The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-01
RINGH

Mrs RuDean Chase OF EmDden mas
been visiting her sister Mrs. Thos.
Collins on North Main Street during
the past week.
The Curtis Millinery Store of Show
hogan have engaged Mrs. Harry Cum
mings to manage their Bingham
Branch which will be opened April 30
In the A. c. Dinsmore block with a
full line of trimmed hats for children,
Misses and Ladies. 2w12
Mrs Ross Baker and children spent
Sunday with her parents in Oakland.
Rev T. B. HIATT was called to
Athens last Friday to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs. Leroy Judkins and
again on last Tuesday To attend the
funeral of Mr.. Corson.
Mrs. Cynthia Smith who has spent
the last year in Belgrade arrived in
town last Tuesday. She has been in
poor health She is glad TO be among
her old friends again and expresses
the wish to spend the remainder of
her days here.
After two years trial we are salts
fed by the expressions of our many
patrons that Celery and Iron Tonic
is one of the best spring blood puri-
fiers we have ever known. $1.00 per
bottle at the store or prepaid by par
Gel post. f. w. Moore, Bingham.
The Chdrch Circle held an enjoy
able meeting in the church yestry on
Wednesday of last week. At this
meeting Mrs Edith Dinsmore resign
ed as president and Mrs. Mary F..
Baker was elected to that office. Mrs.
Myrtle Cummings was elected vice
president.
Just In from the factory the largest
line of Misses and Children's Dresses
ever shown in Bingham. Call and
see them before buying. Kate M.
Burke. 2w12
Easter services at the Congregation
al church next Sunday morning. An
appropriate sermon and special Eas-
ter music.
Ice cream and fountain drinks
Caswell's.
c. f. Ball attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Judkns in Athens last Friday.
Mrs. Ball who was with her mother
during her last sickness returned
home with Mr.. Ball last Monday.
Lila Rowe has completed a success
full term of school in the Granville
Goodrich district and has been hired
to teach the spring term at Deadwa-
ter.
Mrs. Fannie Mahoney who went to
the Sisters Hospital at Lewiston last
week underwent a serious operation
recently and Is improving.
Mont Miller has moved his family
from Caratunk to his new home on
Baker street recently occupied by
John Witham.
Earl Eames of Embden was a week
end visitor in the home of George l..
Baker.
Ansley Moore and Allen Lander.
who have spent the winter in Ray, are
now at home.
SPECIAL EASTER CHOCOLATE
SALE-100 one pound boxes of
maine Maid Sweets" containing a
large assortment of delicious choco-
lates only 33c box at Fred W. Pre-
bles Saturday BY mail add &c post
age. Notice window display.
Bert Huff who has been in poor
health since severe attack of the
grippe last winter, has entered the
Hebron Sanitarium for treatment.
His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery to health.
Our milliner has had nine years ex-
Kate NJ Burke 2w12
Mrs Rose Lander returned last
Saturday from Skowhegan, having
been In Somerset Hospital with her
niece Miss Mildred Smith. who I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
last Thursday. Miss Mildred is very
comfortable.
Robert Moore and Stanley Stoddard
Of cnaphira0 vacations
at home.
+. H. Colby expects to attend the
Boys Conference held in Skowhegan.
He hopes to take about ten boys from
here with him.
We guarantee Warmers Corsets not
to break. rust or tear. If one fails
we want it back Kate M. Burke. 2wl2
Bingham Grange held a regular
meeting Saturday, March 81. There
was a good attendance and work was
done in the LIST and End degrees. At
recess the corporation had their an
nual meeting and the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year President, A. S. Burke; vice
president. George Gordon; secretary,
Nancy Whipple; treasurer. Frank
whitney The Grange will hold a
special meeting April / at 1880 a, m
for the purpose of instructing candi-
dates in the third and fourth degrees.
There will be dinner at noon and an
open meeting for the Grange and
families in the afternoon, program 10
be furnished by the Worthy Lecturer.
Colby Robinson now has charge of
the moving picture house and seems
to be doing fiourishing business
Home from Boston with full line
Of millinery. Kate M. Burke. 2wl2|
The friends of Dana Baker are glad
TO learn that he is recovering from
his serious accident. Columbus Bak-
CT. his uncle, is kindly helping with
the spring work.
lee cream and soda drinks. Caswell
iwl2
The following twentysix pupils at