The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04
BINGHAM.

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DR. each gaee s iiHllaNe.en party 10
some Of Their ffeuas lat saiuFda,
evening
Tho CanErsR foual church circle
met Nith Ms Z Il talfy on Ned
uegdnY afternoon oi tbs ~eek fhete
- much baur 4uue 10 max" reHds
for the fair which comes o1 the ath
aud 10Th of Natrmbcf The play
.WnlaNdales vii be given the hrsi
evening and the ffrre No Men
Wanted with a musical program the
second night
Airs Mabel npnnewoll Is again
cooking II + $. llunneWells rcsinur-
ant.
Miss Hunt. teacher OF bingham
High school attended the state
Teachers convention al Lewiston last
week
Patrick Cassidy has four or 1--WE
acres OF potatoes yet to be dug IN
less he finds the freeze oil last "ceh
has rendered them worthless
Special eyangelistic services are be-
ing held In the NJ +. church each
evening of this week.
A. n. Moore Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Kelley of Belgrade Lakes, Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Edgar King.
b. F. Adams and +. W Moore at
tended the meeting OF the Shriners In
Bangor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Lander were In
Massachusetts last week returning
home Monday night.
DIR. w. r Brimigion OF Stratton
YVES called. TO examine Erroll ay
lors shoulder last week aud advised
the boys father. Walter Taylor TO
take him at once to hospital MT.
TAYLOR did so, and sore was FOUND
and an operation was performed the
bone having become slightly aHected
from having been sore so long. Ell
roll is doing nicely in the Central
Maine General hospital, and 1t Is
honed will be able to come home In
very short time.
Mrs. Ed Bunker and little daughter
of Kineo. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Merrill last week.
DR.. Clark, dentist of New Portland
will be in Bingham November H. IL
and 10.
Charles Ball was confined to his
home by Illness few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen After of indian
Pond, have a baby daughter, porn
September %, named Sylvia Lois Mrs.
After has been cared for the past
two months by Mrs. Mary Pooler In
Moscow.
Mrs. j. Walker Mason with two
children, Is visiting her brother, Ben
jamin Steward.
Mrs. Julia Colby intends to go to
Fort Fairfield this week to remain
through the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs w. A. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Weeks OF Dead
Water were in town Wednesday OF
last week.
Mrs. F. G. Williams was down river
the first of this week.
A. N. Burke has returned to Bing--
ham for the winter. His wife arrived
from the Maine General hospital
Tuesday night somewhat improved In
general health.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hunncwell are
at Skowhegan, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer.
The breaking of the engine at the
Electric Light station, caused Blng-
ham to fall back to kerosene for two
nights only, when they were running
again.
&c. w. Moore has just had his
house wired for electric lights.
Morris Preble, who has been run
ming lines near Somerset Junction,
returned home this week.
Albert Webster has been very SICK
the past week.
A large moose was shipped from
this station Monday, having been shot
near Garry Pond by Mr.. Richardson
of Portland.
Few deer have been shot in this
section. compared with former years.
The beech nuts are very plenty this
season giving good feed to the deer
on the hard wood ridges where they
see and hear the advance of the hunt
erS.
Charles Ham, who was injured by
a fall at Mosquito is improving so as
to be about the house.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs
Manley Hunnewell is very i'll with
cholera infantum.
Frank Sterling was in Bingham
Monday on his way to Austin Pond
where he will be for a month.
Mabel johnson of Moscow gave a
party to her young friends last Mon
day evening 1t being her twelfth birth
day.
Fred Powers of Scion was In town
Monday buying potatoes.