The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-01
HARMONY

Monday.
Alberta, the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Lagross, is
critically i'll with pneumonia at the
present writing.
The Grange has changed its night
OF meeting from Saturday to Thurs
day for a few months in order that
the lecturers who come here from
away may be able to get home the
next day. DR.. Rowland who Is act
ing hard to put on interesting pro-
gram among which he is plan
ming " give the community a series
of twelve public lectures by the state
officials. Tonight there will be a pub
lie lecture ON Infectious Diseases,
their Relation to Public Health by
Dr George Hutchins of Waterville,
health officer for this district Every
one is invited to come and hear his
talk on Scarlet Fever"
Remember the Improvement Climb
Will hold It's regular meeting next
Monday evening, March 5, ip the |.
o. o. f. hall when more important
business will come up for discussion;
committees appointed and reports Civ
en-. plans discussed for the anniyer-
sarv. April 4th, also for spec al
meeting to discuss the town warrant,
etc, followed by a literary program.
Get the community spirit and help
US to make our village and homes
more attractive and beautiful.
Mrs. Il. Z. Starbird went to Dover
Foxcroft last Saturday to undergo an
other surgical operation In the Home
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Reed will go TO Augusta
tomorrow 10 attend the Governors
Ball.
George spiers, engineer on the G.
p. r. r. with headquarters at Brown
lille Junction. Is at home for few
lay will his brother. John Spiers.
John l.. Johnson 81 having a conf
,lete bathroom outfit Installed in his
aonle this week Harry 3. Stafford
former resident of this town, but
'ow living ID Skdwhegap, ~ dong
he work for The firm of Mask Cd VI es
that town Wild has the contract.
John sniers installed a radio out
t last Monday which is the first
ne in town, having purchased same
f Lyie Hutch rs of Wellington.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Richards
Z Lone Pine Inn spent the week end
\ Hartland.
George Codda who came home from
fadison two weeks ago sick, was able
y return TO his work last Saturday
fternoon.
n II hn
eth his family.
Mrs. L. G. KimbaIl who was operat-
d on last fall for gal stones Is able
be dressed and walk about the
DOM.
| Mr., Robinson, pastor Of the NJ. e
ihurcb.t has been SICK with aripqe,,
Int Is how able to be out heaIfi . =
Kpitt'ng machines are getting qnitf
inmerays .f1 t9wne,l :, ~ + vi ~
! Mrs. Carl Olson has d new Auto
Uniting machine.
! MIL iEffrett Raed Ihss jussl purt
ihased new Home Profit Kn ting
taehiAe Several more people are
rlkin4, nfipurrBainell. @tiN ~
! Mr.. Robinson Was called 10 Athens
iunday, FEBRUARY Is to, preach a Sln-
s~ali sefnbAA vitu' i!5 40 !
( Doris Hon of Harfland made visit
asst week with Miss C'a4H Curtis who
I bosrAkk at tJh eHfhe DIN. ~
i The box social given BY tho Ladies
lid Society al, Grange H4ll Th1rst
.ay btenhk Vas 'hbt-4arkel9 attehd-
~ on account OF 80 much sickness in
'Hwn. Yet the aum of about IS Was
Called.
= Mrs. Robert Nocroft is sick with a
I'd case of indigestion.
= Fred Davis. the manager Of the
Wild Goose Club who was reported
ost week as being confined to his bed
With n severe case OF hic"oughs is
NV able to be out and ride to the
'llage.
Ben Nichols is sick with grippe at
lis writing.
Mrs. Richards is also sick with the
~ippe.
Mrs. Ne'son Cooley is very sick
= 18th symptoms of pneumonia. DR..
-i,son Of Cambridge is attending her.
The village schools opened Monday,
'ehruary 26 after two weeks va
,~tion. All are hoping that there
I'LL not be any more cases of scarlet
ever
KLQNDIKE "a ,
Daniel Downs WHO has been enjoy
~g trip to Boston and other places
~turned home Saturday. RH
: Mrs. Lee Gowen Who has been Wis
/ ing her sister, Mrs. Harold Small
or the past few weeks. returned to
Nedison Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Whitehouse end
hoIr daughter, Mrs. Crosman attend
VI Wellington Grange and report an
movable meeting Saturday. 1t was
lac'ded TO have dinner at the Hall,
town meeting day March 18th for
he benefit OF thn Grange
MAINSTREAM
Ralph HUFF and sister ore of Cum
,arland Mills were visiting their
Grandmother, Mrs. Mary Leavitt last
-nofS
James Corson came home from
rackman last week, where he has
Nean driving his fathers horses.
Charles Pierce of Chandle n. Y. is
listing his aunt Jennie Lyshon.
LARUNE