The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-23
BINGHtu


raise money for the marker
can Of Hatchct brand eern free
with every len cans purchased II ~
y Goodrich a son
Mrs Kate Burke has been in Pos
ton for spring and summer millinery
the past week or two
OrrIn I'LL was recently m Boston
purehaseiDg goods for the firm ~ fas.
Tor Bros 4 Hill
Robe noBes and Leon Robinson
have returned from fbe automobile
show in Boston
Mr. and Mrs Ben Mitchell are 81
s. Arson
Mrs Ernest Andrews as called H
Madison 10 assist In caring faf Htr
father. = p Tinkham Mr. Tlnkaau
had seriously injured his MP ~ II fail
Special this week Oak and Walnut
Dining Room Suites TAYLOR H#s 3
I'LL
Ladies' call and see our new sport
waists We Also have the man ~
war MILDLY which the college girls
wear our line Of bingham aprons
and dresses are very attractive s.
8. Burke
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Kelley were
called 10 Carmel To attend the tune
raj services OF Mrs Winlfred Powell
whose death occurred after YefF
brief Illness.
Mrs. Nathaniel Williams has a bta1-
tlfu yariegated coleus II Is -
feet In height and five feet IN rirrum
ference
The play given by the members ~
the Stanley Beane Post and Amerl
can Legion Auxiliary last fhufsdaF
was great success. Nothing bur
praise is heard Of the manner IN which
the members filled their parts TIN
receipts were one hundred and sixty
nine dollars
New gingham dress aprons at Good
richs store.
Mrs. Harold Coleman Who has been
in Rochester. MINI. for the removal
~ gnltre returned home Saturday
night after an absence of over four
months. Mr. and Mrs Coleman stop
ped two days in Chicago on the re-
turn journey They visited Mr. and
Mrs George Borr, formerly of This
town, Thomas Hughes and Dams NcW
ton bingham boys now employed in
Chicago. were guests of Mrs. Dorr "a
dinner and made merry parfH Al
Washington. d G.. the Colemans spent
few days sight seeing Tho also
looked up the Misses Maud Hilton and
Beatriee Gallant and Mrs Gallant
When Boston was reached The long
ing To see the four children at homo
was ktronger than the desire To spend
n few days in tho city as they had
intended and they took Saturday
morning train for bingham. Mrs.
Coepinn's health is much improved
Her ssase was one OF the most critical
and only the most expert treatment
could have made it successful
Tha Ladies' Aid of the NJ h. church
wera fdelghtfully entertained ut the
homdl OF Mrs Sephe Bunker, Friday
afterhoon. March H. The occasion
being "A surprise birthday party in
honnf of the pastor, Mrs l.. W. Moore.
At I've O'Clock all were invited to the
dining room where a delicious lunch
was aeryed The table was tasteful
~ deeorated with colors appropriate
for the day, with "A pretty shamrock
plant Tor eenterpiece The place
cards had been prettily decorated by
Mrs. Bnnker's little daughter. Dorothy
Mrs Moore was presented with sever
al nseful and pretty gifts. Music
and singing were enjoyed by all pres
ent The members OF the Methodist
church are very Ortunate to have SO
efficient a leader as Mrs Moore.
Mrs. Claude Goodrich has been very
III from nm attack OF gall stones. She
is still in very poor health. Mrs
Lester Became has been working for
here
A very pleasant meeting of the Cen
fury club was held last Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Myrtle Cum
mings Quite lot OF business was
disposed OF. followed by music, some
hne records on the yictrola. an excel /
lent paper on James Whitcomb Riley
by Mrs Florence Owens and reel /
tation. That Old Sweetheart of Mine /
hg same author by Mrs. Myrtle Cum- /
mlngs. The next meeting Will be
April 7th with Mrs. Lucinda Moore /
Members are requested to bring a ]
small contribution OF silver toward /
the Health Fund being raised in the ,
state
While Simon Gates and his brother |
Forrest were hunting last week near /
Moores bog, they struck the trucks |
~ bear Evidently he had lust
come ont of his den on the west side /
of Maxie Mountain They followed |
the tracks up over the side of the
mountain to the highest peak and (
down over the north east end The |
snow WAS deep. the men wore snow
shoes. the hear did not and WAS soon
nyertaken and was oyertaken by the |
hunters and shot near Dlmick pond. /
n was large bear, weighing nearly /
three hundred pounds and was ship
ped TO BOSTON Another bear was !
seen hy a railroad crew on Moxie |
Pond They gave chase but failed /
20 secure the animal
Those who contributed either food
or money 10 the food sale on Satur-
day at Goodrich's store were Carrie |
whitney. Fannie Mahoney. Lucy crom- |
bie. Addic Wood. Lizzie Foss, Della
Webster Eva DmrRin, Hazel Chase, |
Winnie Henderson, Carrie Hilton, Sc
tha pgabIp ANN savage Margaret !