The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-02
Card oi Thanks

Card of Thinks
We wish to express 10 all or
friends our sincere thanks for their
Kindness and beautiful floral tributes
in oar recent bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. HUI cy
Miss Virginia flusscy.
Norfidgewoek. Me, March . l92-
ATHENS
Town meeting Monday. Aar 6. Tn
ladies' of the church viii serve tbe
customary baked bean dinner in the
lining hall at the noon intermiSion
Mrs. Nellie Fox, who hss bNen at-
lictetl with carbuncle on her right
3houlder for the past weei, was re
ported as gaining until last SUNDAY
@hen the ore began TO show signs Of
gardening and it was Taught bcs' for
Ter to he removed to hospital, whore
she would receive necessary medical
attention and nursing for a few ia
Mrs Mylon Elliott. daughter ir2a
Portsmouth, II. H., arrived Saturday
Another daughter. Mrs. E. ii. Cook
md Mrs. Celia Tibbetts have been
CONSTANT attendants upon Mrs Fox
PREVIOUS to her going to tie SOME
let hospital.
Much sympathy is eXteaded f. Ire
amily OF Leslie Turner Of the stick
ley Hill neighborhood in the sudden
leath of Mrs. Turner, which occurred
iaqr week. DroDsey was tie aifli ton
which Mrs Turner had suffered from
or years. She leaves besides has
land. three small children.
The stprk has IA seeming partially
or Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lancaster
1aving left new baby there this
vast week If more families were
hu3 ,imiliarly favored there would
e less uneasiness in keeping up the
resent school system
Dr.. Richardson was up from Sfow-
legan last Friday to see Al Toss
who has been suffering greatly with
eczema.
Owing to the recent illness Of Mrs.
lellie Fox the Academy teachers, Miss
knox and Mr., Merriman. have been
obliged to get new boarding places.
Miss Knox has gone to II S. Elliott
nd Mr.. Norman to II u. True
Rorthys. Miss Knox is at present
lutte Ill with grippe
Mrs. Charles Goodwin is at Skow-
1egan with thc family of her daueh-
er. Mrs. Sanford Russell. Mr.. Rus
sell WIS operated on last Friday for
ldhesions at Somerset hospital His
condition at that time was considered
cry critical. lie is reported as rally
ng and his family are now hopeful
If his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs, + G. Hight have been
LISTING since the schools closed and
ar. Hight was relieved of his work
f driving the school team. Some time
vas spent with the family of their
laughter, Mrs. Leslie Woodsum, in
Norridgewock. At this time MIR. Wood
um was very i'll, with what wa
cared to be poisoning from his teeth.
these he has had removed and the
,octors hope for him to recover. Mr..
nd Mrs. Hight also visited their son
Norman and family at Newport and
cund them all well They also Wis
ted with Lewis Hight and family on
heir way home.
Mrs. Jane H. Greene observed her
18th birthday, Monday, Feb. eth. She
eoccived many calls from her neigh
aorg. one Of whom remembered to
bring the birthday cake. also letters
md cards. candy and other remem-
ORANGES from her many friends in
Gown and out who sent congratula-
lions on her good health. 1t will be
remembered that ut this time last year
Mrs. Greene WAS very i'll Her twin
brother. Frank 7. Hight OF New
Richmond. Wis, has but recently writ
en- his sister THAI he enjoys very good
health and H. able to take daily
walk. which is to carry milk ana
cream to his daughter, Mrs. A, P.
}iXby and family
The members OF the Womon's Farm
Bureau have received the calendar oil
922 arranged for them and regret
yerv much to learn of the illness
Of their Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Marion G Hare. who underwent
IN operation for appendicitis at
Hou,ton hospital last week. Her
friends will be anxious for speedy
recovery and hope she will be able
o re 0llne nPl Wofh DIS btil''h9ti avn
in this county
The Senior play, Patty Makes
Things Hum" was given last Friday
evening, Feb "a, at Grange Hall a
very appreciatiye audience filled the
hall to witness the performance OF
for the most part amateur players, in.
he popular II. S. Play, The presence
of the officers khaki uniforms upon
he stage added a thrill to the expect
lncy of the evenings entertainment
and the parts of Captain Little and
Captain Braithwaite by James Dysart
and Keneth Chapman were well cup
ported. The play was well staged ana
all took their parts we'll. There was
no occasion for promptings, much TO