The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-02
BINGHAM


An informal musical was very much
enioyed last Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs g. L. Baker, Meadow
street,
Mrs. Emma Hansen Bartmess of
Yonkers. y. Y, d former Skowhegan
girl and Classmate of Miss Belle
Colby Of Bingham. rendered selections
which well displayed her love for mu-
sic and her great musical ability. She
is not only talented piano soloist
but composer of music as we'll, Mr..
and Mrs. Bartmess are spending three
weeks of their vacation in Bingham.
Mrs. Helen Moore Egerton of
Beverly Mass. was the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Charles Colby.
Mrs. Charles Ball is now at home
having spent two months In Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Grace Pooler is assisting in
the store of ". b. Goodrich * Son.
Meetings Of the Order of Eastern
Star which have been discontinued
during the summer months will open
again Wednesday. Sept 9Th.
Gasoline 33c. Holt C Hight, Show
hogan, Me. tf27
Chapter d. A. K. are now ready A
very interesting years work is out
lined. The program committee was
Mrs. Lephe Preble, Mrs. Belle Will
liams. Mrs. Lucinda Moore.
The Mercer Fair will be held Oct. 1.
Mrs. Pearl Wood and daughter
PHYLLIS of Skowhegan were recently
in Bingham, guests of Mrs. F. H. Col
by.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eames and son
of Bangor were recently in town.
Frank Whittier and wife of Spring
field, Mass. were recently calling on
friends in town
Hazel Carl has returned from very |
uleasant outing in Lincoln and is now
working in the Office of the New Eng
land Tel. Co.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen
Skowhegan. 130 n
Mrs. Ella n Jewett will be at Rob-
ert Woods next Wednesday and
Thursday to receive patients. 1w36
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Comber of West
Forks were in Bingham Tuesday on
their way to Lakewood.
Milton Plummer and wife of Port
land and f. B. Chase of Skowhegan
were recently Gaining oh II iehuo ~
Pleasant Ridge ana blhshdh'
MRS. Henry Rolllhs was very BE, =
ously hurt IN an accidelll NEAR .he
Robinson farm III fleasaht Niose' one
was driving WIN TWO dau8nlerS' wien
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who Will be IN ttehdahPe al me oen-
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