this
week. They have been living in a
house owned by Charles W. Dealey
on Madison avenue
Arthur Lewia, who was called
home from his work in Deadwater by
reason of the illness of his father.
George Lewia, about six weeks ago,
has recently gone to Dallas where he
is employed in the woods.
Miss Ethel Amazeen has completed
her duties as noon and evening oper-
ator for the Farmers Telephone Co.,
and Mrs. Emma Dean of Madison will
! take her place until Miss Bridget
Flemming Is able to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lawley are
in Mass, for a time. Mr.. Lawley has
been operated on for some trouble in
the neck The operation was per-
formed by Drs. Horace Stevens and
Brace | .Lawley, son of Mr.. Lawley
The Ella F. Mitchell Philathea
class of the Bethany Baptist church
will hold its monthly social at the
home of Mrs. Harry Burgess on Wat
err street, next Monday evening
There will be a program appropriate
for ST. Patrick's Day.
The death OF Mrs. Charles Packard
occurred at her home In Oakland yes
terday morning after an illness OF
several weeks. She Is the sister-in-
law OF Edwin Packard of this place.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow friday at one O'Clock.