The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-05
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Bingham jun IL and lith 10 resume
lessons in pianoforte, and will be
found at the home of Mrs. 7. h. Key
nolds
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas +. Ball have re-
turned from Athens where Mrs Bali
had been visiting friends.
Mrs. Massie OF New Hampshire Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs X. Y. Ham in Moscow
This paper is on sale at +. II. cas-
wells.
Mrs. Mary Standish who cares for
Walter Taylor's baby has gone to
New Vineyard for the summer and
taken the child with her.
f. w. Preble was in Wateryille the
first of the week.
Bargain Day in the SkoWhegan
Stores, Thursday, June 10.
Mrs. J. j. Lander and daughter,
Alice went to Wateryille Monday re
turning the same day.
Mrs. George Maxfeld OF Canaan has
been among friends in town the past
week
r. V. Brown was down river last
week.
The Don Morrison entertainment
given at the Congregational church
last Thursday evening was well at
tended although the evening was un-
favorable. The Congregational Circle
realized a little more than $500 as
its share OF the proceeds.
Miss Belle Colby and Mrs Alice
Goodrich intend to go to the Alumni
BANQUET Friday at North Arson.
This Is the season for cameras and
picture taking We carry the Brownies
and Kodaks-the best cameras made,
with all supplies for the same. Come
or send for the new illustrated cata-
logue. We always have on hand
cameras from $500 to $1,000 e. W.
Moore.
Henry Collins who has been home
for a few days has returned to his
cottage.
This paper is on sale at E. II. Cas-
wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hunnewell of
Pleasant Ridge were In town Sum-
day with their new automobile. They
visited Mr.. f.. f. Hill and Stella Hill
returned home with them for visit.
Mrs. w. j. Locke has been
spending some weeks in Massachns-
etts with her mother who is Ill.
Georgia Taylor, Marion Hazeltine,
Gladys Hisler and Emma Lapoint will
attend the Alumni ball at North An
son Friday evening, June 9th.
There are a large number of Re
bekahs from the Centennial Lodge
who expect to attend District meeting
at Scion, June 9Th.
Young man wanted to learn the
business at Bucknam's Pharmacy
Skowhegan.
Aunt Cynthia Smith, who is soon to
go to Belgrade and make her home
with her grandson, will be missed by
the community here where she has
lived 80 long.
At the annual examination of the
ninth grade pupils OF Bingham. Con-
cord and Moscow, given at the High
School room last Saturday by Supt
and twelve were promoted. The su-
perintendent tells us that the papers
on all the subjects were far superior
to those of any previous year. The
examination was mostly written and
lasted from $50 m. till noon and
from 1.15 p. m. to y. IN. Those
promoted were Beatrice p. Baker
Harold A., Hazel B. and Mary D. Carl
and Pearle ID. Dunton OF Bingham vii
lage; Milford Baker and Vernard |.
Pierce of Roosevelt school,; Eugene
e. Beane, Lester /. HUFF, Gladys E.
McTaggart and Ohio d. Whitney of
Lincoln school OF Moscow and Emma
Nick. Robinson of Longfellow school
Concord.
Wedding announcements, cards and
invitations. Samples on application.
Observation-Disclosures Co, Skowhegan
The Baccalaureate sermon before
the Senior class Of the High School
will be preached by Rev. B. II. John
son of Athens next Sunday forenoon
at the Congregational church. The
graduating exercises of the 3rd and
9th grades will be held at the church
Thursday afternoon, June 18th and
the 9th grade In the evening. Ba-
ker's orchestra aided by outside talent
will furnish music in the evening.
The High School graduation will be In
Kennebec Hall Friday evening, June
GOLn WIN MUSIC Dy lOWne orchestra.
Members of Bingham Fire Co. pre-
scented their chief Perley C. Foss with
a handsome watch charm at a special
of the company held Thurs
day evening of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Foss have purchased home In
Mass, and left town on
Monday last Best wishes of their |
many friends will follow them. John
Miller has purchased the farm form
erly occupied by MIR. Foss and has
already taken possession.
During the warm days there has
been a tremendous rush to get light
weight clothing and low shoes for
summer wear at Donigan's. They
have the stock to supply all demands