The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28
BINGHAM

accompanied by Mrs. Lephe s. Preble
attended the Commencement exercises
at Bowdoin College where their son,
Colby W., was graduated in class
of eighty.
Arlie Dinsmore was home from The
Spencer and attended the annual Ma
sonic meetings.
The change of time on the NJ. G.
railroad went into effect Monday
morning.
w. B. Geod,Jch's telephone number
on the farmers line il now 4-23 hay-
ing been changed during the past
from line eighteen.
John Dubois and his daughter, Sgd
ney OF Pleasant Pond were in town,
recently.
r. @. Hunneweils residence on Muir
ray street looks very fine newly paint
ed by L. r. Hussev.
Stanley StoddaEh and his bride were
In town last week on their honeymoon
trip to Quebec. Later they will re-
turn to their home In Worcester.
Mass.
R. M. Savage has returned from .
week or more spent In Boston. THIS
week with his daughter, Anna, they
will 10 to some of the beaches for q
vacation.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will observe next Sunday as Men,
orial Sunday, and all members of
the order are requested to meet at
the hall at o'clock p. m. and they
! will be escorted to the cemetery by
Canton Somerset of Skowhegan where
Hon. Frank H. Holley will deliver the
address. 1t Is hoped that every
mamber of the order will attend these
services.
New books just purchased and soon
to he placed In the library are as fol-
lows: I'm the Days of Poor Rich
hrd," Irving Baohelder; THE Seven
Connupdrums," E. Phillips Open
helm: Robin Frances Hodgson Bur
nett; 1.-THE Big Blue Soldier" Grace
Livingstone Hill; 1.-THE Dim Lantern"
Temple Bailey; Command" William
McFee; "Where the Blue Begins"
christopher Morley; 1.-THE Affair at
Flower Acres" Carolyn Wells;
s'Rough,Hewn." Dorothy Camfeld;
1.-THE Step on the STAIR" ANNA Ka&har-
Inc Greene; PAY Gravel" Hugh PEN
dexter. The library has also been
given copy Of the latest agricultural
report.
Merton +. Goodrich has been re-
elected Tor the fifth time as superin-
kendent Of the Kennebunk and KEN
nebupkport school union.
Mrs.. Ralle p. Williams who left Los
Angeles, Cal. on the sixteenth was
able 20 reach only Omaha. Nebraska.
where she died In hospital on the
tWenty-6rst. Ever since her recent
severe ulness In California, she had
been hoping to be able to make the
ioprpsy TO her home state, but her
strength was not equal to the under
taking. The remains reached Ring
ham on Tuesday OF this week and fun
eral services were held on Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
:. ". Moore. 'Rev.W. A. Richmond OF
Brilgeto4 officiating. Both the or
ders OF the Eastern Star and Rebek-
abs attended In hody. Mrs. Will
liams who was sixty-aeven years old
will be sadly unused n the home OF
her niece where she has lived most
OF the time since the death OF her hus-
band, Or. F. q. williams. She will
also be missed in the societies and
clubs In which she was ever a faith
fui and willing worker. Very quiet
ana unassumipg IN her maner she
was q worthy christian woman and
! neigtbor whose loss will be felt
tor . long TIME.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
nils tfi2
Mrs. Blanche Gordon who has been
IN failing health the past winter pas
sed away Tuesday morning at her
home. She was about flfty-seven
years II age More extended notice
VIII appear Later.
i Ten '3OxS ~ oversize First Quality
Mansfield non-slkid lciincher tires at
311 each while they last. Gray tubes
SITS. Red tubes $3.50. also 10 AL
cemo Timer Wiring System for Ford
caret regular price $3.50, special price
et.9S At Fred w. Preble's.
NeeMorial services for the deceased
Odd Eelievs and Rebekahs will be
observed Sunday July LIST All men,
bers, are requested to try and be pres
emit. VIII meet at Fraternity Hall
at two O'clock where there will be
C6OHI IuE QoNOIuttu6 PuA poooo' NN'o'
ret9faing to the hall refreshments
WIN W served. The next regular
meeting 0f the Rebekahs will be held
TueslSy, 5sdy Bird. II is hoped there
Wal Is % good attendance as there
is iuaportant business to attend to.
a me nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
d. Skinmer was the scene Of a very
pfettyf wedding last "Wednesday af-
tArnOof when their daughter, Eliza
beth Eendrick was married to Ro-
bert Colby Moore. About thirty
quests were present, relatives Of the
bride md groom. those from out of
town being Mr.. SINNERS brother and
Mrs. Skinner's sisters with their fam
tiies from Vermont; Mrs. r. A. Bean
played the Lohcngrin wedding march
and Macdowell's ssTo Wild Rose"
during the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. Arthur r. Mac
Bengal Jr., who used Q very impress
sive form with the double ring ser
Vice. The bride wore beautiful
gown OF ivory white fnoieskin crepe
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