The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-04-30
BINGH VI

Leslie Rollins of Portland vas in
town over Sunday TO attend the tuner
al of Mrs. Andrew Rollins.
Mrs Delany and Mrs. Robe Sands
were in Madison shopping on Satur-
day
Nine of the ladies' OF the Church
Circle and one of the husbands made
UP the party that did the annual clean
ing at the Congregational Church last
Friday forenoon. A few repairs In
the way of painting over the platform
of the pulpit and chair adds much 10
the appearance of the interior OF the
church.
Mrs. Marta Savage and Mrs Cert
rude Morris returned last week from
a two weeks trip to Boston.
Benz. Miller of Pleasant Pond has
been sick at the home OF his sister.
Mrs. Hosea Baker with an attack OF
acute Indigestion.
The friends of Mrs Rlauch Gordon
were glad to see that she was aOle
to ride up town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fentiman at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fentiman $
grandfather. Mr.. Hilton in Scion last
week.
Take a walk by f 5. Hunnewell's
meat market and grocery store and
notice the window display of green
truck: Spinach and dandelon green's,
lettuce. celery. cuCumbers. radishes
and native spring dug parsnips
Mrs Emma Pierce went 10 The
Forks last Monday to work for SHORE
time in the family of Frank Durgin.
We understand that Mrs. Pierce viii
soon go 10 Mosquito where she will
hold the same position which she held
last summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Chase arriv-
ed in town last Friday They make
their home with Mr.. Chase's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Chase.
Rev. r b. HIATT now makes his
weekly Sunday afternoon trip TO Scion
to supply in the congregational pulpit
of that place.
John Packard of Massachusetts is
now meat cutter in the market of
Fred Temple
Mrs. Leon Goodrich met with quite
a serious accident one day last week.
At tea time she accidently overturned
a teapot full of boiling hot tea into
her lap. The doctor was called at
once to her relief and found she had
several bad burns Naturally she has
suffered a great deal of discomfort but
at present is more comfortable and is
allowed to go out of doors with great
precaution.
Omar Firth has purchased the house
belonging to A. +. Donigan which has
been occupied for several years by
John Hughes. Mr.. Hughes is unable
to find rent in town and is about to
pitch a tent
Miss Flossie Bates returned with
Henry Lane to his sporting camps at
Garry Pond where they will soon be
ready for the spring fishermen.
The proceeds of the ball to be given
by the Firmen on May 10 will be used
to buy needfuI apparatus for the fire
department They are to have good
music furnished by Townes orchestra.
Refreshments will be served in the
hell 1t is hoped that they will be
wall patronized by the towns people.
George Thompson who has been
sick at the hotel with pneumonia is
so much improved as 10 be able to
be moved Tuesday to the home of Ly-
man Brown.
Miss Georgia Work who has been
bookkeeper in the office Of J. j. Lander
for number of years is now filling
that position for the American Shoe
Finding Co. She also spends several
afternoons each week doing Mr. Lam
der's office work.
The annual roll call of the Congre-
gational church will be held in the
church on the afternoon of May 2. at
2 p. m. and the banquet will take place
on the evening of the same date at
Fraternity hall. A cordial invitation
is extended to all members of the
church and parish, together with their
families, to be present and participate
in the enjoyment of the occasion.
1--WE still have few cards on hand
emitting the holder to $1.00 bottle OF
Spring Sarsaparilla Tonic for soc.
Call for one. We also have an es-
pecial bargain in the popular Sgd
more toilet soap as the manufacturers
are Offering for time 10c cakes for
&c" K. w. Moore, Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Craig are
about to move into the rent on Good
rich ST., recently vacated by DR..
Hopkins.
Rev Milton Beckwith is boarding at
the present with Mrs. Eta Holt
Mrs. Eva F. (McDonough) Moses of
Scion was to have begun the spring
term of Longfellow school on Bluff in
Concord, on Monday but Saturday re-
signed for position nearer home.
Georgia Taylor has kindly consented
to supply for a week or until a per-
manent teacher can be secured. She
will board at home and go to and from
school by team.
c. E. Ball was able to ride out Mon
day to inspect schools for the first time
in eight weeks.
A large delegation of Odd Fellows