The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-18

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thsliocal nurse, gave very interest
! ing informal talk on her work IA Po-
land during the late war. Plans were
talked over about the Juniors CORES
pond g with Juniors In other coup-
tr .es and much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
Mrs. Belle Webber left last week
for skowhesan wrere she will be EN-
| ployed in the family Of Or. Charles
Viles.
8. Elpher Tinkham was the guest
, last week of his son Merle. who Is
employed in Boston.
Mrs. Howard Morrison returned to
her home IN Bingham the last of the
week after few days visit at the
home of her friend, Miss Cinda Saw
age, Maple street.
The church on the Arson Side has
been re-opened for union services
with preach ng by Rev. H. N. Hap
worth, a prayer service and last San
day Sunday School was organized.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Spanlding have
moved from Bangor into the upper
tenement OF the Austin Williams
hs,nae ON Garfield street
TIE T.. q. C1up WIS enreruz1ucu at
the rome OF Mrs. James Herd. Pine
street, Tuesday. After q dinner at
the noon hour very pleasant social
afternoon was enjoyed.
The evening train due here at 5.2G
did not arrive In town Friday until
1890. Over a foot of snow fell and
the roads were blocked In all direc-
lions.
At recent meeting of- the Kepne-
bee Past Matrons Association the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary a. Kennison: vice
president, Mrs. Lou Copp; secretary.
Mrs. Marian Greene; treasurer, Mira.
Annie Walker: chaplain, Mrs. Arah
Davis. After the business meeting
social hour WAS enjoyed and re-
freshmerts were served by the hos
tess, Mrs Mary Kennison.
Mrs. Mary Stobie and Mrs. Bertha
Herd entertained a party at auction,
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
MIS-. S.obie, Pine street.
william Booker who has been quite
! III with pneumonia, is slowly gaining.
NE SASCullf6 DOdtu Va bhV wv
J mans Association met last week,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Marion
Gray and Friday with Mrs. Marian
Greene to make out the calendars for
/ the coming year
| Mrs. A. e. Stoarn3 and Mrs. w. l..
Morse returned Monday to their home
| IN Rumford after being the guests for
few days at the home of Mrs. Car
rol Eames, Madison street.
! The two young children of Mr.. and
J Mrs. Elmer Moody are i'll this week
with chicken pox.
J.. w. Stetson has returned to his
home in Philadelphia, after few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. vii lam Koenig.
DR.. e. l.. Greenleaf returned Friday
from Portland where he went to at
tend the Optometrist meeting which
was held there last week.
Owing to the severe storm last Fri
day the election Of officers of the An
son Rainbow Branch was postponed
to meet Friday, Jan. %, at the home
of Mrs. Julia Tinkhami
Miss Ella Reed returned Monday
from Waterville where she was the
week end guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hayes returned
Monday to their home In Lewiston az
ter visiting few weeks at the home
OF Mrs. Hayes parents, Mr.. and Mrs
WI liam Booker.
Mss Myra Merrill arrived In towI
Friday from Boston, where she is {
student at the B. T., on account o
illness.
Rev. Father Farley is critically IL
at his home on Upper Main street. 4
trained nurse Is caring for him.
William White has returned Il
Skowhegan, where he has secured
employment.
Blanche, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Look, Is confined Il
their home on Head street by illness