The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01

port passed the week end at tho
home of Mrs. O'Donald's parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Steward.
Funeral services for Shirley Doris
the eight months old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Beanler, We're held
i from the late home on Old Point
avenue, Friday afternoon. The body
was paced in the receiving tomb Ia
await burial in the spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bernard Gibbs and
daughter Shirley leave today for ST.
Petersburg Fla, where they will
pass the next two months.
Mrs. Alice Morrison entertained
the 7. q. Club at her home on Bean
street. Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Hilton and little daugh-
ter Audrey arrived in town Monday
from q short visit with Mrs. Illton's
sister. Mrs Winthrop Stanley in
Watervi'le. After n few days visit
with her parents she will return TO
her home In lockwood.
II. ". Ladd returned the last Of
the week from a business trip to An
dover, Mass. While away he visit
ea one ght at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Clifton Reed In Wo-
burn, Mass.
Mrs e. o. Danforth was the guest
Tuesday OF her daughter Mrs. Donald
Towne Mt Madison Center.
Mrs George Marden was bust
ness visitor In Skowhegan one day
last week.
Mrs. Fred Ellis of North Arson
At
Mrs. Will Stetson.
Mrs Elizabeth Watson of Skowhe-
gan was the guest over Thursday
and Friday night Of Mrs. Jennie
Stetson.
A benefit for the Garfield schools
will be given at the Pastime Theatre
ton ght through the courtesy Of Man
ager SIN ley.
Ernest C. Fales OF Camden has
been the guest Of relatives on the
Arson side for the past few days.
The Solon boys high school bas-
ket ball team defeated the Madison
high schools boys Friday evening In
o game in the Madison high gymna-
SUM by score Of 2S to "a. The
solon high girls tenn defeated the
Madison high school girls by score
of 90 TO Z. The games was wit
messed by quite a large audience.
Messrs. A. G. Walton, Reuben
Head and Ernest wilson are in
Skowhegan where they are serving
as traverse Jurors at the January
term of court Messrs. Alfred In
gals and Charles \. Lander are
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tarr
viii be grioved to learn of his death
which occurred at their home in Or
land last Friday The Tarrs moved
to this place several years ago but
owing to Mr.. Tarr's III health they
returned to their home In Orland
last August. While here Mr.. TAR
10 ned Indian Spring Lodge |. O. o.
r. Much sympathy IS felt for Mrs.
Tarr who is left with four little ones
the Oldest being only nine.
Forget Me-Not Branch |. 8. =.
will bold their regular meeting Fri
day, February End at the home Of
Alre. C. A. Lander. Head st.
- 30 SOUTH MADISON
The children OF the Ward Hill
school have been enioving hot din
hers which the mothers take TURN
IN sending and the teacher Miss
V'o'et Allan so kindly warns Tor
them.
MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Mckinney and
son win, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Royle and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurice
Howes all OF Madison were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Mckinney.
Ralnh Lewis who Is doing chores
for Mrs. Vesta T.. Wills spent the
day Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Lewis at Madison.
Miss Alice Mckinney is visiting
her sister Mrs. George Polls.
Mrs. Jennie Burwood spent the day
Saturday with her son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burwood or
Madison.
TWELVE CORNERS
Mr.. end Mrs. Orrin Dean of Soon
wore Sunday guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Robbins.
Ice is very poor at the lake. Sew
eral in this neighborhood have fall
ed thus far to get their winter 4 sup
ply.
Clifford Richardson who has been
working at Madison, has returned
home.
The Twelve Corners school Is hav-
ing hot lunches this winter: Mon
day. cocoa; Tuesday, rice pudding;
Wednesday, mashed potato: Thurs
dav and Friday. owing to the storm
there was no school.
E. D. Clark was in Skowhegan
Sat"rdav Of last week.
The Neighhorhood Whist Club
which was postponed SATURDAY., jan
81. owing to the storm will be Sat
rrdav. Feb. 3. NJ the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Robbins.
EAST SOL0N
! The roads are in very bad condi-