The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-23

Mrs. Marta S. Savage, who is at
! Clifton Springs, y. Y. has recently
undergone surgical operation for
the relief of enlarged tonsils. Mrs
j Savage left Somerset county in No
vember. to visit for time with Mrs.
/ Gertrude Pierce in Hartford, Conn.
before going to the New York address
above mentioned.
MRS. KATE HOLT) GOODELL
Funeral services for Mrs. Kate
(Hol) Goodell. wife of Levi Goodell
were held at her late home last
Thursday afternoon, Rev Mr. Thorne
of Scion officiating. Mrs. Goodell
passed away after weeks illness OF
pneumonia leaving to mourn her loss
/ a husband and two small children. her
] parents and one sister. Her entire
] life has been spent in her native town
where she leaves many schoolmates
and friends who will miss her The
sorrowing family have the sympathy
of many friends.
LANNIE NEWTON
Lannie Newton, we'll known lum-
boring man in this section of Somer-
set county died last Wednesday at
his home with pneumonia following
influenza This occasion seemed I'M
usually sad for the reason that the
oldest son of the family died last week
the mother was critically i'll with
pneumonia and TWO younger sons
were recovering from the influenza
Friends, neighbors and relatives all
share the deep sorrow of this grief
stricken family and extend sincere
sympathy. Out Of door services at
the home last Wednesday afternoon
we're conducted by Rev. T. b. HIATT
and burial was in the River Road
cemetery, Moscow
HAROLD FOOTMAN
Deepest sympathy is expressed for
! Mr. and Mrs. Footman and family
who have all been i'll with influenza
and last Sunday their oldest son Har
/ old died with pneumonia. He was
bright, happy boy, seventeen years
old and a great comfort to his pa
rents In school work his rank was
cxcelled by few and his schoolmates
and instructors have only kindest
thoughts of him. Burial services
were held Monday afternoon.
MRS CAROLINE e SAVAGE
The community of Bingham was
saddened on Wednesday of last week
Jan. II. at the death of Mrs Caroline
Grindle Savage. wife of Roy VI, Say
age. She was taken with influenza
the week previous and the disease
was followed by pneumonia. Mrs.
Savage is survived by her husband.
and small daughter. Anna Emily,
aged 6 years. her father, one brother.
two sisters and two half brothers.
She was born in No. Brooksville. "a
years ago. and after completing her
school education received her train
ing for nurse at DR.. Kings hospital,
Portland. This profession she follow
ed with great success until her mar
riage to Roy M. Savage in May, 1909
and since that time her home has
been in Bingham. While she con-
tributed much to the community in
which she lived, by her personality
and activities in social life. her first
love and devotion was to her home.
She had many friends here who will
long cherish the memory Of her pleas
ant ways and her mony kindnesses TO
those in trouble or need. She was
loyal member of the o. +. S. the Ken
nebec Chapter ID. A. K. an dthe Sun
shine Owing to the illness of the
husband brief memorial service were
held on the veranda of the home last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jessie
Hamilton sang abide With Me" and
prayer was offered by Rev Thos b.
HIATT Deepest sympathy is express
ed for tn family of the deceased dur
ing this time of great bereavement
A TRIBUTE
The Sunflower Branch of the Inter
national Sunshine Society feels keen
lv the loss of two worthy members:
Mrs. Caroline Savage vice president
Mrs. Addie V. Dutton Recording Sec
We mourn the loss of the companion
ship but will long cherish the mem
DRY of their beautiful lives.
"They have passed from our sight,
But their presence still fingers a halo
of light.
The Century Club of Bingham re-
cords with deep sorrow the loss by
death of one of its worthy and valued
| IlltulDtIS, hlS, Auult DutlOH
uary IL. 1919
| ANNIE r. WHITNEY President
JOSEPHINE G. SAWYER, Sec
The kennebec Chapter, d. A. r. of
Bingham. records with deep sadness.
the passing on of two of its beloved
and loyal members. Mrs. Addie V.
Dutton. January IL, 1919; Mrs. Caro-
inc G. Savage, January Is, 1919.
ANNIE Z. WHITNEY. Regent