The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-08
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Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Palmer and son,
j John are spending several weeks in
i Noblcboro. Maine the guests OF Mr..
palmer's mother.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alton Robinson went
to Portland last week when they were
guests OF Mrs. Robipson's sister
While there they enjoyed the attract
ions of Centennial week. From there
they plan to take an auto trip through
the White Mountains.
Ingersoll Watches for boys, girls
men and women. All sizes. all prices
from $3.50 to $1,000 at Fred W. Preble
\ regular meeting of Bingham
Grange will be held next Friday even
ing, July 9. The first and second de-
grees will be conferred after which
short program will be carried out, fol-
lowed by social. Everybody come
Frank Rowe is at home for few
days and his many friends are glad
to know he is better. He plans to
reaurn to the hospital later for fur
Their treatment
Gasoline 33c Holt & Hight, Skowhe-
gan, Me. tfZI
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews who has
been spending the last few weeks with
her grandson, Harold Coleman, re-
turned to Portland Wednesday, ac-
companied by her little great grand
daughter, Phyllis Coleman.
Mrs. Lila Rowe Moonson Is at home
again and Is much improved In health
The body of Mrs. Frank Carney
(nee Annie King) of Pittsfield. was
brought here Tuesday for burial.
James kelliher's- Illness still con-
tinues to battle the medical authori-
ties. He was taken to Portland last
Friday XRay pictures we're taken
in hopes of finding the cause of the
trouble but this effort has proved I'M
successful so far. Mrs. Kelfiher ac-
companied her husband and is still
with him at the hospital.
The party of young people and
their chaperons, who went on the Ca
madam trip reached home Sunday
evening. They report splendid trip
with wonderful scenery but all found
the trip rather strenuous.
During the past week the new po-
lice officers, J. ]. Willett and Frank
w. Hilton began their duties. Police
officer Willett is on duty days, and
police officer Hilton is on duty nights
The Fourth of July was celebrated IN
a most orderly and quiet manner, both
police officers being on duty through
out the night previous to the day OF
celebration.
The Ladies of the NJ E. church held
fair and chicken pie supper at the
Fraternity Hall Wednesday, June 80,
from which a sum of about $126 was
cleared They were both well pa
tronized and Mrs. Sanborn's supper
was very highly spoken of, The La
dies Aid will meet Tuesday at Mrs.
H0its.
Milton Philbrick of Metinicus, Me,
was the guest of Miss Mary Foss over
! Sunday.
Girl or woman wanted for general
Homework in family of four Good
wages, easy work. Inquire at Select
mems office. Skowhegan. tf27
Abel Moore is having new piazza
built on to his house on Baker St
Miss Jane Kennedy of The Forks
was guest at Mr.. viii Durgin's over
the weekend.
Carlton Savage, young man who
formerly lived in Bingham and who
has been in Brooklyn, N. Y, for Sc
veral years, was calling on ole
} friends the past week
r Rev. c. w. Robinson will take fol
his subject next Sunday morning
/ Turning the world upside down"
Leon Robinson accompanied hi
| sister, Mrs. Kelliher to Portland las
= Friday returning home Tuesday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich VIII
have been visiting in Kennebunk an
Q Turner, returned home TUESDAY
;, While visiting In Turner, they calle'
on Mrs. Ed Fogg formerly OF Bins
I ham.