The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-05-16
y The News of Somerset's Busy Towns X

of the Methodist church spoke before
a goodly number at the Coburn school
| house In the Cooley district. Miss
! Mona Beane sang very impressively
/ He Lifted Me- as a solo.
/ Rev. II. p Craig and wife of Plain
j field. ~ j.. arrived in Bingham on
Wednesday night on their way TO their
/ cottage at Pleasant Pond where they
will spend several months.
Mrs W A Richmond OF Fort Fair
/ field arrived in town on Thursday
night and is packing her mother S
household goods for storage Mr.
j Durgin, who has purchased the house
i intends to move in soon.
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Keene spent
i Saturday and Sunday with friends in
/ Waterville.
Allen Lander and Mr.. Perkins also
| Arlie Dinsmore and Eugene Lander
were at Pleasant Pond over Sunday.
The Bingham Board of Trade held
special meeting in Firemens hall,
! last Monday night.
Just to remind you the place to find
delicious ice cream, ice cream sodas
and oneries-Caswell's 2W20
Angus Davis will run the station
at Bingham Heights this season. His
family have already moved to Bling
ham from Mosquito.
House dresses from 81 up and shirt
waists in variety at w b. Goodrich S.
High School teachers Misses Davis
and Smith and others from this sec
ton attended the teachers convention
at ,SkoWhegan last week
Mark Dinsmore, Mont Miller and
Albert Webster have just had the new
water system put into their houses.
Mrs. Peter Mahoney has twin baby
girls born May 4.
Mrs. John Piper of Scion was in
town last week caring for Mrs Fannie
Piper, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Bright of
Caratunk have been in town the past
week guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Farley.
The Rebekah degree was conferred
upon a candidate at their last regular
meeting.
Choice Seed Potatoes. l have got
them-A. S. Burke.
Mrs. Hosea B. Whipple, president Of
the Century Club attended club con-
vention at Fairfield on May 8.
Mrs. Frank Smith has been i'll the
past two weeks.
Daniel Pierce has several hives of
bees and If the season is favorable
they will make a good lot of honey.
Webster Carney has gone to Mos
quito to work. Mrs. Carney is board
ing with Mrs. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich are at
Pleasant Pond this week.
Members of the Century Club will
give a banquet to the gentlemen at
Bingham Hotel on Friday evening at
seventy-fye cents a plate.
You will make no mistake If you
buy Bradley's Fertilizer. Always the
samoa. S. Burke. Nv
Mrs. Sue Preble is in very poor
health, able to sit up only part of the
time.
At the last meeting of the Century
Club held May 3, at the residence of
Mrs. Marta Savage, vice president
Mrs Ethel Brown presided. After
the roll call which was responded to
by the members with current events
and the reading of records of previous
illtCiillS, lhC iciioNiiAS Pi % oiii '"'
presented Song, Belle Colby; the
Aroostook War, Mrs. Goss; life of
Chas Brown (Artemus Ward) and
selection from his writings, Mrs. En-
ma Hardy; history of the kidnapped
Indians, Mrs. Agnes Goodrich; music,
Mrs Pearl Wood; how common school
money is raised, Mrs, c. E. Ball; the
Norridgewock Indians and Father
Sebastian Rasle, Mrs. Lucinda
Moore. All the papers were full of
interest and it is expected that the
same good interest will pervade next
years meetings. Adjourned 10 the
first Friday in October.
Epworth League meets every Tues
day evening at 1880 p. m, in the NJ. &.
church.
The hour of the Peoples praise SER
vice at the Methodist church Is chang
ed for the summer months from to
| 1870 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sawtelle and
| Ben Steward will make their head