The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-08
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DR.. f. G. Williams and Mrs. Viii
liams spent last week al Moosehead
Lake as guests of Mr.. Joseph Bach
elder Doctor seems much improved
in health.
Mrs. Fannie Piper was in town last
Monday with her son Or. J. o. Piper
Mrs. Rose Lander has returned
from Silas Hunnewell's on Pleasant
Ridge and her sister Mrs. Jennie
Baker is filing the place at Mr. Hun
newell's.
Urban Bean was operated upon last
Sunday morning by Dr.. X. c. Brown
for a growth in his breast. Mr..
Bean has recovered from the opera
ton and is able to be on the street.
Horace Craig is enjoying a fine new
Oakland" car
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Miss Mary +. Savage from North
Arson called on her cousin Mrs.
Cynthia Smith last Friday. The
trip was made with Dr. Marston, who
is the attending physician at Floyde
HunnewelfS.
Miss Angie Robinson returned home
last Monday from her duties as
nurse at Floyde Hunnewell's. She
brings excellent reports of Mr.. Hun
newelPs condition which are very
gratifying 10 his many friends
Mrs. Mary Savage is spending a
few weeks with relatives in No. An
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss started
for Cookbook, n. II. last Tuesday.
Mrs. Foss will spend several weeks
with her daughter Mrs. John Mosley
and family.
Mrs. Annie l.. Decker will be at
Mrs. Sidney Goodrich's tomorrow
(Friday) D. m and Saturday forenoon
to meet patients.
Mrs. Fred Wilson from Skowhegan
was calling on friends in town last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Skinner and
children and Miss Marie Desrouchers
were in Fairfield and Wateryille on
Friday of last week with the Skinner
car.
wi ..
several years has been housekeepel
for Howard Russell has given up heI
duties there to Mrs. Dorothy Dudley
Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley have rented
farm in Clinton where they intend tC
reside.
DR.. Ray C. Brown who is president
of the Somerset Medical Association
presided at a meeting of that organi-
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day.
Ten per cent discount on entire
stock at Stewards Merchants Day.
The Royal Neighbors, society
formed several years ago, but some
what disabled, have been revived anC
held meeting in Grange Hall, Wed
nesday evening. The District Dep
uty has been working here for two
weeks and has succeeded in renewing
interest and getting quite class OF
new members who were initiated las
evening Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening spent.
Mrs. Myrtle Cummings. d. D. p. o.
the Rebekahs has made final arrange
ments for the district meeting to be
held in North Arson, June 9Th. state
officers will be present. The degree
work will be eXemplified by New Cen
tury Lodge from New Portland. 4
six O'Clock supper will be served al
North Arson. Quite a delegation oil
I2ebekahs from here plan to attend
that meeting.
A clipping from recent Boston
paper states that one of our Bingham
boys Earle f. Andrews graduates
with honors from the Boston Univer-
sity of Law He is among the COM
paratively few who have passed the
strenuous tests of the school. He
also has the class prophecy Mrs.
Sam Andrews his mother. started for
Boston Monday to be in attendance at
the Commencement exercises held
Tuesday. Home people feel very
proud of this young man and offer
hearty congratulations.
Nothing in IA graduation gift
pleases a young lady more than a
neck chain with pendant. We have
a new line of the latest patterns. b.
w Moore, Bingham.
A jolly crowd consisting of IS girls
between the ages of 8 and IL years
accompanied by Mrs. Nancy Whipple.
Mrs. Florence Owens and Master
and an all day trip over the hills last
Saturday. Mr.. Whipple's Maria
with the express wagon helped make
up the party and whenever the girls
were a bit weary "Old Maria was
ready to do her part. AS there was
no particular destination the party
were free to stop to pick the flowers
and play by the streams. Whenever
a nice shady spot presented itself
they were ready for a jolly game of
several times the company stopped
under the trees to refresh themselves
from the boxes and bags of goodies
which were so gracefully carried all
the way by Maria During the af-
ternoon a meeting of the Priscilla Jr.
Club which this company of girls
represented was held and a hearty
vote of thanks was given Mrs. Whip
pie who was the instigator of this de-
lightful trip. All returned home