The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-11-03
BINGH NJ.

BINGHAM.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Robbins, who
have been in Bingham the past two
Years. will leave Monday for their
new home in lIenniker. ~ H., where
Mir. Robbins has a position in Clifton
Iovels factory, They regret leaN-
ing the many friends they have made
while in bingham. and they will be
sreG tly missed by their many friends
hefe,
Mrs. Simeon Whitney, who has
been among friends in Boston. re
turned last week.
Mrs. b. F. Adams, who has recently
been visiting her sister. Mrs. ach-
ardson, in Auburn. is now ut nome
and one day last week was so unlof-
tunate as to severely strain her 1901
so that she has been unable to step
Upon it for several days,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Titcomb of
Pennington. as guests OF Mir. and Mrs.
Earl TAYLOR are on hunting trip in
the vicinity of Taylor's camps at
Moxie
Fred Gilman, his son, RoyaA and
two other men from Augusta passed
through Bingham Monday night by
automobile returning from "a hunting
trip to Sterlings camps. They Sc
cured two deer which they took
home with them. Mr., Gilman was
formerly in business IN Bingham and
was for several years a citizen of
Moscow He took time to make brief
calls on some of his old friends.
Daniel Steward. who has been away
from home for some time, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Washburn was down
river on Tuesday of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellis of Rome
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vim Ellis and other acquaintance the
past week.
Mrs c. f. Ball is teaching a few
weeks in Concord to finish q school
for Annie Morris Miss Morris is
taking brief vacation before COM
mencing the school in the Sugar
Town district in Moscow.
Next Sunday mornings service will
be especially for the boys and MI
HIATT will speak on the Big Boys Raj
L..
Warren of the Warren Amusement
Co., who has leased Kennebec hall
for a year, Is making arrangements
for a booth to show up moving pic
lures.
Dr. Arthur II. Clark will be at the
residence of A. s. Burke on Tuesday
Nov. 8. for three days practice of den
tistry.
c. E. Millett was recently called tc
Reedfield to attend the funeral ser
vices of his aunt, Mrs. Russell.
Sheriff Perley Foss was in Jack
man on business last week.
The first snow storm of the season
occurred here last Friday night, just
twenty-five weeks since the last snow
storm of last spring. The first snow
fall last season was October 81.
Cattle show held on Daniel Robin
sons farm in Pleasant Ridge las
Friday following the snow storm oil
Thursday when about two inches Of
snow fell in Bingham.
Albert Murray is having the eel
Ter dug preparatory to putting VI
another house to rent on Baker street
Mrs. Helen Baker received calls
from many of her friends and gifts
&c remembrance on Monday Novem-
Der LIST, it being the occasion of heI
10th birthday.
Jennie Cahill has returned from a
brief visit to her sister, Florence, in
PittSfield.
Marta Sewage and Gertrude Pierce
were recently in Wilton for several
days.
The Sunshine Society hold a sale
on the afternoon of November 8, at
the Fraternity building. Aprons. fan
cy articles end home made candy will
be on sale. Supper will be served
and an entertainment will follow the
supper.
Laura Thompson of No. Arson is
now in Bingham.
The little child of James Carbino
80 badly burned by hot grease a short
time ago at Caratunk, is recovering
rapidly.
NJ. w. Burgess has moved his quar-
tiers for pressing and cleaning cloth