The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-09

4 business caller in this place Satur-
day.
Charles J. Holway. tax collector of
the town of Arson, was Il business
caller in town Monday.
Mrs Harry Moore was in Norridge~
wocs one dav last week the guest of
ser son and family.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Pierpont re-
turned to their home i'll Augusta the
Ia OF .Ae @eek having been called
.Sse H. .ztfeHd IN. funeral of Mr.. Pier
mont. brother. viii Pierpont, which
WAS hcl4 "a e1eaday Of last week from
the late ha8e Rev. c. II. mckinney
oGiciatcI
Mr. Joseph Morrow returned the
last u. the week from week 8 visit
na- cod with relatives and friends in
sesearjlle and lockwood.
Plans are being perfected for the.
drama and minstrel show to be given
Thursday and Friday nights OF this
eee,, under the auspices of the Madi-
son Grammar school The proceeds
RE TO go toward graduating expenses
and to purchase new ball suits.
Mrs. W T. Greene and Mrs. w. S.
Hilliken were shoppers in Skowhegan
one day the last of the week.
4 food sale viii be held Friday Feb
ruary 10th at the Union tore under
tie auspices of the Ladies' Aid Of the
Free Baptist Church.
Perley Paine of North Arson was a
business caller in this place one day
the last Of the week.
Conrad Kennison. a sophomore at
me University OF Maine, passed the
week end with his mother Mr.. Mary
G. Kennison.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer returned to her
home in Hinckley Monday after pass
ing few days at the home of her
uncle. Horace Holway.
A large delegation from Carrabas-
sett Lodge |. O. o. f. of Skowhegan
visited Indian Spring Lodge at their
regular meeting Thursday evening.
Fred Hughes was confined to his
home on Preble avenue the first Of
tnc week with severe cold.
a very enjoyable meeting of Sorosis
home Of Mrs Nira Emery upper Main
va held Monday afternoon at the
street, who was assisted in entertain
nE by Mrs. Lena Davis and Mrs. Belle
Hilton. The program was in charge
al Mrs Davis the subject being ia
pan" The roll call was responded
II w. items of interest on Japan. This
was followed by a very interesting
and instructive address on Japan by
Rey. c. Il. Mckinney Dainty re
Treatments we're served by the hostess
aid a social hour enjoyed.
H. 4. Spaulding OF North Arson was
a busine IS caller in this place Monday
en- route for SkoWhegan.
Dr.. II. II. Rodden passed the week
end in SkoWhagan the guest Of his
brother Or \. Z. Rodden
Ezra Tompl.ns who has been in
town the past three months the guest
ef bis mother. left Friday for New
T6gk where he will sail for Central
Africa
Archie Daniorth, manager Of the
Farmers Telephone office. was bust
ness victor in this place one day the
last IF the week
THE Woman's Association of the
congregational Church held their reg
afa. meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Mabel Lancaster. The program
which was musical and in charge of
Mrs. Clara T. McElhiney.
Mrs. /. \. Bradbury Of North An
son was in town one day last week.
Harold Mantor of Bates College il
passing Jew days vacation at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. F \.
Nanter. Arson Side.
Of
tist church viii he held this Thurs
day evening.
Harold Collins of North Arson was
brsine caller in town saturday.
The choir of the Congregational
shurch will give a musical Sunday
evening in the Welfare Theatre.
James. the little on of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Freble is i'll at their home on
Lower Maple street.
Aire. Alice Lombard Of North Arson
vas ceiling on friends in this place the
f~st Of the week.
MADISON CENTER
orrison Clough has sold a part oil
hi. farm. the land across the road OPP
rosite his home There is barn on
the land ana it is understood the man
will build. lie is from the West and
his name is Doe.
II. +. Smear who has been i'll for Il
number of weeks and expected to &C
to the hospital. went down river last
Friday to see a doctor and came home
feeling fine. was tod that he could be
neined and there was no occasion fol
hie going to the hospital.
The Spritualist Ladies Aid Society
meet Tuesday, Feb. 2Sth with Miss
Olive Hayden.
NORTH MADISON
Earl Greene who has been working
at Bald Mountain is at home on Il
visit 70 his family but will return back
to his work this week.
The chicken poX has broken out in
several families around the Twelve
Corners.
Herbert Adams and family of Scion
were in town last Sunday calling on
Mr. and Mrs Eben Dean.
Orlando Hunnewell of Scion was in
town last Sunday calling on Mr.. and
Mrs Ansel Salley.
Everett Parsons is in very poor
health Dr. Piper of Scion attends
him.