The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-02
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ceived and that it locke as though
there would he good work for long
time.
The committee in charge Of the food
sale which is to be given under the
auspices of Somerset Rebekah Lodge,
for the purpose of raising money for
the Orphans Home Fund, on Saturday
afternoon at Miller and Jones hard
ware store, request that all members
please bring cooked food to the store
before . O'Clock on Saturday after
noon. All members are supposed to
cook something for the sale.
Mrs. Hartley buckingham is with
Mrs. Mary Brown for a few weeks as
housekeeper.
Charles Sawyer arrived from his
home in New Hampshire on Saturday
afternoon being called at this time by
the serious condition of his father II.
X Sawyer.
Miss Evelyn Mcneil entertained her
cousin Miss Otis of Oakland over Sun
day.
A piece of work which is receiving
much favorable comment is the redee-
Grating which has been done in the
Odd Fellows hall by Adelbert Bigelow.
This was the first work of its kind
ever attempted by Mr.. Bigelow but 1t
has been so well done that he deserves
much credit for the success he has
made in copying the original decora-
tions which were made a number OF
years ago by q prnfessiopal decorator
Daniel Holt fofmdrfyiof Binghap, is
very seriously i'll at the home of Geo.
Holt.
Charles Hussey is very Ill with pneu-
monia and under the care of trained
nurse. Mrs Yerna Jewett of Skowhe-
gan. fi'Hi
George Lyons is working for Dr. f.
81 VI. Tower In Madison.
The Womans Working League met
with Mrs. Ida Spauldne last Tuesday
afternoon The next meeting will be
in charge of Mrs Ellen Pierce ut the
yestry on Feb IA. On Feb. % the
League will serve a public supper Mt
the vestry, the committee in charge
being Mrs. Josie Whiting, Mrs, Mary
STAPLES. Mrs. Lila Mitchell and Mrs.
Ida Twaddele. Mattresses, Violet
Gray. Annette Worthey and Louise
Worthley.
Amos Holt, Jr. underwent a slight
SurB'ai Op'i "'''" ~ Wv
ii, W. smith last SATURDAY. -=.-..
Miss Rowena AlDee VIII soon COM
plete her dntlesa NJ inc nome Vi WI D
Guy Emmons where she mas neeh Gnu
nloyed during Mff. i9nmons' ''i"eSs'
-. Charles Savage installed ne" iur-
mace in his mousse last week
a most enJoyapie evening was pass
ed by the members OF oollef"4s nepeI
kah Lodge 4W fMFfaTHefEet tneu
r.hall lastVFf'das' evening" pltnh
supper was served at oao ioiio"eo ny
fine musical gnd literary en'e''"'h-
"meht.A -
Mrs. Eta Mitcheli paHS1 9Am
Monday at the nome vi nei 9on NY
with whom she resided longer
obituary, WIZ Ra RFe4 Ff9lfYfetl ~ :
The lndependent-heporteI' ,ioul'oi,
Times, Madison l3ulle1ln ana I9ttlaiio
Press Herald are lor SAFE 1T 'p"u''-
'ings Drug store .il 1.j,tai, .-;-l., ~
i Mrs. X. l.. Shean VIII ieaVe this
week Tor PORTLAND w'lere sn. WI. 'l1a.
her son andsIamMcN mE'n IN &eGE
and then VIII vlsH herSothefssos1'st, u
family in New Hampshire anu eNpe.'s
to be away from nome several ''o''"'
Mr.. Smear Is also III for'lano. -.
Inc iamlly Oh fere9 Quii'oS nave
al peen III -, n,.., Co,,,,,
The Town Han Fie'ure COMPANY
nave peen putting III an lhe,i eN',
time during the past rev wsemo i, ,''
ing shutters iof lne lown nan wnio,'
Will he used LOT the nrst lili,e o"i 'hs :
the matlnees on "euhes r anu
THURSDAY OF next week ne s'.u.
tiers are made OF inltatioh 'ea,me' a,ia
so nicely hnlshed that they wiz ,"antt
great haal.ion 10 .ne iooN "a s"o
theatre ana VIII cer,ainiy ne very
convenient for use y. Matihee' "a', Nv,
many lines wnen .ne tan 10 w hsv' e ny
the uine'e'. Vuee' -.