The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-08

IA Savage are spending u leN "d3 =
this week at Bald Mountain.
An alarm OF ire vas rung IN Mon
day afternoon. It proved 10 be a
chimney burning ont in David Beane's
house.
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON is in See-
boomook Tor STAY of two weeks.
Mrs. George knight Of Belgrade
Lakes has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Beane.
Walter Smith is home for a short
time
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lister who have
been In town his " nter went to Bar
Harbor Monday last.
Owing to the prevailing epidemic
moving pictures and the pool room are
c'osed for the present. Schools nave
not reopened yet. and the town meet-
ing set for Monday The fifth WIS post
poned 10 the twelfth.
The installation Of candidates al
tho Centennial Rebekah Lodge No.
100 has been postponed TIL March
20th. A good attendance is desired
and there is a promise CT refresh
Ynerts.
Elias vaughan. has recently pur-
chased of Anstin MeDunnah his re-
sftfence on Dinsmore street. lt Is
understood that Mr. MoDunnah will
move away from Bingham possibly to
afjch'gon
Misses Mona and Beatrice Baker
who have been holne for week va
cation returned TO heir positions as
teachers in Massachusetts, last Mon
day.
Miss Emily wentworth of North An
son has been visiting p the home OF
her brother Mahlone Wentworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Orr'n ]. Hill started for
Boston Tuesday morning where they
will remain for week or more.
Messers. Tavlor and H'll will look al
ter the needs of their clothing and
furniture business
Mrs. Kate NJ Burke has recentlv
added large number Of moths and
butterflies 10 her already large col
lection. which Includes many wonder
full and beautiful varieties. TINS Is
probably one of the finest private col
Iect'ons to be found. Mrs burke
has kindly arranged the display upon
various tables at her home on several
occasions. Invited friends nave glad
~ availed themselves Of the oppor-
fnJiity TO see the nicely mounted speci-
mems.
BINGHAM CENTER
John Cassidy and sons are no"
hauling pop'ar pulp to Russells Sid
ing with six horses.
Mrs. Charles joyce who has been
very I'll with Influenza 4s somewhat
better at this writing. A nurse from
Lewiston is caring for her.
Oliver Mullen who has been en-
ployed in the woods the greater part
of the winter s now visiting ms
daughter. Mrs Earl Carl and family
Mrs. Flora Curtis who has been
rinrsipg at Scion is now at home.
wi'n1ont DOYLE and Frank Curtis,
have been harvesting their year
supply OF ice. Mr.. Dove returned 10
his work for Taylor Bros. last Sun
dav afternoon. lf.a Is.. !.
Frank Savage finiahed the job9 81
having the soft wood logs frorns'tile
Rollins McDonough lot here, to the
Frank Curtis intervale one day i"st
week. He has now for sale good
matched pair Of oxen. weight 4ooo
pounds. girth about feet inches
Fred Curtis Of Scion was Sunday
caller on his brother, Frank and'fam-
lily.
been very i'll with the influenza. They
are some better at this writing
NEW BOOKS IN BINGHAM LIBRARY
Mrs. Cora Parnell presented two
good hoo,,e IF nction The Skv pilot IN
No Mans Land fPHlph Conn"rsl ord
rr,,a p',,, ~ tho ne-e~t fhrdersNnl.
KooIe nlocal in she lihrar" let w"ck
included The Forest of Swords the
Lost Hunters. The Hosts Of the Ar
(Altshe,erl: Tho Ghost tBennettl ;
The Man of the Honr OCTAVE Thanet)
In the Palace of the King (Crawf'rd);
The Convictions of a Grandfather
(Pohert Grant,; The Mysterious
Rider. The Dav of the Beast Game
Grew: The Late Mrs. Null (Stook-
TORY: The VALLEY OF Fear "a, Conan
Dov'e); Kings End, Tiveton Tales
(Affoe Brown. The Queens On'r
(Manrice Fawlett) Otto the Knight
(Thanet) Fighting for Pe"ce (Van-
dvke,: A Rache'dor's Plunder (Nor-
rfs,; Peg wo@nuton fRende): The
Sword of wovne woody: The Put
pan Ha', cadets fwinno1dl; A Native
Wtrs frewetN: Tales of Secret Egypt
fRohmer): The Tales of Men and
Ghosts twhartonl Tatterdema ION
(Galsworthvl Lite Men. Little Wo-
men (Alcottl; The Regents Daughter
(Dumasl; When Neighhors We're
Nesghbors andersen; A Wife Out OF
Egvpt (Lorimer) A Golden Sorrow
(Pooll. The Monster (Saltus); Twixt
Land end Sea Conrad. A Ginning
6f the list of books which annear from
time to time in the Reporter might
he,p patrons in making their se'eo-
tons. Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews was
the donor of four books listed last
weeks where an error appeared In the
siver's name.
NORTH ANS0N
Mrs. B. o. McIntire of PENNSYLVANIA
lately received a personal invitation
Mi n (rAVnrn0r