The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-06-09
RINGH AN.

John O. Piper of this place, has
completed his final year at the Nc
Gill University in Montreal and will
receive his degree Thursday of this
week. His many friends congratu-
late him on having so successfully
completed his medical course.
Addie Graves of Neponset, ILL.,, who
has been visiting in Boston, is now
In town.
The Boys Brigade plan to go to
Pleasant Pond on a pleasure trip the
first of next week.
David Bean started on Tuesday for
a trip through oxford county in con-
nection with the shovel handle block
business In which he is interested.
Mrs Lorinda Briggs and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Vittum of Briggs Landing,
are visiting friends in Boston.
Isabel Dunton of Belfast, who is
taking a course in the hospital there
to fit herself to be trained nurse,
has been home for short vacation.
Earl Fenlason has got through
working at Lake Austin for Mrs.
Washburn. He was in Bingham last
week.
Charles Dinsmore and daughter of
Fort Fairfield have been in town Wis
iting relatives and enjoyed trip to
Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Ada Dean and her son, Willis
Dean of Someryille, Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Deans brothers, Robert and
Frank Hilton of Bingham, and Daniel
Hilton of Moscow.
w. w. Stoddard and family occu-
pied one of James Martins cottages
at Pleasant Pond over Sunday and
made a good catch of trout.
Charles Givens and John Hardy,
who have been painting at Kineo, re-
turned Monday with lot of big fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunnewell
have a baby daughter born June o.
Belle Clark of Eagle Pass, Texas,
arrived in Bingham Monday noon and
went to Caratunk in the afternoon
She was met by her brother and sis
ter in Waterville on Saturday, who &C
companied her on the remainder of
her journey.
Earl Andrews, who went to Bald
Mountain as Waterman on the fire
lookout for short time, will be
through this week. Mr.. Chambers
formerly of Ohio, having arrived to
I'LL the place.
Will Smith and wife of Skowhe-
gan, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Smith last Wednesday night.
Fred Ennis and another man from
Skowhegan, passed through Bingham
a few days ago, returning from
Pleasant Pond In an automobile.
Daisy Martin spent last Saturday
and Sunday at Kineo, returning Mon
day morning. Gladys Steward took
her place at Hunnewell's restaurant
during Daisy's absence.
Roland Bakers two girls, with six
of their young friends, were taking a
ride last Sunday and on their re-
turn above Eben Hills met Colbys
automobile. The horse was apparent
ly but little frightened and the auto
mobile stopped, but the horse backed
enough to cause the heavily loaded
two-seated wagon to 90 over the steep
bank. That nothing more serious
than two lame arms resulted was a
great wonder. The wagon was some
what broken.
Mrs. Kate Burke was quite Ill the
first of the present week.
Mrs. Clark of New Portland, accom-
panied her son, Arthur, on his last
Orrin Taylor of Stratton has been
spending the past week here with his
sons, Walter and Earl Taylor.
George Foster of Oakland, was in
town on Monday.
Mrs. Forrest Gates of Moscow is
failing in health every day.
Colby and Allen Robinson each have
new bicycle and seem to enjoy rid
ing them very much.
Mrs. Rose Lander and F. H. Colby
were chosen delegates to attend the
Congregational church County con-
vention to be held at Scion Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
The Sunshine Club met at Mrs.
Charles Colby's this week, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Marta Savage Is spending the
present week at her cottage at Pleas
ant Pond.
On Sunday afternoon at the parson-
age Rev. T. B. HIATT united In mar
riage Harry H. Dudley and Miss Hell