The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-03-24

health
Mrs. Eta Ellsmore returned hom,
Monday forenoon from an over Spnda,
visit at Fairfield. ~
Mrs. c. q. Richardson and little Mis-,
Phyllis spent the day Saturday II
Lewiston.
Tue Working League of the Federal.
ed church will hold its regular meet.
ing in the church parlors next Mon.
day afternoon.
William Simpson Of Oakland has
been visiting here this week and at
tending to business. His parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Simpson we're week
end guests OF himself and family al
their Oakland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C,<Judkins have
purchased of Mrs. Theda Cross Geb-
hardt her home on Water street. This
is the east half of the commodious
gray brick house, the west portion of
which is owned by Clyde H. Smith.
Ruth Marston, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair R.sMarston of Wat
eryille came to Skowhegan Tuesday to
spend her kindergarten vacation with
her cousin, Sally Marston, the youth
full daughter Of Col. and Mrs. R. L..
Marston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb, who re-
Gently sold their home on Water street
are to move to the west half of their
apartment house on the same street
at present occupied by H. e. Smith and
family. Mr.. Smith has not yet secur-
ed home.
= Mrs. verna Jewett leaves here April
4th to continue her course in nurse
training at Cambridge City Hospital,
after which she will return to Show
aifegan to complete her training at
Somerset Hospital. This 10 occa-
stoned by the recent affiiiation .of
Somerset Hospital and Cambridge
City Hospital. -
The regular meeting OF the Pioneer
Post Noble Grands Association was
held at the home of Mrs. Mary M.
Hurley on Monday evening. There
was very good attendance. Follow,
ing the usual transaction Of business
delicious refreshments OF fruit punch,
assorted cakes, candy and nuts were
served. The next meeting will be
held the second Monday in April with
Mrs. Lillian Smith.
This Thursday even ng at 7.30
o'clock there will be special service
Of fellowship at the Methodist church
In the main auditorium. The sacra-,
flant of the Lords supper will be ad-
.ministered, and as far as possible the
spirit of the farewell meeting of Jesus
and his disciples ere MS betrayal will
be emphasized, All communicates of
the church are urged to be present
at this significant service.
On Monday evening Miss Grace
Thomson entertained at her home on
Milburn street her Sunday School
class of seven young people Of the
Federated church. At six o'clock a
delicious supper was served consisting
of scalloped potatoes, cold meats,
salads, hot rolls, Ice cream, cake and
cocoa. After the supper short So
cial time was spent then the guests
attended the motion picture show, s.
-,
II. u. oturtevaht' VINO mas peen nv
ing at Kilcare farm during the winter
brought into this Office Monday two
uru.ral snecimens Of eggs. both beine
annror,mately six and one-half by
eight inches. One weighed one-fourth
Of q hound and the other a trifie more.
Tbe.e eygu were laid within a week OF
each other nv a Rhode Island Red hen
nvned nv Mr.. Sturtevant. C. H.
navis nroprietor M Kflczre. in expect
ed here next month from Elizabeth
| n 7. for a short stay. but does not
now nlan to. summer at Kilcare. =.
800 ...
rev. ueOfeo Morm nA S0n s.N
the !uncta. servcSe u .ne .e.c -. -.
carrie -. Towns ~ iOE
a. Lno nol.e 49,, ~ $3.50 - 49, 80. 49,.
she apasaed away TueSdAy. u Mrs
Towns had been iii wifh, pneumppta
She was born III Monsou,t7S years ago
and lived II Madison FOR thirteen
wears. her previous residence being
Cornville. She was tho widow OF the
late William p. Towns. WHO died
many years since. A son. Frank
Towns, OF Massachusetts arrived Tues