The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-10-28

Two or thru, lnches Of snow fell N
.he northern pafl - sDnlsfsTt eonh-
> on Sunday nigh, making good deer
hunting There "a no faos IN Ling.
am. bit a COL iasn. y lioh VAS Just
= unpleasant
Albert Murray Is hab ae another
houfe finished which VII be eocu-
pled b. Casfies Hilton and family
when IL is ready
From forty TO kiNty regisscred let
iers are received by the IN; i clerks
IN the Somerset line every day
Mr.. and ars. Carroll Clark and A.
Z. pmsmure Of Bingham, attended
The Grand lodge. Q. o +. In Port
| Ind last week.
Harvey Ovens Of Pittsaeld, has re-
Gently been in town.
Mrs. Fred Preble ana Mrs. Walter
Robinson were an WaterNille last
week
A special meeting of the Congre-
gational circle was held at the home
of Mrs. +. II. Colby last Tuesday al
| ternoon.
Miss Edna Hussey went to Lewis
| ton and Gardiner last week. returning
| to her work at Lander and Whitney's
on Monday.
Lonnie Bean who has been travel
ing with Wheelers circus since II
| was here last summer, Is now In
Bingham, having left the circus In
| Philadelphia LonEie has been as
| FAR south as Tennessee with the cir
Gus troupe.
Carol Clark found q large ripe
field strawberry Friday OF last week,
Mrs. Lille Coleman of Portland. is
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalice Andrews.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlos Collins OF
Providence, r. l., have been in town
the past week or two. On Tuesday
Miss Belle Colby accompanied them
to No. Arson on a carriage drive
where they will cal! upon friends.
Mrs. Lila Maynard OF Maiden,
Mass, Is with her brother, John Red
mond.
Miss A. G. Lawrence, the evangelist,
was unable to begin special meetings
last Saturday evening In the M. Z.
church and a postponement OF one
week was made.
Henry Norton of The Forks, has
been In town this week.
Mrs. Ross Baker, who has been Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith, re-
turns this week to her home In Oak
land.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Russell went to
Mosquito on Tuesday where she will
cook for her husbands crew In the
woods.
Mrs. Mary Pooler was called to
Waterville on Monday by the illness
of her daughter. Mrs. Mayhem.
Mrs. Chris Steward and daughter,
Gladys, was in town last week.
Angus Davis and family are expect
ed to return from Mosquito to Bling
ham this week.
Potatoes are being shipped In large
quantities from Bingham station this
week.
A Harvest dinner was served by the
Bingham Grange last Saturday that
was satisfactory In quality and guam
tity to the large number who partook
of 1t. Scion Grange was invited. and
a large number from that society and
few from other Oranges were pres
emit. Music, recitations, ETC., made
the opening meeting OF the afternoon
very interesting and the hall was
filled almost to Its limit.
An operation for the removal OF
varicose veins was performed upon
Fred Baker at his home on Saturday
by Dir. Cragin of Waterville, and DR..
Greene of Scion, assisted by DR..
Brown Of Bingham The operation
was considered very successful, and
Mr.. Baker passed a very comfortable
night, but he has suffered 80 much
and SO long with this leg that he Is
pretty we'll worn down and Is sick
man. His sister. Cora Baker,
trained nurse, Is caring for him.