The independent-reporter., 1910-01-27
nINl.H VI.


Alice Carney picked several fully
blown pansies In her pansy bed last
sunday.
with the mumps.
Doris Andrews was fourteen on the
a5th inst She gave party Friday
evening 10 her young classmates.
Mrs. Brown of Clinton is the guest
of her SON DR. X. c. Brown.
Mrs Daniel Steward Is quite Ill
at the present time and a nurse has
been sent for.
Annie Rollins. little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rollins, was i'll
last week but is now improving.
George Taylor was able to walk
out a short distance on Sunday. the
first time since her return from the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Whitney are
moving into their new house.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Robbins will
occupy the rent over Donigan's which
Whitney has just vacated.
Carroll Andrews, who broke his
leg some weeks ago and has been to
the hospital, is now at the home of his
sister Mrs. Peter Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Clark of Cara
tunk were in town Tuesday on their
way to Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorr and Miss
Dorr spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Witham in Concord.
Belle Spaulding has a room at
Thomas Reynolds and takes his
meals at the restaurant.
Mrs. C. Steward and daughter
Gladys, were in Waterville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor, who
have come down from their camps
for a few days returned on Tues
day.
Alice Morris of The Forks, was in
town the first Of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Lapoint is in Water
Vile this week.
The rain storm of Friday night and
Saturday was very disastrous to the
lumbermen The ice In tie Austin
stream came down Sunday at p. m
with rush against the Kennebec
river ice plowing channel nearly to
the Bingham and Concord bridge. The
Dead River ice has jammed on the
Gilroy island just below The Forks,
throwing the water back into the
road and uprooting several large
trees On Monday the water was
ohanneling the river ice in several
nlaces between Bingham and The
Forks and should the weather con-
tinue warm or another rain come, the
result would be an ice freshet caus-
ing much damage.
Howard Russell has been up to the
Taylor Bros logging camps few
days doing the blacksmithing.
Mrs. F. H. Colby was In Lewiston
last week.
Mrs. Fannie Piper was in Water
Vile a few days ago.
Albert Murray has returned from
recent trip to Gardiner.
Dr. Arthur Clark of New Port
land has been In town few days
this week.
F. H. Colby and daughter, Lena,
went to Portland on Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. C. C. Stewart and daughter
returned home Monday. They have
been in Waterville the past week.
Miss Stewart returns much improved
in health
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Clark Of Cara
tunk was in town Tuesday on their
way to Waterville.
DR.. D. II. Mohr of New York. has
enga ged rooms in town and will OPP
en- offices for the practice of medicine
about February I. The doctor and
wife expect to arrive in town the
first of next week.
o. E. S. INSTALLATION.
The officers-elect of Bingham chap
ter, No. n, o. e. S., were installed
Wednesday evening, January IL, by
Mary Baker, Past Matron, assisted
by Viola Colby as chaplain, and Car
rie Colby as installing marshal.
The officers installed were: Emma
Whitney, worthy matron; Samuel
Smith, worthy patron; Florence Lam
der, associate matron; Edith An
drews. secretary; Sue Preble, treas
urer; Nellie Robinson, conductress;
Junia Witham. associate conductress;
Helen Young, chaplain; Carrie Col
by, marshal; Juliette Adams, Adah;
Lephie Preble, Ruth; Fannie Piper,
Esther; Belle Dinsmore, Martha; Eu-
genia Gallant, Electa; lsanna
Moore. warden: Abel Moore, senti-
mel.