The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-24
BINGHAM

DR.. Richardson 5 Office IS now at tht
Somerset Hospital
Miss Rosa Abbey left town Tuesday
morning for Portland where she vii
visit her sister Mrs. l.. +. Giles and
on her way back will stop with friends
in Lewiston, Augusta and Wateryille
She plans to be away month.
Ny house and lot on Main street FOL
sale. For price and particulars ad
dress NJ A. Dinsmore. 12R West ST.
Wateryille. 2w3i
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Fowler. Mrs. Ad
die Webb Of Sko~hegan and Mrs
Bryant Of Boston were In town sun
day calling on Mr. and Mrs. c. {
Stewart
Mrs. Florence Noddin Haean o
Bath Wa the guest Of Miss Gladly,
Stewart last week.
Mrs. Clair Marston Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Whipple and Fred Young oil
Wateryille were in town Sunday call
ing Oh Mary Ann Foss, also enter
tanned her at picnic dinner.
DR.. A. II. Clark will be at Bingham
on August 4. for five day. al a. 5
Bnrke's residence.
Mr. and Mrs John Snckline Of Ros-
ion are visitors in town This week.
Mr. Sucking is an old resident OF
bingham and has many friends in
town who are glad TO see them AGAIN
The Goodrich and Baker reunion
will be held Wednesday, August q
II is understood chat several ont-of-
town relatives plan to be present. The
of In al
ments viii be announced later
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Small are en-
tertaining Mrs Small's sister and hei
children from Jackman.
MIR. and Mrs George MaXfield oI
Canaan were in town last Sunday.
Miss Gala Hunnewell is enjoying a
new piano
Next Sunday Will be the last reg
ular preaching service of the season
at the Conversational church.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton spent last
Sunday in Watcrville It is under
stood that she has been engaged To
sing in the First Baptist church of
that city.
Mrs. Arthur Dinsmore and her
sister Mrs Alice Baker of Skowhegan
are spending few weeks in the Dins-
more cottage at Pleasant Pond.
Miss Ruby Hardy accompanied her
uncle on his return trip to Boston.
She will remain there for few weeks
visit
Alvenus Goodrich is visiting his SIS
ter Mrs. Robbie Sands. He has re-
Gently received his discharge from the
Medical Corps at Camp Upton and
will return to his former home at
Rnmford Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Newcombe
and children Blanche and Muriel were
the Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. Newcombe's brother Henry New
combe. Mrs. Newcombe and chill
dren have been spending the winter
in Springfield, Mass. and were on
their way home to Chaplain Ont
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Mckinney
and daughter Miss Ella Of Lake Par
lin were in town Sunday. On their
return to Par1in they were accom-
panied by Mrs. ]. b. Mckinney and
her two sons who intend to spend a
month IN their cottage.
Ray Hilton returned soldier who
participated in much of the active
service overseas gladdened the hearts
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hilton by his return home last Fri
day
DR.. and Mrs. A. #. Wing are the
parents of baby boy born July 81.
B. +. Adams and Fred Temple are
spending a few days at Pierce Pond
Miss Ida Cummings has returned to
her home in Lewiston after spending
a visit with relatives in Bingham.
1t Is reported that Thomas Reynolds
has purchased the Whitney place on
Preble street and is making repairs
previous to moving in.
Mrs. Morris Preble and her sister
Miss Helen Cahill who have been in
Boston since early last fall have re-
turned home.
Three traffce policemen have been
placed on our streets.
Quite an extensive program is be
ing prepared for Ladies' Night in
Bingham Grange next Friday evening
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Berry died last Monday night and was
taken to Grey for burial.
On account of the entertainment at
The Forks the preaching service
which was to be conducted Wednes-
day evening by Rev. T. b. HIATT was
postponed until Friday evening.
Emerald Rebekah Lodge of North
Arson has extended an invitation to
Centennial Rebekah Lodge of Bling
ham to attend a Field Day at Lake
Emhden JuIy 20 AS there is no
regular meeting OF the Lodge before