The independent-reporter., 1915-02-04

observed as Past Matron's Night In
the O. E. s. An oyster supper swas
served after the meeting and those
present reported 1t as a very pleasant
occasion.
A Free Concert and entertainment
was given by w. s. Wright of Bristol,
Me-, In the church last evening for
the purpose of organizing singing
class.
Mark Savage & Co. have marked
down every dress skirt in their line
to half price. Every SIS dress skirt
now $3.50 Not skirt has been in
stock year and the most of them not
six months. AVA
The senior class of Bingham High
School presented the drama "Triss"
in Kennebec Hall last Tuesday even
ing The parts were well presented
by the young people chosen to take
them. Cast of characters: Hank Jor-
dan, George H. Webber; Nat Webber,
Harold A. CARL Jack Hamlin Alcaeus
Cooley; Judge Ananias Lovetoddy,
Donald l.. Goff; Halleluyah Billy. Les
ter |. Huff; Zenas Grimes. Forrest 1.
Gilman; Brazoe Jim, Walter I. Phelps;
Omaha Jake, Norman r. Collins; Mrs.
John Robie, Barbara Reynolds; Miss
Penelope Prim, Mona G. Baker; Triss.
Margaret o. Mitchell; Susie Smith,
Christine Baker. 1t is hoped that the
class did well financially but as yet
we have not received any report.
Moving picture show, every Tuesday
and Saturday evening.
One of the jolliest and most enjoy
20 hnl
at the home of Mrs. Forest Colby
last Thursday evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Craig entertained the rem
nants of the -Four Leaf Glover Club
and their husbands This club few
years ago was just a jolly girls club
now husbands must be invited and
many of the used-to-be girls are de-
tanned at home by little folks, but this
reunion certainly proved that all were
young in spirit. After social time
with whist and music the party re-
paired to the dining room where they
were served to a chafing-dish lunch.
After the round of stories and at late
hour the guests departed for their
homes declaring it to be one of the
good times just like they used to have.
MRS. LYDIA B. YOUNG
Mrs. Lydia B. Young died Wednes-
day. Mrs. Young was born at Bing-
ham. Me-, on November 25, 1841. and
came to Oregon with her husband.
George A. Young, Immediately after
their marriage at Brighton, Mass. on
June 70, 1859. On June II, 1909, the
couple celebrated their golden we'd
ding, surrounded by their children and
grandchildren. Mrs. Young was a
member of the Oregon Pioneer Asso-
citation. The funeral services were
held yesterday from Holman's Under
taking chapel.
Mrs. Young is survived by her
husband, George A. Young, and three
children. Mrs. H. Wright, of Tilla-
nook; Mrs. s. w. Soule, of Billings.
Mont. and Fred A. Young of Tillamook
county. Four sisters and one brother
survive her: Fred Head of Spray, Or,
Mrs. Charles Hilton and Mrs. Byron
Failing of Portland Mrs. Philena Ran
lett of Oakland, Calf; Mrs. J. H.
Tinkham of Warren, Or.
The above clipping was forwarded
from Oregon. The deceased was well
known by the older residents.
The Bingham Union library has re-
Gently received from the Trustees
under the will of Mary Baker Eddy
the following books on Christian
Science by Mary Baker Eddy: Science
and Health. Miscellaneous Writings,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist.
and Miscellany, The Life of Mary
Baker Eddy, also The Christian
Science Journal (monthly) These
books and periodicals. have been pre-
sented without cost to the library, and
are to be placed at the disposal of the
reading public as soon as they have
been catalogued.
Miss Carrie Pierce. trained nurse
from Solon who has been caring for
Mrs. Dorothy Dudley. returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Dorothy Dudley who was op-
Grated on at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Bachelder. is gaining rap
idly and Is able to receive callers.
Orders by mail, for Hair Work and
Hair Goods promptly filled at Miss
l. J. Townes, Merrill Block, Skowhe-
gan.
ed to her home from Somerset Hospi-
tai, Skowhegan where she had been
receiving treatment for ten days.
Friends of H. M. Woodes who has
been located in Gorham, ~ H.. will
be interested to learn that he Is about
to remove to East Rochester, N. H..
where he has accepted a position with
the Grand Trunk railroad. Mr.
Woodes was so unfortunate as to lose
leg about year ago.