The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-26

day. after a brief vacation spent at
home.
Bert HUFF has been seriously i'll with
the grippe during the past week.
Miss Hester Pullen who spent Sun
day at her nome in North Arson was
unable to return to her school here
Tuesday on account of an attack of
the grippe.
Miss Beatrice Baker, Miss Laura
and Geraldine Baker and Miss Mary
Carl returned. to Colby College Tues
Wanted-A girl to do homework.
Address letter 10 Box 1875, Skowhe-
gan 1w9
Clayton Andrews was quite serious
~ hurt last Monday while tobogan
Siding. No bones were broken.
Miss Margery Dane and Miss Annie
Rollins are i'll with the grippe.
Raymond Carl has been home sew
eral weeks i'll with a severe cold.
On account of Illness and the heavy
snow storm, no preaching services
were held at the Congregational
church last Sunday If it is thought
prudent to hold services next Sunday,
motives will be posted and the bell
will be rung at o'clock Sunday
morning.
Friends are glad to see Maynard
! Thomas on the street again.
Several days last week from % to
% prominent workmen in the Ameri-
can Shoe Finding mill were i'll with
| the grippe Many of them returned
| this week.
DR.. A r. Clark will be at A. S.
| Burke's residence on Tuesday, March
End, for five days for the practice of
dentistry. 1w9*
Mrs. F. H. Preble is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Whitney are
spending this week in Boston
Mrs. Carrie Hilton entertained the
ladies of the Congregational Church
l. Circle last Wednesday afternoon.
Paul Guild is i'll at his home on
Main street with a sever attack of the
epidemic.
Miss Mary Ann Foss. one of the in
structors in Sanford High School, is
spending a vacation at home.
C. w. Dutton is quite i'll with the
grippe.
Mrs Daniel Robinson is very ill
al this writing with bronchial pneu
monia. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
ROBBIE Robinson, who lives in the same
house is also Ill with the grippe. Two
trained nurses are in attendance
The State wishes to borrow, with a
guarantee of safe return, old fire.
arms. musical instruments and arti-
cles connected with early Maine days
for the State Centennial celebration
This coming summer. If you have
anything to offer please leave list
at our store. E. w. Moore, Bingham
1t is understood that Miss Anna
Savage is substituting in the school
at North Arson and has not as yet
resigned her position here.
Harold Colman was able to return
| to his work the first of the week after
weeks illness.
Mrs. F. II. Colby of Augusta was
called here last Saturday by the ILL
ness of her mother Mrs. Daniel Rob
inSon.
The children of the Primary room
of the Congregational Sunday School
were entertained at the church yestry
on Saturday afternoon. Feb. IA, from
until o'clock. The decorations,
games and contests were all appro-
pirate for a Valentine party and the
little folks greatly enjoyed the af-
ternoon Refreshments were served
and at the proper hour the children
disbanded having had such a good
time. The ladies who entertained
were Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan, Mrs.
Emma Hill, Mrs. Grace Cool and Miss
Elizabeth Thomson.
The Century Club viii be entertain
ed on the afternoon of March at the
home of Mrs Florence Owens. Arti-
Giles will be presented by Mrs. Eva
Bachelor and Mrs Kate M. Burke.
Vocal and instrumental music will be
provided and the ladies are urged to
make special effort to respond to
the roll call.
On account of the severe storm and
the prevailing epidemic the anniver-
sary entertainment to be given under
the auspices of the Century Club last
Friday evening was indefinitely post
pDned.
Ladies-Pictoria Review Going Up
April l, 1920 to $500 year. My
price until then Is l year $500 or 2
years for $500. will be pleased
10 take your subscription for one or
two years. Call at store or mail
YOUR order to Fred w Preble.
Brick ice cream for your Sunday
dinner. Notify me in advance if you
wish it saved Caswell