The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-29
BINGH AM

fat1fer and 1f0rffer, MT. ana MrS' -
T. Goodrich
On account of trouble with one OF
his eyes, Hsr4 Taylor, road commits
sioner for the plantation Of The Forks
end W. Forks has given up his posi-
tfon. His brother Norris Taylor is
taking his place Tor a time.
]. J. Lander of Massachusetts was
in town recently on his way to Pleas
ant Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Became and family and
Mrs Richmond who have been guests
at NJ. d. Skfnners started on their re-
ta4n trip tn their home in northern
Vermont last Saturday.
Roy NJ. Savage and his daughter
Anna are visiting relatives in Brooks
vile.
II you want tire best pictures posi-
Bile at the lowest price possible, send
youf Aims to Milford Baker. Bingham,
Me-, for developing printing and en-
}afying Sw23
Owing TO the rain last Sunday the
0dA Fellows memorial services were
postponed to next Sunday at 2 p. m.
at which time II Is hoped that all the
members OF the order will be pres
ent. Canton Somerset of Skowhe-
gan will escort the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodges. Tire line will be
led by Bingham BANG which will
make it's Arst appearance in public
on that day. Hon. Clyde Fl. Smith
of Skowheean will deliver an address
at the cemetery.
You'll get one hundred per cent sat
isfaction here everytime in everything
xyAr don't hack
Mark Saya ore & Co. 1w26
Mention should have been made last
week of delightful picnic recently
held at Lakewood by the pupils Of the
grade schools taught by Mrs. Hullah
Keehe and Florence Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon w Goodrich,
their daughter Anita and guest Miss
Mona Yerxa are at Pleasant Pond
spending this week.
Mrs. Ed Small is entertaining the
following guests from Jackman, Mrs.
J. Bison with her son and daughter,
Mrs. Josephine Julien and George
Duguette.
The town committee of the Super
intendent Union of Concord, Moscow
and the pfahtations to the North met
In Fireman's Hall at Bigham Tues
day afternoon ana chose +. ]. Whit
ney OF Moscow and L. G. Morris OF
Concord, secretary, and then balloted
and elected Charles e. Ball, super m
tendent forth term Of two years. Nine
members were present were from SIX
towns:
The bathing season is on. We have
fine new stock of bathing caps from
rs cents to~iD cents. The best va
lues ever offered. e. w. Moore
Bingham.
Miss Anna Savage, nine year old
daughter OF Roy NJ. Savage, has just
COMPLETED handsome booked rug.
The design is n paft OF PARROTS with
a border, with background of yarn.
Anna has been four months doing the
work not neglecting her school dut es
and music lessons. The size OF the
rug is Tour by six feet.
Pauline Davis of Lewiston has been
with friends IN town for several days
Miss Massie of New Hampshire is
Visiting heE,yster, Mrs. Reuben Crom'
bic. With her family she will spend
some weeks on Gates hill where she
has a cottage.
james Mex enney who has recently
seen homo from Lake Parlin was ac-
COMMANDED on his return by his young
son Henry.
Due to the storm on Sunday, June
rs, the Children's Day exercises which
were to be held in congregational
church are postponed TO next sunday
morning at 10 80.
MY residence for sale. Price $500 .
DR., r. G.. Brown, PittsGeld ADV.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bean of Plea
SAINT Ridge have been visiting David
Bean.
Alice Russell has gone to Portland
where she has employment as store
clerk for the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews from Port
land is with her grandson Harold
Coleman for few days.
Mrs. Harvey Givens Of Pittsfleld is
now in Bingham.
Among the young people home to
spend all or part Of their summer
vacation from school work are Will
liam Foss, Mary Foss, Colby and AL
Ian Robinson. Laura and Geraldine
Baker, Althea and Bertha Robinson,
Mona and Beatrice Baker, Mary Carl
and Elizabeth Rollins.
Friday evening a social time was
enjoyed at Fireman's Hall with Miss
Mona Yerxa as guest of honor. Leon
and Agnes Goodrich were host and
hostess fora the occasion. During
the evening Miss Yerxa was present
ed with a handsome black travelling
bag. Dainty refreshments were ser
we'd and the evening pleasantly spent
In playing whist and in dancing.
Mont Millaf who has worked for
Preble and Robinson for number of
years as clerk in their store, is con-
fined to his home by illness.
Aunt Cynthia Smith celebrated her
95th birthday last Saturday by a ga
thering on Mrs. Florence owens piaz-
ga. A huge birthday cake was pres
ented by B. r. Adams, Frank Rowe
and Gilbert DUNBAR Other gifts
and many hearty good wishes were
given this smart lady of our village.
Mrs. Alice Dinsmore recalls the
fact that fofty-three years ago, she
apd how huchaud A q DinRmOrp mo-