The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-26
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Miss Mona Baker mas cOinplefed hef
first years work n Pennington Nor
nal school and is now home for a
few weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Mahoney viii leave town
Saturday morning TO spend the sum
mer With her mother, who is located
in her new home al Sanford.
Rev. Mr. Gldden former pastor
of the local NJ Z Church attended
the prayer service in town Tuesday
evening.
My housc and lot on Main street for
sale For price and particulars, adj
dress n. A. Dnsmore 12I2 West St,
Waterg.lle. 4w26
The District meeting Of Odd Fellows
is being entertained by Table Rock
Lodge Of North Arson this evening.
Colby Robinson returned from Wat
erville last Saturday very much i'm
proved after his operation.
Another good social dance in Bling
ham Grange Hall. Thursday night
.Inlv 3rd. Mus by Henderson's
dance orchestra. > pieces. Refresh
ments served during evening, Every
body welcome.
Rudolph Jordan returned from "or-
cester last week whore h. has been
attending High School.
Mrs. Nancy Whipple, District
President Of the L S S. viii pre-
side at the County meeting held at
Lakewood tomorrow FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Of Oak
land we're calling on friends in town
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs \. II. Welch of Madison Is 10
have Fourth of July sale Of MILL
merry at Mrs. Eta Hollis
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Burke. Mrs. Belle
Williams and Mrs. a. p. Murray at
tended the Pomona Grange at New
Portland last Tuesday
Dr.. 4. H. Clark will be at the resi-
dence Of A. S. Burke. Bingham, on
Monday June Goth. for days for
the practice of dentistry.
Mrs. Cynthia Smith returned from
her visit to North Arson last Satur-
day. She spent her 92nd birthday,
Tuesday, June "a. with friends in
town. 1t would be hard to find a
more interesting agreeable and indus
triOus person of her age. She Is al
WAYS employed This has been a
prominent feature Of her long and
useful life, her recollection of the first
real work being when she was only
six years old. She is an honorary
member of the organizations in town
and the old and young alike enjoy
her company.
A great improvement IS being made
on the concrete walks of the main
street Road Commissioner Taylor
Il, i,,t bn al tho
walks. $500 having been voted by the
town for that purpose
viii Carney. native OF this section
of the country and now living on a
farm in Michigan. is visiting friends
and relatives in town He moved
from here As years ago and doubtless
sees many changes as we'll as some
familiar land marks in his native
town.
About % ladies' from the o. f. S.
Chapter of Scion were entertained by
the Bingham Chapter last Wednesday
evening The work was exemplfied
by the local order in very satisfact-
DRY manner after which a delicious
supper was served to the visiting
friends. All seemed to greatly en-
joy the occasion.
Children's Day was appropriately
observed at the VI. +. Church last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Colby is spending the
week with friends in Skowhegan.
Considering the great amount of
work which the pupils of the schools
have been obliged to accomplish ow-
ing to seven weeks lost during the
epidemic last winter, the authorities
have deemed it wise not to have grad
uating exercises A reception for
the class will be in Kennebec Hall,
Friday, June 9th The graduates
are: Bertha II. Robinson, Althea NJ
Robinson. Ruth A. Mahoney, Marta
Cooley. Crystal y. Grant, yelma Roll
Inns, Hazel ] Smith, Mabel F. Moore,
Hazel b. Stuart The class colors
are gold and white; motto "Qui la
borat Vincit'. President, Bertha II
Robinson; vice president, Althea NJ
Robinson; secretary, Ruth A. Ma
honey; treasurer, Marta Cooley Al
short program will be presented at
the reception consisting of music;
prayer; solo Miss Mildred Miller;
music; solo. Mrs. Jessie Hamilton
comforting diplomas; music dance
will follow the reception
Rev. L. b. HIATT conducted services
at The Forks Wednesday evening.
The Gypsy Carnival given under the
auspices of the Sunshine Branch was
very popular and success generally
The day was perfect which added
largely of course to the enjoyment