The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-12-07
Z The News of Somersets Busy Towns y

Mason of y. Waterford will be inter
ested TO know that she has fine
baby boy and her father Benz. Steward
goes to see her this week.
Get your boy a REFER or overcoat
at Donigans during the sale.
At the next meeting OF The Eastern
Star officers for the ensuing year will
be elected and a full attendance Is
desired.
An employment agency will
opened by J. Norris Lane at the loe
store Monday. Dec. lith
Arlie A .Dinsmore, who was SO
seriously injured Monday evening by
a heavy weight falling upon his left
| foot. is now on the road to recovery
/ and is able to be at his business.
i We nov have on exhibition the
largest line of dolls, toys and general
/ holiday goods ever shown in Bingham.
/ Call and see. A. s. Burke. , " -
Mrs. Cynthia Packard nearly 81
years of age died at the home of her
son-in-law Lyman g. Brown, Dec. /.
No doubt Mrs. Packard was the old
est lady in town if not in the county.
She had been quite active though a
great care, especially the last year
of her life Funeral services were
he'd Sunday at / O'Clock =. NJ. She
was buried in Bingham village Gene
terry.
You can save a whole lot of money
If you buy your Dry Goods on our bar
gain counter Thousands of yards of
fresh new goods in desirable lengths
now selling at from ten 10 twenty
five per cent below regular price. A.
S. Burke. 2wf9
Monday evening the cabinet or Off
GERS of the Epworth league, the young
people of the Methodist church, met
with the Pastor NJ. Gerry Plummer in
/ his study. Present and future work
for the different departments was dis
cussed, also the progress of the men,
bership contest. The members of the
cabinet are president Harold Smith
! first yice-president, Katie Holt; sec
ond vice-president, lnez Holt; third
vice-president. Nina Cooley; 4th vice
president, Mona Beane; secretary
Ethel Cooley; treasurer, George
| Thompson.
We are now located in our new
! quarters with all modern conyenienees
| for the drug and jewelry business.
/ Our Christmas stock is now ready
with everything fresh and new. Call
and see us or send a mail order. 10.
! w. Moore, Bingham, Me. 2wl9
The fourth vice president, head of
| the social department announced
plans for a league social in the near
future.
| have taken the agency for some
of the best Fire Insurance companies
| in the United States and will here
after insure village and farm property
at the lowest rates. Now is the time
to insure under the new rates in Bling
ham, A. F. Donigan.
CLARK BEANIE
A very pretty house wedding took
place at the home of the bride Sunday
Nov. 26 at o'clock when Harry l.
Clark of Scion and Eula NJ Beane
of Bingham were united in marriage
by Rev. T. B. HIATT of Bingham.
The bride was becoming dressed in a
gown of white silk. Mr.. and Mrs
Clark will reside in Scion as Mr.
Clark has position as section boss on
the railroad which he has held for
a number of years. Their many friends
unite in wishing them long life Of
joy, happiness and prosperity.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to neighbors and friends who
so kindly assisted during the illness
and death of Mrs. Cynthia Packard.
Mr.. Lyman G. Brown,
Mr.. Leonard w. Brown,
Mr. George w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Osgood
A man is never old enough to know
enough not TO marry girl who is
unnno enough tn he hi. pranddaughter