The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-30


scorers. Merriman, Athens Lagross.
Harmony.
MADISON
Samuel Gilman Of Salisbury, Mass,
was the guest of his cousin, Fred Gill
man, att week
Mrs. Fred Moulton returned Friday
from Dover oxcroft, where she was
called by the death Of her father
Miss Helen Powers, who has been
i'll for the past week with the flu is
gaining slowly
Schools closed Friday for a weeks
vacation and among the teachers who
left town Saturday morning were:
Sub-Ma ter. Martin G.. Phelan, Sab
batus; Miss Helen Gray. onngton;
Miss Elcey Sawyer, Warren; Miss
Jane Corson, Readfeld; Miss Lola
Smith, Auburn. and Miss Alice Morse,
of Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Head OF Portland
were called her lar week by the death
of Mrs. Heads brothct, Perham Tink-
ham.
Mrs. Anderson AMI daughter Of
Hartland arrived in town Sa ur lay,
being called here Nv the illness Of
Mrs. Anderson's daughter, Mrs. Percy
Butteriied.
Miss Beatrice Rogers o. North Vas
ralboro was the week end guest uf Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. sWithcc.
Ralph Crouch let town the last OF
the week for an extended visit with
relatives in Detroit Mich
Mrs. Fred Ploude is confined to her
home on Park street by Illness.
Miss Helen Goodell left Monday for
, Boston where she will resume her
tudies at Simond's College. after
passing a week S vacation at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
COOdell 8.... s#. :
Mrs. Arthur Mclean returned to her
home on the Arson Side Saturday
after having been patient at the
konnebcG Valley Hospital. u=.e
There was Il good attendance both
Thursday and Friday evening at the
Welfare Theatre to- witness the drama.
And Billy Disappeared,f given by the
/ Madison High School Dramatic Glnb.
under the direction nf William Dixon.
Mp'ie was furnished by the High
! School Orchestra. All of the parts
were taken in a very pleasing man
ner. The cast of characters were as
follows: Hon. Il, M. Bhrdon. attorney,
! Erwin Athcarn; lshmeli the Hermit,
/ Hubert Hilton; Mr.. lily, the aviator,
Morrill, aine; Bub Duxenberry, Evan
gelsse Ouillette; Gene Greener, sales
man, Mead, Balwin; Mary Blake, the
4.
! spinster. Audrey Scott. Mrs. Gray the
wife, Florence McCauley: Nancy Ror-
den, the girl, Tholma Davis: Ageie
Borden. Arlcen Beale; Kittie, the
maid, Dorothy Bird
Frank Merrill has recently purchas-
ed the Tricky house on Upper Main
street
Mrs, Albert Whittier, WHO has been
. guest for the past two week. of Rev.
rI Mrs. G., II. McElh 'ney at the Con
yreg"t;cnll parsonage left Fridly for
her home in Searsrort
- Ralph Wescott IL confined to his
home with severe coll.
Miss Belle Hensbee is ii patient at
the kenrcbec Valley Hospital in
Stowhcgan. a
Mr. and Mri Fred Daggett are con
fined to their home on Jones street by
illness. 4r'
The family of Ben Worstcr are i'll
with the grip. f..t
Mrs White. who was called here by
the death of her stcp-father, $. p
Tinkham, returned to her home In
Dxfield Monday.
Mice RTtb MarInn MuG confined q
her home the first OF the week by i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Stobie returne
the last of the week from Il few days
visit with relatives in Watervilc.
Mrs H. II. Hanes has returned from
two weeks trip to Boston.
FLYNN Norton, a student at NJ. II. 5
started Monday to take the school cen
sus
Friends of Florence Morse will be
pleased to learn that she is gaining
nicely from her surgical operation
which she underwent Friday III a hos
pital.
Milton Phillips is confined to his
home on Pleasant street by illness.
George Rushworth, who suffered Il
severe paralytic shock last week, re-
mains about the same.
Miss Arleen BARLEY, who was re-
Gently operated on at the Kennebec
Valley Hospital for appendicitis, re-
turned to her home in this place Mon
day much improved in health.
Mrs. Annie Gould is confined to her
home on the Am on Side by illness.
W. H. Toppan has returned from a
business and pleasure trip to Boston
and vicinity
r. c. Clark of the firm of f. C. Clark
Co.. was business visitor in Boston
last week