The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns
RINGIIAM

Portland We're week end guests Oh
Miss Louise Durg!n last Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Washburn kief Of Bos-
ton with her son and daughter are at
the home Of Mrs. Woodie Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph O'Connor of
Westbrook are spending two weeks
vacation with friends IN town.
All over the country. Hart Schaffner
e Marx clothes are accepted as stand
ard. The quality is fine and the
. style is always just right. We nave
an attractive stock OF those famous
clothes, right here in Bingham. Mark
Savage A. Co. 1w27
Willis Holbrook of Waterville was
in town last Saturday.
Mona Baker who has position in
Wenham, Mass. as teacher, is now
at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Baker.
Mrs. Arthur Steward and two
daughters who spent the past winter
in Detroit, returned to their home in
Bingham several weeks ago.
Mrs. Powell of Caratunk has been
visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pierce.
DR.. Anna Howes has returned after
an absence of five weeks. She Wis
lit0 w dSHiuE GUM ~. i1oh1af -''''''N'' -
Iowa. In Chicago she saw Mrs No
ra Lander Hopkins She was met in
Quebec by her husband. Davis Howes
and they made the Saguenay trip re-
turning by auto to Bingham last week.
Laura Baker is enjoying vacation
from teaching with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Baker.
Mrs. Glen Footman of Brewer was
i'm town last week calling on friends.
Mrs. VIM Miner has n wonderful
fusia which reaches from the floor to
the ceiling.
Mrs. Philip Jacques has recently
been entertaining visitors relatives of
Mr.. jacques.
X. V. Brown has purchased the
property on Main street which in
cludes the Sterling garage and what
was formerly known as the Alfred
Chase house.
There will be a dance on the night
of July 3rd at the dance hall in Mos
COW, which is run by Mr.. Pray.
Through the kindness of Roland
Bovnton book entitled way Marks
Of Two Eternities" by VIM. Jurden,
NJ. d.. has been presented to the lib
rary: and from Lillian Goodrich
copy of "The Camp Fire Girls on the
March
Concert and dance at E. New Port
land night of July 4th. Skowhegan
Citizens Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. K C. Woodland went
to their cottage at Lake Wesserun-
set last week where they will spend
the summer.
Misses c. Owens and F. Bass are
the first mixers of the season to reg
lister at Bingham Hotel. They are
making the trip from n Y. City to
Quebec, returning by way OF Niagara
Falls
Thirty members of Canton Somer-
set from Skowhegan came to Bingham
on Sunday last and assisted the Odd
Fellows in memorial exercises which
on account of rain were held in Odd
Fellows Hall Hon. f. II. Holley OF
North Arson gave fine address aft
err which a lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton are enter
tanning relatives from Boston.
Ellen McDougal and her friend
from Augusta were guests of her
mother, Mrs. Hastings last Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Guild of Pine Bluff, n.
c. is expected to arrive in bingham
InlS week lOT SlA Nttha SAhJ' ''iFN
has engaged a room at Mrs Clifford
Keenes.
j The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
! Smith VINO has been so i'll with
pneumonia is reported as improving
The w. G. r. t. met with Mrs. En-
ma Gibson Wednesday evening, June
IS. with eight members and three
visitors present. The session open
I'LL - b,,,,,, followed Inv the de-
yotional period The law concern
ing the Teaching of Scientific Tenn
perance i'm public schools was read
nv Mrs. SAMPSON. Our Jubilee
Meeting" was read by Mrs. Esther
Collins. Mrs Emma Hill read Bare
Feet are Shod." The president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jordan gave a report of the
county convention at Solon Mrs.
MacDougal and Mrs. Sampson favor
ed with two duets, stand Up for
Prohibitions" and " Christ For the
World We Sing" The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Esther
Collins the evening of July 16. Our
union is now known as the Dora
Goodrich union.
The box social at Mrs. Alton With
ers has been indefinitely postponed
HUN Juig tn
METHODIST NOTES
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Ara
bel Lister Tuesday afternoon, June
"a. A goodly number were present.
There were readings by Mrs. Steward
Miss Burton, Miss Groves and MISS
Knight. The hostess served refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches cake
and iced tea Tuesday afternoon
July Sth the aid will meet in Moscow
with Mrs. Mabel Mclaughlin.
The pastor Mrs. Mary F. Sampson,
and Miss Doris Groves of Hope, r. l.
who has been her guest for few
weeks left for Rhode Island last
Tuesday morning Mrs. Sampson
will spend part of her vacation IN
Massachusetts. She expects to re-
turn July 18th.
1t is expected that Evangelist Wal
ter M. Colby will preach in the Meth
odist Church both morning and even
ing Sunday the 9Th, and also the fol-
lowing Sunday. the 18th. His SER
vices both Sundays will be of an
ayonyeliatic nature The public cor