The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
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down his chimney and a big old fash
toned srchway and has built a new
chimney; also enlarging his kitchen
Mrs. Dora Witham of Skowhegan
is visiting relatives in town.
The friends of Mrs W. II. Doran
are glad to learn that she is more
improved in health.
Charlie Garland has gone to New
Hampshire by auto on business.
We hear that the Norridgewock
bakery is not going into business
again. Many will miss the trip
twice week. r
Mrs. Chas. Small and daughter Mar
ion arc in Connecticut for an indie
! finite stay.
Mrs. Margaret Crosswell is living
at Thomas Smiths for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ice Chapman and
little son, accompanied by Mrs. Chap
mans sister and brother, returned
( home from New Brunswick where
they have been on visit to her par
ents.
Miss Fern Tyler who has been
working for Mrs. Bert Hutchins is
now assisting Mrs. Harris Farrand
with her Homework.
Henry True whoehas been employ
ed in Oakland all winter is now home
with his family.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ross who
have been renting at Harris Farrand's
for the past nine months have moved
over to Mrs. Doran's, where they are
staying for the present.
The friends of Mrs. Mile Tyler
who is in Somcrville. Mass. rcmem-
bered her with cards on her birth
day, May 10th,
Miss Margaret Stockford who has
been working at Fairfield for several
months is now at home.
Mrs. Will Niles who is in poor
health is staying with her daughter,
Mrs. L. +. McKecknie.
Morse and Company have had a
gasoline tank installed this week,
where they will sell gas to tourists
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Glavin of An
son we're in town on business Sat
urday.
Miss Janice Tyler who has been in
Norridgowock the past few weeks is
now helping Mrs. Maude Morse with
! her homework.
! Kenneth Bunker has just recovered
from the measles.
Quite number from here attend
cd the disastrous fire at Norridgc-
wock Friday.
Willard Blaisdell of Norridgcwock
was in town Saturday.
Ernow McKccknie and son V. +.
Mckecknie and Ray Stevens were in
Augusta one day recently on bust
ness.
Miss Judith Brann is working at
Ostie Wilders in Norridgewock.
belmont Bunker is putting a nice
piazza on his house. Harris Far
rand is assisting him.
We are glad to know that David
Shaw has again, started a series of
meetings at the Grange hall, Tues
day evenings Every one is cordially
invited to these meetings
Arthur Mcguire is enjoying visit
from his uncle Charles Mcguire OF
Massachusetts.
David Shaw will give a stcreopti-
can lecture on 1.-THE Life of Christ
either next Sunday evening or a week
from Sunday and every one Is cor
daily invited. We regret that Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw are going away in
June.
The services rendered Sunday night
were very interesting. Mr.. Shaw
showed bow. the Old and New Tesla
ment were the Few Witnesses The
piano duct and singing were much
enjoyed.
SCHOOL NOTES
Francis Is out of school with the
measles. Orlean is also out so as to
be sure not to spread them in school
If she has them. We have sent
Francis post card shower suggested
by teacher.
Gordon says that he never gets his
name in the paper. Gordon and
Arthur are quite interested in writ
ing and arithmetic
We cleaned our yard Arbor Day and
put in the wood that did not need
to be split.
Belya feels real good today. Has
an answer from the letter she wrote
TO Ohio for her English work. The