The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-25
BINtiH

Mrs. Chas Foss spent Sunday with
her old home friends in Caratunk.
DR.. j. O. Piper was called TO see
Mrs Anon Baker last Thursday, who
has been i'll for the past week with
muscular inhammatory rheumatism
Mrs. Baker is more comfortable al
this writing. Her sister Mrs Dora
Hilton is caring for her.
Mrs. Jennie Elliott is now At her
former home in Athens.
Ladies' Fnrs are now on exhibition.
Never so pretty and never so cheap.
A c Rnrke 2WiG
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bachelor
started Friday on their annual Yaedz
ton trip. During the two weeks
absence they will visit Portland anu
Boston and plan to spend THANKS
giving at Mr. Bachelors old home III
Harmony.
Mrs. S. J. Whitney was able 10 take
an automobile ride last Monday al
ternoon. She has been great sur
ferer as the result Of the accident OF
the early fall. but she IS now gaining
very slowly.
We have lust received a gross oil
nickle, gilt and gun-metal watches al
$100 each. Every boy needs one
Sent by mail on receipt of $l.O0. =
W. Moore Bingham.
Mrs. Barney McCollor is employed
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. >. }.
Whitney.
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore is spending
the week with her relatives in VA
terville. Mr. Dinsmore is on a hunt
ing trip up river.
A No. 2 folding autographs Brownie
Camera Free. See Sampson &
Azores ad on page s.
Mrs Laura Corliss returned to hel
work in Foxcroft this week after
having spent several weeks in town
with her sister Mrs Flora Fogg.
All are cordially invited to Thanks
giving services held in the ehurci
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. BENZ Smith was called from
Oakland last week on account of tn
serious illness of Mrs. Carl Smith
Mrs. Smiths condition is improved
and her husband has returned to hii
work as cook in the woods.
Mrs. Albert Clark Of Caratunk il
spending part of this week as CUES
of her brother J +. owens and HI
family.
1t is Understood ,hat the Methods
Society hive purchased the late hon
of Mrs. lvid Bal er Oh Meadow Stree
as a parsonage, ard that the s0elet
will locate a preacher here some'm
in the near future II is also report
ed that +. \. Woodland will purchas
the parsonage which accompanied tn
Old Church
For the benefit Of those who ar
interested in saving the Old Chure
as a memorial we will say that III
committee feel very much encourage
as a result of the hearty response
tho people.
Full stock of Fisk Tires guarantee
for 1000 miles at lower prices tina
last year; also Goodyear Tires gual
anteed for $500 miles Briggs Gal
age Company. Bingham. til
The Junior Priscilla Club met las
Saturday at the Firemen's Hall Wit
Mrs. Nancy Whipple present as hell
err. After the meeting was opene
by the Vice President and the bus.
ness carried on in manner astonsf
ing to the older ones present the II
tie girls spent an hour on embroider
and patchwork and then had fiftee
minutes to play favorite game. III
object of this little club is to help
charity especially at this season.
the same time learning how to cor
duct their own meetings and TO max
their own gifts.
The Sunshine Society recently er
joyed very pleasant meeting at tn
home of Mrs. Lucinda Moore TIL
Charity Committee for this month
Mrs. Addie Dutton and Mrs Ros
Lander. This society voted to civ
$40 to the Old Church fund. tn
next meeting will be with Mrs. Flol
ence Owens on Thursday Dec 9.
Gold lockets have passed out
date Beads and stone set pendant
are the correct style for the neck. "
have large assortment of pendant
in all the various stones. Come |
and see them f. w Moore. Bingham
Bingham Grange held a regua
meeting, Saturday, Nov. -. Their
was quite a good attendance and al
though the W. Lee. was absent a
interesting program was presente
by June Williams, w Lee. pro ten
The Worthy Master requested all tn
brothers - mako a report At the mex
regular meeting. of the crops they il
tend to raisa II Xt year 1t is hop
ed the brothers will make special ef
fort to b. present and make their re
port.