The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
BINGHAM

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Wallace Emery and George Hovey
of North Arson and Marcel Steward
of Virginia were III Bingham Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Pressy of
Rome were guests of her sister, Mrs.
Roland Baker last Sunday. Mr.. Pres
BY has gone to Rowe Pond for few
days fishing.
DIR. and Mrs. f. S. Dolley of San
Francisco who are touring the coun-
try by automobile called on Mrs. De-
liza Webster last Friday. DR.. Dolley
has a hospital In San Francisco and
Mrs. Webster was very glad to greet
these friends of the days she was in
California.
Miss Laura Baker Is at home and
her sister, Mrs. Christine Halves was
a guest of the family on Sunday.
william Foss started Friday for
New York where he has employment
In the forestry service.
Mrs. Grace Rollins has been quite
iii the past two weeks.
Mrs. Almeda Spaulding was re-
Gently in Madison.
Two desk telephones and one share
stock in Farmers line will be sold at
a bargain. w. b. Goodrich.
Mrs. Marta Savage went to her
Pleasant Pond cottage last week to
prepare for her Abnaki Camp Fire
Girls who went up Monday as her
guests. Il
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tf12
The Kennebec Campfire girls with
their leader Dorothy Stoddard, went
ON a hike to Scion last Friday. They
had lunch on the way and were for
tunate In getting ride part OF the
Journey.
Mrs. Josephie Sawyer has been in
Pennington for the past few days
Her two children Beatrice and DON
aid accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Gipson and their
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Brown attend
ed Field Day of the Canton at Rock
land last week.
j. Paul Fredette. the ten year old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Fred
cite died In Fairfield on the fifteenth
after an operation for appendicitis.
Funeral services were held at the
home on Monday. Father Carroll
officiating. Burial In the village Gem
etery.
Norris Taylor Is recovering very
nicely from an operation for the re-
moval OF the tonsils performed at the
Central Maine General Hospital about
two weeks ago.
The Congregational Church Circle
will hold a picnic supper at the home
OF Mrs. Lottie Taylor June 9th. There
will be baked beans, brown bread.
salads. etc. Those not especially so
licited to bring something else will
please bring pastry. All are re-
quested to bring plates, knives, forkr,
spoons and drinking dishes enough
for themselves and their families.
The picnic will be held out-ofdoors
90 fair weather is necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conner OF
Westbrook are guests OF Mrs. Con-
nor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cooley.
Dana Newton of Chicago and his
mother, Mrs. Annie Newton and bro
Their Morris are enjoying a family re-
union at their home on Upper Main
street.
Mrs. Cora Stoddard and Dorothy
olOuudTu WGut w DOctOh uCohuy ohu
will attend the wedding Of Stanley
! Stodard and Miss Lillian Crosman,
which occurred Wednesday. the goth.
/. Friday of last week was an ideal
day, for the gathering of the kenne-
bee Chapter at Lakewood to celebrate
Field day Mrs. Lila Sanborn had
allowed the use of her cottage which
added much to the comfort of those
present and made possible the serv-
ing OF a banquet that was first class
In every particular. From the deli
cious baked beans and brown bread,
roast chicken, rolls, salads, coffee,
frosted cakes, doughnuts, cookies,
pickles, cucumbers. and fruit. No
thing was lacking that even those
with the big appetite could desire.
1t Is not too much to say that no
very delicate appetites were noticed
among the thirty who enjoyed the oc-
casion. An exceedingly beautiful
sunset made the homeward ride de-
lightful and ended nearly perfect
day.
The following committee have been
appointed in the Kennebec Chapter;
d. A. r. program committee, Gertrude
Schoppe, Josephine Sawyer, Kate
Burke; entertainment, Lucinda Moore.
Nellie Robinson, Belle Hunnewell;
patriotic education. Bertha Ball, Alice
Smith, r. C. Craig; historical land
marks and research. Carrie Colby;
old church, Florence Owens; flow
err. Eva Bachelor; publicity, Alice
Goodrich; magazine, Grace Rollins;
liquidation and endowment, Lena
Carl
The Senior class of B. II. S. under
the care of Mrs. Edith Dinsmore and
Miss Martha Cooley are spending sew
eral days of this week at Old Or
chard.
Mrs. Leon w. Goodrich and daugh-
ter Anita went to Boston Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Brown of Pennington,
has been guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Gipson.
TAYLOR-CARL
At Island Falls on the 18th of June
Miss Mary Dassie Carl and Herbert
Austin, Taylor were united in mar
riage by Rev. T. B. HIATT Both