The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-01

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Colby, Robert Moore and Hazel Good
ell took a very enjoyable trip to
Moosehead Lake and Ripogenus Dam
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James Kelliher who has been very
i'll is now gaining slowly and is able
to sit up a little each day
Ed Small, who has been recover
ing from his recent operation has re-
sumed his work and is spending the
week at Moosehead Lake.
Mrs. Marta Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Shoppe and Miss Christie
Bickford are at Pleasant Pond for a
week or more.
DR.. Brown and family have as their
guests Mrs. Cool. Miss Davis and MISS
Thelma Bean and are spending sever
al days at Pleasant Pond.
The annual meeting of Bingham
Lodge No 1919, f. & a. NJ. occurred
Saturday. June 26. The following Of
fcers were elected: Columbus 5.
Baker, w. NJ; Leon c. Robinson, ).
W; Harry Cummings. J. W.; George
l.. Baker. Treasurer. Harold A. Cole
man, secretary; Leon w Goodrich,
s. D.; ROBBIE Howes, j. d. The fine
weather enabled large number from
Jackman. The Forks and Caratunk to
attend and the bountiful supper was
enjoyed by the largest number In
years. On Sunday morning the Ma
sons and Eastern Stars attended
church in a body and listened to a
very able sermon by Rev. p. w. Rob
inson.
A large number OF Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs escorted by Canton Somer-
set of Skowhegan, marched to the
cemetery Sunday afternoon and dec
Grated the graves OF the deceased
members.
Mrs. Davis Howes has returned to
bingham having successfully com
pleted her four years course in Os-
teopathy at Kirksyille. Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Andrews are
spending the week in Portland.
Rev. Erwin Miller of Hillsboro, Ohio
arrived in town today and will be
entertained by his sister Mildred Mil
Ter and his brother Mont Miller and
family.
Wedding bell were ringing here III
earnest last week when Miss Martha
Huff OF Moscow and Mr.. Tom Courtney
were United in marriage. Miss Julia
Smith and Mr.. Eugene Bean were also
married last week. Both couples
have the best wishes of their friends.
The class OF 1920 of b. II. 5. held
their graduation exercises in Kenne-
bee Hall last Friday evening and they
we're attended by a large number OF
friends and acquaintances. The eX-
ercises were very interesting and the
various members gave their parts
with much credit to their teachers and
themselves. The various parts were
Vadedictorian, Gregory Baker; saluta-
torian. Ruby Frost; Class History
Alice Adams; Glass Prophecy, Louise
Sterling: Glass Gifts, Ruth whitney;
Glass VIII. Donald Hunnewell; Class
Greed, William Adams; Address to
Undergraduates Margaret Reynolds !;
Essay. Names Part in the Revolution,
Allan Hunnewell Leonora Cilley
was also a graduate but was excused
from having CltSS pal u Nh"SiN 49,
furnished by an orchestra from wat
erville and the exercises were follow
ed by dance in Grange Hall.
Sunday morning a number OF the
seniors accompanied by friends and
chaperons started on a trip which is
to take them through Quebec, Mon
treal, Burlington, Vermont, the white
Mountains and Portland. There were
four cars driven by Mr.. Foss, John
Gordon. Flobert Berry and Ohio Whit
ney. The party included besides the
drivers. Mrs. Norris Taylor, Miss
Trip. Margaret Reynolds. Louise
Sterling, Alice Adams, Ruth Whitney,
Donald Hunnewell, Allan Hunneweii'
Gregory Baker. william Adams, Stan
ton REYNOLDS Vernard Pierce The
following pupils of the Bird and Atm
grades did not miss a session or
school during the last term: Ray
mond Coleman. Clifford Cooley, Hazel
Goodell. Alice Owens, Earl Tibbetts,
Dorothy Rich. Clifford Cooley did
not miss a single session throughout
the entire year.
Miss Helen Cahill of Cambridge,
Mass. is visiting in town.