The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-16
BINGHAM


the Swift" Friday evening. the nth,
at the high school building. for the
benefit OF the Athletic Association.
Admission. - cents. Candy viii be
sold between the acts.
Don't forget that Mark Savage co.
carry in stock IA larse line Of The But
terick patterns IVA
The Underwood Typewriter Com
pany has awarded a bronze medal to
Miss Phyllis Henderson for writing
for fifteen consecutive minutes at the
tate of forty-two words minute, IN
accordance with the international
contest rules.
The Junior high school held a
social in Fremans Hall last Friday
evening. There WIS a good alton
canoe and every body seemed to have
a pleasant time.
Recently the Freshman Glass of
Bingham Junior-Senior high held
meeting and elected the following
officers for the coming year: presi-
dent, Florence Taylor treasurer
Nettie Savage; secretary. Alice
FOR SALE GIenwood Range, /
Dining Room Set, consisting OF Table
and Chairs, Chamber Sets,
Couch and other furniture.
F. l.. Gipson, Bingham
Owens.
Miss Annie Rollins and Miss Nellie
IaPoint, New England telephone
operators. attended tho annual ket-to=
gether meeting of the employees oil
the Moosehead Telephone Company.
There was a very large attendance
at the funeral services OF George
Gordon held at his home in Moscow
on Monday afternoon. Mr.. Gordon
was a well known and highly respect
ed citizen, mason and Granger.
more extended notice will appear
later.
Mrs. ". J. Pugh of Westbrook Me.
has been the guest OF her son Alfred
Pugfl ind his wife ON Goodrich street.
Mrs. Flora Williams is spending
few weeks with her daughter Sylvia
In Skowhegan
Albra Baker of Minneapolis. Mimi.
Is visiting his sister Mrs Alice Dins-
more and his brother T.. +. Baker.
A. c. Dinsmore, Albra Baker and
Elmer Baker motored to Pleasant
Pond last Friday. They secured
couple of cartridges and called on Old
friends at Caratunk.
At the next regular meeting OF Cen
tennal Rebekah Lodge October Il
there will lie roll call and dutch
lunch.
We recommend Hart, Sehaffner &
Marx clothes, for men who take pride
in their appearance. They look pet
ter and wear better than ordinary
clothes. Mark Savage IL 20.
Mrs. Bertha Ball has gone to
Springfield, Mass. to spend part of
- In, Got
len Whiting. Later she will visit
other relatives in Massachusetts and
in Florida.
Silvia Reynolds has entered Gray s
Business College in Portland.
Mrs. Norman Gates Maggie Bur-
toni has undergone three operations
tor the removal of tumors in the
breast. She is at her home on
Preble street and is reported as doing
we'll. ....s
Under the auspices of the Century
Club musical entertainment will be
given at Kennebec Hall on the even
ing of Oct. 90 1t will include Sc
lectlons by a Male Quartet and
Ladies' Trio from North Arson.
Tickets will be Csc and 25c. = Forty
per cent of the proceeds go to the
club.
Roy NJ. Savage, Miles G0odell Mrs.
Beatrice Wasson Mrs. A. A. Dinsmore
and Anna Savage made a pleasant
auto trip on Sunday, picnic dinner,
and called on Norman Lothrop at
oakland.
Many who remember f. p. Hyde of
Stonington, Conn. will regret to
learn of his quite recent death at
his home. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hyde had for some years spent sew
eral weeks each summer with Mr..
and Mrs. r. j.. GIBSON.
School superintendent Howard Gill
patrick was visiting schools last We'd
nesday.
Mrs Clyde Padham and child from
st. Johnsbury, Vt. are visiting friends
In town.
The many kindnesses shown little
Florence Hughes during the weeks
she has been obliged to stay in bed
after two operations, have been
greatly appreciated.
- 0n Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Sim
con Howes gave a dinner party at
their home on the Concord side of the
river. Mrs Howes had, herself.
iotfe all the cooking and made all
the preparations for the occasion.
The dining room was tastefully
adorned with Halloween decorations,
There were place cards and favors.
The dinner was delicious and the
eighteen present greatly enjoyed it.
Mrs. Lottie Sterling assisted in the
serving. Those present were: Dr.
Anna Howes. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hun
newell. Mrs. Mary Cool; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Shoppe, Mrs. Marta Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Preble, Robert
Preble. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bachelor. Dor
othy Bachelor and Walter Hughes.
BINGHAM CENTER
Ray Jones of Athens recently
threshed oats for Arthur Clark. Cony
Grant and George Gilman
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Gilman and
little son, Clarence arrived in Bing
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