The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-22
HARMONY

Minor Cooley, who was operated ON
for appendicitis at the Central Maine
General Hospital in Lewiston, came
home last Wednesday. He Ia gaining
RAPIDLY.
The friends Of M'ss Ethel Reed
will be sorry TO learn that she Is con-
fined to her bed again. she came
Rome from Colby College about two
weeks ago. She had been sick there
with pneumonia. Her mother mad
been caring for her.
Migs Ruth Brown who has been
sick with tonsilitis Is now able to go
out.
The Freshman speaking contest haB
been pos poned on account oil the
h gh school being closed for two
weeks.
Victor Reed IS at home from bates
College for few days.
r. s. Reed who has been sick with
grippe Is now able TO ride out.
Mre. r. S. Reed who has also been
sick with grippe Is SLOWLY recovering.
Tue band concert on Feb. l4th was
poorly attended on acconnt or the
bad roads and big storm.
W. J. Leighton has an order for 100
eds of cordwood TO be delivered at II.
C. Rartletts mill. He thinks IT quite
nronosition, considering the big
storms and bad roads.
Elmer Trafton went to Bangor az
witness at the Federal Court last
week
Mrs. y. F. Fowlle had the m'sfort-
une to lose her driving horse one day
recently when her son Sc h. w'o was
returning from the VILLAGE. drove into
= varv had "Thank YOU. Marin" throw
ing him out and the horse after 60
'rg a few rods dropped dead IN the
road.
Friends OF Andrew Gilman, who
was former resident of this town.
! we're saddened on learning OF his
aeata which occurred Tuesday OF last
week ut his home in Cambridge.
J Victof Reed and J. Lynn HerricR,
students at Rates College. are at home
during the Bcar'et fever holidays.
Clarence Hanson. ponnlarlv known
~ Dot Hanson is sick win pneu-
mona at the hotel in Wellington,
brt is better at this writing.
Mrs. f. b. Reed suent several DAYS
in Augusta last week with her hus-
hand. Rem. e. 3. Reed, and attend
cd he winter carnival.
Mr.. end Mrs. Harry A. Bartlett
oronrietors OF the Bartlett Wooien
Mis-. were m Bosom for a few DAVIS
the first OF the week on a business
trim.
Mrs. Ora w. Wills and daughter
Irma and Master Marshall LETT Tor
Augusta. Wednesday of last week. go
ing from there Thursday to visit Mrs
willis daughter, Mrs. A. d. Kierstead
in Croveton. N. II.
Wi,liam Tracv and Harold Robin
son went 10 Greenwood. N. ~. re-
Gently TO work for the Bureau OF En-
tom oloRv Dent. OF Agriculture.
little Rarbnra Rowland, who re-
centiv underwent an onerat'on for ap'
reodInitis at the Rennebec VaiieN
Hospital in Skowsegan. returned
home the 14th and Ia doing finely.
Fred Davis. the genial manager Of
the Wild Goose Club. is confined te
his he'd with severe case Of hic'
coughs which have lasted for severa
davs.
The Harmony Improvement Clpl
held it's first meeting since the cleo
ton of officers last Monday evenins
with goodly number present. Mucf
business was transacted and commit
tees appointed 70 look after various
improvements after which refresh
ments were served consisting OF sand
wiches. doughnn's and coffee. 1t u
honed the interest IA the good wori
VII continue unshated and m"ro goo'
N the community may result there
from.
Mrs. Eleanor Ciough, who is work
inp In Hartiani. srer' The week ent
In town with her son Byron.
Minor Cooley who has been work
ing IN Bennington. VT. for some tim
and was operated on in Lewiston TO
appendicitis recently came homo