The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-05-25
BINGHAM.

BlNUHA M.
Davis Howes. son of Mr.. and Mrs
simeon Howes, who has been In
Washington the past two years, ar
rived home last Thursday night.
Or. and Mrs F.. G. Williams have
lust purchased a new Overland au-
tomobile.
Beniamin Russell and family and
Miss Smith and Miss Hotham have
recently been to Pleasant Pond Tor
a few days
Gertrude Smith of No Arson, is
caring for Lou Caryille in Moscow,
the trained nurse having been called
home by illness.
George Gordon has purchased a
new automobile. a runabout.
Fred Clark of Caratunk, was in
town last week with his new auto
mobile.
Austin Allen of No. Arson has
charge of Bingham Heights station
this season.
Wedding cards have been received
announcing the marriage OF Guy
Manchester Haines Morris and Ger
trude Martha Pierce, both of Bing-
ham. at Wateryille, May 8, by Rev.
CYRUS Stimson They will reside in
Pittsfeld where Mr. Morris has en-
ployment.
Go and see Bigelow about Yankee
Seed Cutter. Cuts a peck of potatoes
a minute. u
Two other cases of pneumonia in
Moscow last week in same school dis
trict where SO many others have
been. One is the son of Milton Rey-
nolds and the other is the son Of
Granville Bean.
We ask those having orders for
Memorial day cut flowers to bring
! them in early as possible as they are
always scarce at the last moment.
We are just receiving nice lot or
vegetable and Towering plants. Lam
der & Moore, Bingham.
Mrs Daniel Hilton of Moscow, has
had a felon on one finger of her right
hand which has caused her a good
deal of suffering the past three weeks.
Go and see Bigelow about FERTILE
err. Start your crops quick with Tus-
carora Brands, the very best in town. tt
Warrens Moving Picture show
which closed here last week, is now
under the management of Warren &
Magoon and will be travelling tent
show during the summer. Herbert
Magoon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Magoon, having entered into partner
ship with George Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich
are spending the present week at
their Pleasant Cove farm at Pleasant
Pond Jennie Cahill is assisting Leon
Goodrich in the store.
Anon Baker has been very sue
cessful in two fishing trips which he
recently made to MoXie. Elmer Bak-
err and John Bergonzi also caught
some very large trout at Lake MoXie
Mrs. Thompson of st. John, n. b.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
George Harding.
Big Line of Souvenir Goods and
Ii test Popular Songs at Meservey's
Bingham, Maine.
Mrs. j. Walker Mason of No. Wa
terford, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Marcia Sawtelle.
Go and see Bgelow about Harrows
the reliable McCormick's. If
At the meeting of the Boy Scouts
on Saturday evening, Guy Temple
and Raymond Carl were elected lead
ers of Patrol. Robert Moore was
appointed corporal of Patrol and En-
rold Hilton corporal of Patrol. The
meetings in the future are to be helC
on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 p. m
Leon Goodrich was selected secretary
and Rev. 7. B HIATT chaplain of the
troop.
Go and see Bigelow about the 'Iror
Age" Garden Drills and Seeders. Save
your backs and tempers this season. t
Mrs. Ed Rollins exhibited a large
hens egg on Tuesday. 1t measured
6x7A inches.
The Bingham Musical club will
meet with Miss Christine Baker Fri
day at $50 p. m. Program: Quota
tons from musicians; reading. Haydn
May Baker, solo, Mrs. Edith w.
Dorr; reading, MoZart's Trials, Flor
ence Murray; instrumental, Maud
Hilton; reading Mendelssohn and his
school, Christine Baker; music, Miss
Murray; reading, Shubert and his
art song, Miss NJ. Hilton; piano
duet, Gallop Brilliant, oliver Lebierre
Mrs Dorr and Miss C. Baker; in
strumental, Shumann, Mrs. Florence
Owens.
Developing and Finishing done fol-
Amateur Photographers. Cameras to
let. at j. R. Meseryey's, Bingham
Me.
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
All who are to participate in the
exercises of Memorial day are re-
quested to meet at the Congregational
church promptly at l p. m. where the
lines will be made up and then will
accompany the Civil war veterans