The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
BINGHAM

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Against Crooked Thinking. \ most
cordial invitation is extended To all
to be present.
Mrs. !. Belle Stewart is to teach
at The Forks tbs year. She has
successfully taught the Lincoln
school in Moscow the past two years
She received testimonial from the
parents and pupils Of her district at
the close Of tn term.
Call at the bingham Hotel Ice
Cream parlor for your Creamy Maid
Ice Cream, Cold Sodas and Lunches.
Miss Gladys Reynolds who has had
such marked success rs teacher the
past three wears in the Washington
school also received a testimonial.
She will teach in Oakland the coming
year.
Save money on good clothes, the
savings in the long wear, not in the
price ticket We sell Hart Schafner
& Marx all WOOL clothes; guaranteed
for fit. style, value and wear. Mark
Savage \ % fw2S
Mr.. and Mrs. VI d. Skinner and
their daughters Elizabeth and Rachel
are in Orleans. Vermont among rela-
ives LOT lew Ntthh eiia.
Free municipal concert by Citizens
Band augmented TO 30 pieces, on Rus
sell street in Skowhegan next Tues
day evening at S O'Clock. Everybody
welcome.
Charity Thompson WAS guest Of
the Crag's Il short time ago She
has now returned to Pleasant Pond.
Gladys Smith Of Auburn is having
a weeks vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs s A. Smith.
American Legion and Auxiliary en-
tertainment October IL. Watch for
posters.
Mrs. f. II. Colby and her daughter
Florence were at Pleasant Pond last
week opening up their cottage
f. II. Colby vas home for the week
end going to Washington county on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Millett and two chill
dren of Bangor have been visiting her
relatives in Moscow
Doris Clark. who lives With her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James
REYNOLDS In Bingham is spending her
vacation with her parents in Scion.
A. G. Dinsmore, Forrest Andrews
and Henry Parln have been to Pleas
ant Pond for q short stay.
Mrs. Archibald Hossack of n. Jer-
sey is spending few weeks with her
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. s.
e. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Savage have
been entertaining the following guests
recently. Mrs Florence Hughes and
Ora Cram of Rhode Island, Mrs Mel
lie Clark Mr. and Mrs Arthur Clark
and five children and Mrs. George
Dunton of Skowhegan.
Mrs Rohc Robinson who has had
employment in Dexter is now at home
NY residence for sale. Price $500
DR.. Il. {. Brown, Pittsdeld--Adv.
Mr. and Mrs, o. A. Sawyer and Mr..
and Mrs. o. J Till have returned
from n weeks trip of one thousand
miles. The journey included Ban
gor, Houlton, Fort Fairfield, New
Brunswick to st John, Woodstock
Fredericton, St Stephen; returning
by shore line to Ellsworth and Ban
gor and home They enjoyed the
trip immensely altho roads were
rough especially in the Provinces.
The following ladies' showed their
interest in the Library food sale Sat
urday by contributing food or money:
MRS. Edith Andrews, Susie Briggs
Isannah Moore, Edith DinsmOre, Flor
cnco Murray, Mrs. Roland Boyington
.hcr Collins, Mrs. Harry Baker
Ncttie Baker, Mrs Sherman Atwood
Dorothy Lister, Mrs. Roland Baker
Edith Bean, Mrs. Mark McCollor
Mrs. T.. D. Howes, Elva Arno, Belle
Hunnewcll, Eva Bachelor, Mrs. John
ButlerHazcl Carl. Belle Miller, Lillian
Witham, Mrs Arthur Steward, Myrtle
Cummings. Ina Towne, Gertrude Rus
sell, Mabel Cooley, Carrie Colby
tmnie Baker, Mrs. George Baker, Car
RE Os9ood. Nellie Smith, Sarah Wood
ard. Esther Smith, Edith Taylor,
Alice Goodrich, Matilda Durgin, Eliza
beth Thompson and Ellie Craig. The
sale was in charge of Dorothy Lister
and Alice Goodrich The soliciting
was done by Berle and Ruth Steward.
The amount realized was $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lister and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lister were in Bangor
the first of the week
Grass for sale on three house lots.
Inquire of Mark McCollor, bingham.
es 1w28
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pooler, Davis
Howes, Or. Anna HoWes and Edna
Hoyt visited Rippogenous Dam last
Sunday, about one hundred and eighty
miles the round trip.
Lucille Foster has been guest at
the home of Charles Foss. She will
teach in Connecticut the coming year.
Mrs. Nancy Whittemore of East
Dixneld is visiting her niece Mrs.
Harry Cummings.
Jennie Bcane of Boston is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs Joe B9cholder,
Kenneth Roundy of Dexter spent
the fourth with his mother Mrs.
George Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Bachelor and
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Bachelor were
very successful In fishing for perch
at Kingsbury pond last Sunday.
Charles Spauding is on a four
weeks timber cruise in Washington
county.
You lrst-thats the policy of this
store. If we can make you profit