The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-01-13
BINGHAM.

Beginning with next Sunday even
! ing, Rev. Thomas HIATT will COM
mence series of talks to young peo-
pie on the general subject of charac-
ter building.
IRVINE Miller of Attleboro. Mass.
arrived in town on Thursday of last
week. He Is the guest of his broth
er, Mont Miller.
Amos Holt of Norridgewock was In
town Monday on his way into the
woods for Oscar Lockwood.
Mrs. Charles Keefe, who was run
ming a cutter at the American Shoe
Finding Co.'S mill last Friday, lost
attempting to pick chip out of the
cutter while 1t was running.
DR.. G. A. Sanborn, Osteopathist, has
moved into rooms In Anon Bakers
house and will be there Thursday of
each week. 1w
In the Congregational church Sun
day morning, January 16, Rev. T. B.
HIATT will take for his theme, "A Ora
cious Appeal and Solemn Caution"
and in the evening his talk to young
people will be THE Elements of Pro-
gress in the Self-made Man"
Saturday evening Helen Cahill
slipped and fell striking her face
upon q cake of ice which had been
left in the way by the packers. Four
stitches were required to close the
wound.
Fur Coats $145O, $3.50. $3.50.
Former prices, $3.50, $21.00 and
$24. Youths Overcoats, ages from II
to 20, $3.50 to $4.75, less than half
prices. At Donigan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Farley and
Mrs. Willie Durgin, who have been to
Freeport. returned to their home in
The Forks Tuesday.
William Estabrook of Skowhegan,
is putting in furnace piping for the
new house which DIR. Wood intends to
occupy.
George Foster of Oakland, was in
town Tuesday night.
Morris Preble has gone to Sandy to
work at scaling this winter.
BINGHAM GRANGE.
At the last meeting of Bingham
Grange held the 9Th inst, the follow
| ing officers were installed: George
Gordon, master; Nancy. Whipple, ov-
erseer; Fannie Clark, lecturer; Clar-
ence Andrews. steward; Frank Whit
ney, assistant steward; Stella Hill,
lady assistant steward; Cyrena Carl,
chaplain; Joseph Whitney, treasurer;
May Baker, secretary; Patrick Muir
ply, gate keeper: Evie Gordon. Ceres;
Mae Baker: Pomona; Laura Andrews,
Flora; Edith Dorr, organist.
| MOIINT MOyJE IODCE
The installation of the officers Of
the Mount Moxie Lodge and Of Cen
tennial Rebekah lodge, was held on
Friday evening, January Z. The off,
GERS Of the l. o. o. f., are: L. A.
Bigelow. N. G.; George M. Dunton, v.
c.; E. e. Andrews, recording secre-
tary; R. H. Sands, financial secre-
tary; Carroll Clark, treasurer; Ed
ward Bunker, warden; Howard Rus
sell, c.; Harry Cummings, r. 8. N.
iG.; Leslie Rollins. L. s. N. G.; Henry
Sands, R. 8. s.; Bonnie Miller, L. 8.
s.; Carl o. Gates, o. c.: Winslow
Rollins, l. g.; T. B. HIATT. chaplain.
In the Rebekah lodge, District
Deputy President, Julia Spaulding,
and Deputy Marshall, Mrs. Una Sop
err Of Scion installed the following Of
ficers. Bina Preble. N. G.; Ethel Bak-
err, v. c.; Carrie Hilton, R. Sec;
Laura Hussey, F. Sec.; Rose Lander,
treasurer; Effie Robinson, warden.
Linnie Baker, conductor; Viola Col
by, chaplain; Leah Merrill, inside
guardian; Harry Cummings. outside
guardian; Florence Owens, r. 8. to
N. G.; May B. Baker, L. 8 to N. G.;
Nellie Clark, r s. to v. G.; Helen
vining, L. s. to v. G.; Myrtle Cum
mings, past noble grand; Chas. Colby,
r. 8. v. G.; Frank B. Rowe, L. s. v.
G.. An oyster supper was served at
the close of the installations.
DEATH OF MRS.. FIRTH.
Mrs. Firth. wife of Omar Firth, Of
Moscow, died the 9Th inst, of pneu-
monia. after only few days Illness.
She was thirty-nine years of age, and
leaves q husband and four children.
Funeral services we're held at the
home Sunday afternoon at . o'clock.
Burial in the Bassett cemetery.
Your competitor doesn't talk half a.
| much about you as you think he does.