The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-22

Nil finda Savage was. confined TO
,c, home laqt week with severe
a,Id
ur + l. Grecnleaf returned Mon
ao,. MIN from posfon whore he went
- ottend IN optomefrist meeting
eaeiaI will he held Friday even
inc in flfa auditorium Of the new high
a,.I,nnI Iaildinq under The anspices Of
fbn fr,5,ar bigb school
Tha RovaI Neiehbors held card
nartv AIa66av evening At their hall in
no n n I, nIoek
Arfbnr e,vaee of skowheean was \
h,.inasa #,isifo,. IN town Monday.
Nrs Chester Cool of bingham was
tho ,,nes1 . few DAYS lnst week Of
Nj. Ginda aavape
r. n Xesior nassed the week end
vim, Friends i'm Waieryille
Sorosis held their regular meeting
Monday afternoon At The home of Mrs.
villa Hilton Pearl St The program
subject being Household Economy;
roll cali was responded to by Some
things which have helped me in house
keeping. Refreshments were served
BY committee composed of Mrs.
Lulu Phillips, Mrs Mabel Rushworth
and Mrs. Lucy Niles.
Miss Vivian Hilton, chief operator
at the \. +. Telephone Office, passed
tha week end at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Cora O DOnnell in Benton.
All The village schools close Friday
for Il weeks vacation.
Rchearsals were begun Monday for
10. I,a al in I1n
future Under The auspices " the Wo-
mans Association of the Congrega
tional church William Dixon is to
have charge OF The entertainment
which IS Il SIRE guarantee Of its being
ii Success.
Charles y. Clifford has recently
moved his family here from Berlin,
n. II. and has taken the rent on Gar
field street in The Stanley Wright
house.
HARRY s. DYER
The community wa shocked Fri
do, rorenoon ia learn of The death
or Harrt. s Over. nrominent bust
nose man Of this town Mr.. Over
was found dead BY n travelling sales
man Friday abont $50 1t the second
floor of his store ON Main street. The
salesman wishing ia see Mr. Dyer on
huqiness was directed by the clerk,
William Dflworth Ia This floor. where
IN thair borror tbev found Mr. Over
was dead County Medical Examiner
W G. SAWYER was called and pro-
nounced the death due to natural
causes and the body was moved 10
ms nome on Old folhl Ave- MIS-
Dyer had LETT that morning ior foft-
land, where she was To uhdereo
surgical operation at hospital there
but was recalled ny her husband
death.
Harry Dyer was born IN Atkinson,
foriy-iive years ago, ana was one Oh
ihe chlidieh Oh MI an" m' '"ii'"e'
Dyer About ten years ago ne c1me
to TINS place and purchased ,he ., H.
Nose Nlo.hills business WHY" ne ra9
since successfully conducted, 10y ms
Pheasant, gehlal manner ne 'nau'
many warm lriehds. re Is survive"
by ms WlIe VINO was MISS healr'ce
Grlham Oh Ahsoh' ms parents. Two
brolhefs, Rrlhur anu fIdhh' anu "ho
SISTER Mrs. iieleh Ndsilp''r' VI 'o'e'
FoXcroit.
funefai se'Fl'ea WIZ "V0 ~
.,ie ,"'e n1,,,u ou""a a,,;atinn ND tbo
bodv was taken TO Doyer-Foxcroft ac-
commanded nv his widow and two
brothers. Monday afternoon for burial
,tntooN cENTrp
".N',''' II,
Harold ieIhlhS VINO mas peeii CieiN-
ing ana scal.hg lor ,ne past oieHon
months LOT inc H. w W. at NJ nv,
kadJo' ~ speliu.h6 ie" "e9Aa WIN
ms parents re was III fo''i'"o one
day last week on business
MIS- Harry burioh ol l'ahe"'o'
was takeh to 0koWieeHn 'asl saul
day. to the hehheoec fioSpl'ai l"'
treatment.
MIS- james 0paaioihF 'e" on NV
zee last SATURDAY morning an" p'"Ne
her arm.
a sunshine iheelihs was heio i"o.