The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-10-30
BINGHAM

Roy Savage with his automobile
went to Sko8f1 gan last Friday. In
the party Were Mrs Savage. Mrs
Clara Houghton ard Mrs. Edith Whit
ney.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Benz. Adams are now
in California and find the conditions
there very delightful.
A Halloween party given on We'd
nesday evening by the Rebekahs was
a very pleasant occasion and reflected
great credit upon those who had the
matter in charge.
Mrs. Gertrude Noddin is again in
town and is occupying the same rant
as formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Morris of
Pittsfeld are visiting relatives In this
vicinity.
Mrs. A. E. Delano and two children
of Boothbay Harbor, are guests of her
sister. Mrs Ross Henderson.
James Fitzsimmons shipped a car
load of wool from this station the
first of the week.
Perley Lane of Lewiston. student
Of Bates College has been the guest
Of his uncle. John Hardy for few
DAYS.
Mrs. ". f. Andrews who recently
submitted to a surgical operation is
ROY slowly recovering. She has her
sister Mrs. Lois MeKiever with her.
ard is still under the care of trained
nurse
The Independent-Repo is on
sale at f. H. Caswell's.
Froch OsPood has beer working at
North Arson for some days putting
concrete curbing around a lot in the
cemetery for Mrs. Dodge.
John Bergonzi who for MANY years
run a fruit store in town. left for Bos-
ton Wednesday morning. and Will
take a steamer for Italy the home Of
his parents in a few DAYS. John has
the best wishes of many friends.
DR.. Arthur Clark and wife and lady
friend of New Portland were in Bing-
ham last week.
Mrs Marta Savage has been con-
fined to her room by illness for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Bean of The
Forks we're in town on Thursday
Mrs. Samuel Andrews is stopping at
Moore's Siding for time where her
husband is sealing.
Henry Fitzsimmons has been work
ing for Mr. Cool picking up potatoes
for several days.
Daniel Holt and Benz. Smith have
been repairing the shed and stable
for w. r. Goodrich the past week.
Mrs. Charles f. Millett visited Har-
ry Hubbard at Skowhegan last week.
Mrs. Merrill. Mrs Goodrich and Mrs.
Clark of Scion were in town snort
time ago.
Mrs. Agnes N. Keith. D. D. G. NJ. OF
Portland will inspect Bingham Chap
ter o. f. s., Wednesday evening, Nov.
r A full attendance is desired.
Among the nice potatoes that are
being received from the farmers bV
Hugh Hight there were two which
were brought in by Cony Robinson
one of which weighed two pounds and
tho other two and one quarter, and
which measured 10 and 20 inches in
circumference respectively.
Bingham station is very busy
place and the shipping of potatoes to
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut. New York and New Jersey
adds to the usual amount of business
to be done there.
All passenger trains now arrive al
and depart from Bingham lower sta
ton.
The following is complete list of the
officers of The Cenury Club for 1873
1914: Mrs. Lephe S. Preble, presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary E. Baker. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Edith X. Dinsmore rec.
secretary: Mrs. Agnes C. Goodrich,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Alice
NJ. Goodrich. treasurer; Mrs. Lucinda
G. Moore. historian. Directors: Mrs.
Augusta M S. Goss. Mrs. Myrtle Cum
mings, Mrs. Belle Williams, Mrs. Car
RE B. Colby, Mrs. Bina p. Prebe, Mrs
Lillian J. Washburn. Executive
Board, officers and directors. Com
mittees: Program, Executive Board;
music. Mrs. Marta H. Savage and
Mrs Florence NJ Owens educational
7 Mrs May B. Upper and Mrs. Eva
Bachelor; nominating, Mrs Alice M.
Goodrich, Mrs. Nancy H. Whipple,
Mrs. Belle p. Williams. The next
meeting. Nov. Z at the home of Mrs.
Edith K. Dinsmore. In response to
roll call, items of interest by men,
bers,