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

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Charles Miller was a business visi-
tor in Fairfield Saturday.
Frank Miner Is home from the
Keane numbering camps where he has
been working.
Asa Briggs. James Huntoon and
Miles Dickinson have returned home
from the up river numbering camps.
Mrs. Nellie Clarke was the guest
OF Miss Cora Baker few days last
week.
Miss Mildred McCray of Madison Is
working for Mrs. Guy Emmons.
Miss Edna Adams and Miss Edna
Hilton of Madison have been recent
guests of their friend, Miss mise Mil
Ter.
G. 8. and F. E. Jewett attended the
meeting of the Maine Gamers in
Portland, last week and also the au-
tomobile show.
The members of the Sophomore
class of the high school gave a box
social at the Town Hall on Friday
evening and enjoyed a social even
ing.
Mrs. PERCY Quimby Is in very poor
health.
Levi Ham has returned from a
short visit with relatives in East Pep
perhill and Boston, Mass.
The sermon topic for next Sunday
morning at the Congregational
church will be. IA Sincere Mind" At
five O'clock will occur another vesper
service.
Charles Carpenter went to Pitts
field Saturday to move the household
goods of G.. A. Douglass to this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass will occupy
the Levi Ham house on the North
aide of the River.
Miss Fay Barker left for Portland
Saturday where she has accepted a
very nice position in an insurance OF
flee.
Cony Russell and William Bracket
attended the automobile show In
Portland last week.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
passed by one Of the Ten-Ten Clubs
at the home OF Mrs. Henry Whiting
on last Wednesday afternoon. Delic-
fOus refreshments Of ice cream, as
sorted cake and waters were served.
The chicken pie supper given by
the men of the Baptist church last
1uuE6udy CVCHih6 90 q bAOoS oNS
cess and netted the society seventy
dollars. The patrons OF the supper
were graciously waited upon by a
number of the younger men who
looked very neat In their white ap-
rons and caps.
Miss Lizzie Witham visited rela-
tives In Madison last week.
DR.. Walter F. Brown attended the
automobile show In Portland last
week and later went to Boston to WIS.,
1t his daughter few days.
" Miss Ruth Greenwood OF Skowhe-
gan was the guest of Mrs. Cony Rus
sell few days recently.
Mrs. Maude Sabin of Madison has
been recent guest of Mrs. Mary
Spaulding.
Myers Rosenthal has been Ill with
influenza In Waterville where he
went for a short visit with his broth
err
Mrs Fred Dunlap has been on the
sick list
Hartley Buckingham returned
Thursday from the up river lumber
ing camps.
Mrs. Lillian Hilton gave a delight
full "Children's Party" at her home on
Friday evening Several of her little
friends were present, who enjoyed
the entertainment provided for them
and the refreshments OF ice cream
and assorted cake.
Frank Rogers is very sick.
Mrs. Ada Drake and Mrs. Mabel
Miller and two children visited rela-
tives In Auburn a few days last
weel
Stanley Bigelow OF Bingham Is the
guest OF his grandmother, Mrs. Sadie
Clark.
On Thursday afternoon Of last
week Mrs. Wilbur Taylor delightful
~ entertained several young ladies
at her home In honor of Miss Marion
Taylor who has been Red Cross
nurse abroad during the past year
The ladies were all former school
mates of Miss Taylor and the after
noon was passed In a social manner.
On Saturday morning Miss Taylor
left for Melrose, Mass, where she Is
to have charge OF the operating room
OF the Melrose Hospital and where
she will also take a special course In
x-Ray work.
Harry Bigelow had the misfortune
to sprain his ankle last Thursday and
is confined to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Seekins and
little son of Madison are the guests
OF relatives In town. Mr.. Seeknis
recently met with serious accident