The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12


The members OF the local Golden
Cross Lodge were the guests of the
Skowhegan lodge last Tuesday eve
ming and witnessed the installation
ceremonies. A dance was also en-
joyed afterwards and most enjoyable
evening was passed by all.
DIR. +. NJ. Tower and family nave
moved from the Jones house to Madi-
son where the doctor has recently
located.
Charles Miller recently had a
springs pig killed which weighed
about 430 lbs.
Miss Lizzie Witham is passing the
winter with her sister at BOothbay
Harbor.
The many friends OF Mrs. Damron
will be pleased to learn that she Is
gaining from her recent illness of
pneumonia and no longer requires the
care of a trained nurse but during the
pat week has been cared for by her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Mitchell.
The Merry Double Skies enjoyed
supper at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Tower on Monday night Of last
week
The farmers have been taking. ad
vantage of the fine travelling during
the past few days and delivering wood.
A. n. Percival is very busy at his
saw mill and at present is employing
two men besides himself
The Bracket & Russell grist mill
is now doing its work by electric
power.
Mrs. Josephine Whiting has recent
ly had New England telephone in
stalled and her call is 25-12
The officers of Somerset Rebekah
Lodge and Of Quinnebassett Lodge /.
o. o. f. were installed ON Monday
evening of this week. A full account
OF the instllation will be given next
week. - 8a=
-, DODLIN DISTRICT
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
harves ting their ice.
Frank Witham is suffering from n
bad attack OF heart trouble. His
many friends hope for a speedy re-
covery.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
confined to her bed by an i'll turn.
joint Mitchell killed Il nice beef
creature last week that dressed 500
lbs.
Reginald Boynton OF Waterville
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Kate
Boynton and aunt, Mrs. Abbe Mitch
ell. few dayD last week, .,",
Mrs. Damren who has been Ill
with pneumonia is on the gain and is
able to be ut the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Howard Mitchell. ~ "''
A. G. Storer is suffering from an
attack OF rheumatism.
QUINNEBAasETT II.
Clyde Rogers, who was at home from
Jackrlan several days went Saturday
to Mayfield where he will drive a
team for the. 4. D.. Warren GO. j..
fhe' FARMERS in TINS vicinity have
filled their ice houses with an unus-
ualiy fine rot of fce:e-- -. '-' --' '
The G.. G. Club will meet with Mrs
l.. III ,gRogersys edfseday. b. Dinner
VII lie served .to nrsmbars and invited
FR relet Ay~~ItRee Is saving lumber for q.
oiIlllIHelu plTtleS.
,se,.t .TOBEY DISTRICT rc5
Mr. a. b. Everette and W. Rogers
are getting out lumber and hauling
to the Tobey mill.
Irving Stevens has purchased n fine
pair of work horses.
Mrs. Alice Bigelow, who has been
| i'll for several weeks is reported on
the gain.
Mrs. Vern Blaisdell and daughter OF
Norridgewock were recent guests OF
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bur
rlll.
Mrs. Charles Devoll was a recent
| guest of her daughter, Hazel Barker,
| at Waterville.
HOXIE
Gregory Guimond has been having
quite severe time with his head, but
, Is better at this writing.
Elmer Dunn OF Norridgewock was
q caller here Sunday.
Vim. Drawn of Waterville was Q
| caller here Sunday.
II. l.. York was q caller In Smith
/ field and Norridgewock Saturday.
FLAGSTAFF
Mr. Peter Wahl and Mrs Clara