The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-30
RINGHAM

III NA'il y
FlorIan Baker and his sister Miss
Ada Baker from South framinghan'
Mass. are visiting with relatives. Ill
town.
Mr. and Mrs Seward are entertain
ing as guests this week Mr. ana MIS-
Maurice {. Foss and children. Mr..
Toss has been Supt of Schools and
prin of High School in Franklin, Me,
hui has resigned to accept the prin-
cinalship in Monsoon Academy
Mrs. L. \. Freeman and daughter
,vbo have been visiting Mr.. aud MIS-
Leon ". Goodrich this month. return
cd To their home in Boston last FIJI
day. 49, ..,...,,
A demonstration OF the 8ear-tF''
aluminium cooking utensils VAS Elf'"
in Fraternity Hall last TUESDAY al'''
noon under auspices OF tie 1ohsi'e"
tional Church Circle. Edth nouS'
Keeper in attendance vas Pfesehl'u
with a Wear-eyer aluminium ste" pan
Refreshments were served anu 'n0
ladies enjoyed themselves.
Tinker's Famous Novelty Dance
Orchestra from Boston viii appear III
Kennebec Hall. Bingham. MONDAY
Ang Sd Big concert and exhibition
modern dances. 40 to $50. Dancing
q 20 IN u Admission $1.00 couple
N everything Ladies' unattended
95c SPECTATORS 25 cents. This or
chestra carries $1,000 worth of muslcal
instruments. -.
Mrs ". A. Richmond and son Colby
after speuding a few days With TRENDS
in town went to Pine Point, TUESDAY,
where they will meet Mr.. Richmond
and sDend the month of August.
Mrs Marta Savage, Mrs. Gertrude
Morris and Mrs. Oleane Savage went
to Pleasant Pond, Monday, for Few
days Mrs. Clara Bray is staying
with Mrs. Clara Houghton during the
absence of her daughter Mrs. Savage
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON is spending
few DAYS with her niece Mrs. Sawyer
at Bald Mt
DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs r NJ. Savage went on Il fishing
trim to Lang Pond last Monday return
ing Tuesday. ,,5.-s.,,
Mrs. Julia Colby from Ft Fairheld
arrived in town Tuesday night 10 WISH
among her old friends and relatives
Mrs. Fannie Smith is now caring
for Aunt Mary Burke and Mrs. A. ~
Burke.
Mr. Packard and wife are now occu-
pying their new rent which mas Deeh
recently finished for them over the
postoffice building.
Miss Maude Hilton is clerking for
Mrs. Hight during the absence of Mrs.
Emma Hight.
Miss Cora Baker spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
The new shank mill was opened
Monday
The little three-year-old boy of
Steve Clark was very unfortunate
last week. One day he stepped on
broken bottle cutting his foot quite
badly, two days after he was carrying
wood when he stubbed his toe and fell
cutting a large cash in his neck with
the sharp side of the wood. The lit
tie fellow has suffered a great deal
with the cut but is doing well.
DR.. R. c. Brown has recently pur-
chased from Dr. f. G.. Williams the
field back of f. w Preble's house and
we understand that a street is soon to
pc opened there.
The year has quickly passed and it
is again time for the annual reunions.
Two of the most enjoyable events OF
our summer season are the SugartoWn
and the Goodrich-Baker reunions and
so liberal are these organizations that
everyone within the limits of the
towns have cordial invitations to at
tend and participate of the good times.
The committee has chosen Thursday,
August 18TH for the Sugartown School
reunond ay. The dinner will be held
on the old school ground in Moscow.
Each one will carry his own picnic
basket we'll filled. Families wishing
a baked bean dinner will furnish 1t
themselves The Goodrich and Baker
reunions will be at the Pines at Bling
ham Heights on Tuesday, August 18th.
A picnic dinner will be served. an en-
tertainment and general good time will
be furnished as usual All are cordl-
ally invited to both picnics.
The people of this vicinity shud-
dered last Wednesday night when they
heard of what seemed to be a very
marrow escape from a terrible acct
dent, and yet everyone escaped with
out serious injury. A travelling show
malone & Malone" were advertising
by riding through the streets of the
town singing They went through
Murray Street and started up the hill
that leads to Bingham Heights, when
nearly to the top the power gave out
and they were obliged to back down
the hill, the top of the machine was up
and hindered the driver from seeing
where he was steering AS a result
the auto was turned up side down in
the ditch with eight people under it,
The machine was the worse for the
accident but the people were taken
from under the car practically unin-
jured