The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-23
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Bargain in second hand sleigh
with a set-oyer A. S. Burke.
Horace Russell, who had been in a
Lewiston Hospital since Dec. II, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Ansley Moore who have
been i'll with influenza are able to be
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Buy this paper at CaSwellS.
Arthur Upper and Vernard Pierce
have returned to their places Of bust
ness after two weeks illness with the
prevailing disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Perfccto are
the parents of baby born last Fri
day and Mrs Perfecto is now i'll with
influenza.
Two sleighs for sale A. S. Burke
DR. Evans of Boston who was called
here by r. NJ Savage. returned home
last Thursday morning.
Allen Robinson is to finish his
school year at the Coburn Institute in
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Caswell are re
covering from the influenza.
Mrs. Angie Kelliher is caring fol
Mrs. Leon Robinson who is very IL
with pneumonia.
Stanley Stoddard is now at home
having received his honorable dis
charge from the t. S Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chase and
little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Carl and Mrs. Benz Russell and her
children are recovering from their re
cent illness with influenza
Mrs. Cilley and children are guests
of her daughter Mrs. Joseph Cassidy
at lockwood.
Mrs. Eva McCollor is very i'll with
pneumonia at the time of this writing
Mr.. Grindle and his daughter Mrs
Gage Grindle Of North Brooksville
spent last Thursday in town returning
to their home Friday morning.
Mrs Arle Dinsmore is GONZALES
cent
Mrs. Eta Holt and her daughter
Inez are caring for the two babies
left motherless by the death of her
daughter Mrs. Goodel
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Goodrich are
victims of the grippe.
DR.. Browns family are recovering
from the influenza.
Miss Christine Baker has been I'M
able to attend to her duties at the
Postofiice during the past week on ac-
count of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pooler. Earl
Hamilton. Misses Louise and Florence
Sterling and Miss Jessie Pierce are
able to be about the village again.
Mr.. Webb. who is employed by the
New England Lumber Co, and family
are occupying rent in Mrs. Della
Webster's house.
The families of Frank Hilton. Aus
tin McDunnah and Perley Bickford
are gaining and their friends hope for
their speedy recovery.
Miss Lena Colby who arrived in
town with her father during the in
huenza epidemic remained and helped
At this time she is with the Gleason
family, five of whom are i'll with in
fuenza
Wimont Doyle. the soldier son of
Mrs. Olive Hilton. arrived home last
Monday. His brother Palmer Doyle
who has been in service in France
reached New York and was taken Ill
with influenza. and died The remains
arrived here Tuesday evening
Friends of this town sympathize with
the family in their grief.
The most recent cases of the in
fuenza are Mr., and Mrs. Chester
Lombard, Mr.. and Mrs. Withers, Guy
Williams and three children of the
Desrushers family.
Mrs. Eugene Collins OF Madison
who has been serving as community
nurse for the past week returned
home last Tuesday.
1t is hoped that the situation of the
epidemic is much improved. Few
new cases are developing as compar-
ed with last week. Never in the his
tory of the town has there been such
sadness and anxiety among its people
as during the past two weeks.