The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-03-04

Mrs. Lewis A CaS"ell mas Deeu Wis
ting this week with relatives in Au-
gusta.
Remember the Bates College Glee
Club in the Opera House next Wed
nesday night.
Mrs. H. T. Donnell of Washington
n e has returned home after visit
ing here with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Watson.
Mrs. Harry Nelson. who has been
confined to the house for four weeks
IN account Of sickness is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. w. H. Clark of Park street
uas called to Fort Fairfield last Mon
dav on account of the serious Illness
Of her daughter Mrs. Forrest Nicker-
SON
Sunset Chapter No. So, Order of the
Eastern Star will hold the regular
meeting on Friday tomorrow even
ing al 745. There will be work and
refreshments.
The following jurors have been
drawn in Skowhegan to serve at the
sprine term of court which conyenes
April 9th, j. L. Herrin, George L. Nay
Fred L. Pooler and William Perry.
CLAYTON Atwood, manager of the Di-
rect Importing Store, who has been
quite i'll at his home in Norr.dgewock,
has been back at his store partially
attending to his duties there this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dumont of
North avenue are the proud parents
of a little son born to them Satur-
,tfrh+ Il haa
name of Joseph Leon Arthur Dumont.
The March meeting of the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea class, which was
to be held next Monday evening will
be held the following Tuesday even
ing because Of the Sorosis meeting
on Monday night.
Father Archambeault. Dominican
Father OF Lewiston, is filing the va
caaey OF Father Renaud at the Lady
of Our Lourdes Catholic Church. who
is II 1T his home. Miss Bernard of
The Sisters Hospital of Lewiston is
the nurse caring for him,
Dr. F s, Bigelow and members Of
H. fa Aojd, numbering TX persons,
h.. faen attacked by sudden illness
- she doctor believes to have
baqa dae TO eating clans All are now
ie5f,f4. I,g and the doctor has as a
90 th,s week DR.. II. +. Field OF
aH
4#=#- Common. arrived home Tuas-
daq nfeh from Waterville, where lie
@#..at sa as45as af GRAY
U6=HasI I'm That city. On iliu Was
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Next Sunday evening Carl w. Mai
ley will give an organ recital pro-
ceeding the regular Sunday night ser
vices in the Federated church, Last
Sunday evening Mr.. Malley gave de
lightful pipe organ recital at THIS
church, assisted by Gladys F. Pennell
soprano, with r. W. Leighton, con-
Quoting the choir a large gather
Ing listened with reverence and pro-
found interest to an admirably ana
well prepared program which COM
prlsed Serenade by Flcfhe anu
I,aa,.5, e'ito" which ,cai nIaved bv
,}5a @f.,.,.,I c,orne laet vo4r Miss
rl.a.. y po,,o1I eanc ."Tbc Ninety
- -" I've Cba,.nion in very
,,fs,..,5,, ,.,o,,,cr e[,be4itnting for Miss
i-Isra.-,, ilIio1 walker
SboWheSan Sorosts held IT'S regular
mee.'ng on February % IN the Library
Par.ora with Mrs. Vivian woodbury.
al Mrs. Laura Twadelle as hostesseS
very interesting program on
Thrift had been arranged under the
direction Of Mrs. Efie Furber' Mrs.