The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-05
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ments OF sandwiches. cake, doughnuts
and coffee will be served.
DR.. A. H Clark will be at the resi-
dence of A. s. Burke. Bingham on Au-
gust 10th for four days for the prac-
tice of dentistry. 2w32'
II you are interested In the history.
traditions or stories of your people.
YOUR native town or the town in
which you live, If that town Is Bling
ham come to the Goodrich Baker
reunion The purpose of these re-
unions is to form link between the
past and present and to keep alive In
the minds of the present generation
the traditions. customs and character
isfics of the founders and early set
tiers Of this and the surrounding
towns with which We are 50 closely
associated With this purpose In
view the association extends cor
dial invitation to all members of
these families and 10 all former and
present residents Of this town and
vicinity TO attend their annual meet
ing in Bingham village, Wednesday,
August - There will be picnic
dinner baked beans and coffee to be
furnished
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen,
Ckowbepan tf30
A full attendance is desired at the
next Friday evenings meeting Of
Mount Moxie lodge l. o. o. f There
is to be work in the initiatOry degree.
Alyah William has the finest piece
of sweet corn in his graden that one
can see in many miles travel.
- ho oil
battam corn. Many Of the stalks
actually measure nine feet in height.
Alfred Crotto received a bad hurt
while piling logs recently. One end
of heavy chain hitting him in the
head with great force. The wounds
across the forehead and face are heal
ing rapidly.
Mrs. James Reynolds has been the
guest Of her parents, Mr. and MRS
Patrick Murphy.
Maud Hilton of Washington d. G.
is spending her summer vacation OF
six weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs Knapp also Mr.. and
Mrs. Purington of Lewiston who are
spending the summer at Pleasant
Pond were in Bingham one day re-
Gently.
Mrs Hosea Baker of Wateryille has
recently been in town.
A very interesting game Of baseball
was played here last Saturday be-
tween the Bingham team and one from
North Arson. Score was 6 to I'M
Binghams favor.
Gasoline 33c Holt & Hight Skowhe-
gan. Me. tf27
Mrs William Collins and her niece
Easie Marston are with friends in
Sangerviie.
Mrs Eva Baker is visiting friends
III Skowhegan
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church Will have an all day meeting I
and picnic dinner ut Mrs Messer's I
next Tuesday Neighbors and friends
are invited All those who attended F
the picnic last meeting had pleas
ant outing and especially enjoyed the
sandwiches. pies. cake and lemonade
which Mr.. Withers 50 kindly fur
nished.
Mrs. Eta Bray and daughter Mil
bred who have been at Hendersons
camps near Jackman are now in town
TIC hotti liiiB val ~ nave nCdI
ly completed their new garage on
Main street just south Of Bingham
Hotel. They are moving in this
week
James Mckinney with his wife and
two sisters have returned from a de-
lightful auto trip to Quebec. They
also visited the Parochial at ST AIMS.
Wintworth Lander accompanied by
Fred Wilson and wife of Skowhegan
were recently In town.
VIM. Blackwell formerly of Madi-
son. now of Pasadena, Cal has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Adams
Florence Murray. graduate from
Pennington Normal School made
demonstration In teaching with class
of beginners at the school of instruc-
tiou for teachers held by Supt. C. f.
Ball In one of the school buildings
this week.
Mrs. Marion Coleman Is in Portland
with her little daughters Lucille and
Phyllis. The children are at the
Maine General Hospital for treatment
for adenoids and enlarged tonsils.
Bruce and Cedric are with their
grandmother Mrs. W. w Stoddard
during their mothers absence
Friends of John Sterling formerly
of this town recently of Roxbury and
Dorchester. Mass. will be sorry to
learn of the death of his wife Nellie
Brazer Sucking on July 25th, in New
ton. Mass.
The remains of Nicholas Murphy
were brought here for burial last
Tuesday. Mr.. Murphy was for many
years proprietor Of the hotel at Lake
Parlin and for several years at North
Arson. He leaves widow and
son and a daughter.
Four teachers have been employed
to assist Prin. M. c. Foss In Bingham
high school the coming year: Hester
Pullen, North Arson; Mona Yerxa,
commercial teacher Bangor; Eva
Springer. North Jay; Evelyn Gray.
Brookline. All are teachers of sue
cessful experience and all are duly