The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-10-05
BINGHAM

Austin Camp No. 1924 Royal Neigh
bors of America held regular meet
ing Thursday evening, Sept ZSth'
The first degree was worked on two
candidates. After the meeting re-
freshments were served Next reg
ular meeting Thursday evening Oct.
18th at 80. The initiatory degree
will be worked on candidates at this
meeting, refreshments will be sery-
ed. -.
Saturday Coffee Sale at Fred w.
Prebles Grand Union with valua-
able tickets at 20c. 25e, 3Oc, 35e and
CSC per pound. Extra Special 10.
can White House 60c Saturday only
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moore re-
turned home Sunday by auto from
Strong where they have been visit
ing relatives and were in attendance
at the Pennington Fair. Mrs. Fan
ME Smith cared for the house while
they were gone
We have Just added stock Of
Dennison's wide Passepartout bind
ings with framing strips. hooks
rings and all necessary articles for
framing pictures f, w MOORE
Bingham.
IhG SUNSHINE foDiItts " ~ 49, 49,
regular meeting next Thursday al
ternoon at the home OF Mrs Erwin
Moore.
Mrs. Joseph Fitzmorris Is driving
q new Ford. iii
your purchase of one pound OF Grailu
Union Baking Powder at Fred W
Preble's.
Miss Gladys Stewart spent few
DAYS last week in Skowhegan ana
Waterville. :.
Mrs. Marion Davis of Portland is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. W. T.
Andrews
Mrs. c. c. Stewart spent a few
days last week in Caratunk visiting
with friends. ,,
Mrs. l.. w Shean of Fort Fairfield
was in town last week, the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Ed. Fogg. After
leaving here she went to North An
son to visit with Mrs. Everett Clark.
Mrs. Cynthia Smith went to OAK
land last Wednesday to spend lew
weeks with friends in that vicinity.
Miss Laura Baker from Farming
ton was home last Saturday, return
lug to that place again Sunday morn
ing.
Rev A. f. Boisen of North Ansor
will give an illustrated lecture in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church at Bingham
next Sunday evening. Subject The
Church In the Small Community.
Rev. r. B. HIATT will preach at North
Arson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Savage and
daughter Anna started for Brooks
Vile, Monday. They intend to spend
the week with Mrs. Sayage's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Livingston
and three children from Oakland
were calling on friends in town last
Sunday.
The Seniors of B. H. S. are to have
a seven cent social at Grange Hall
tomorrow evening
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich and
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Goodrich enjoy
ed an auto trip around Mt. BlgeloW
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fentiman and
baby arrived in town last Saturday
to visit their PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Fentiman
Don't forget that next Sunday is
Go-to- Sunday School, Every
one is cordially invited.
An open air concert by Bingham
Band next Friday evening.
Ernest Sterling and family from
Caratunk have moved into the north
rent OF Edwin Robinson's house for
the winter
Mrs. Woodie Smith is comfortable
after the operation performed upon
her at her home last Monday by
Drs. Greene, Piper and Brown. Miss
Angie Robinson is her nurse.
Mrs. Joseph Bachelor met with an
accident last week which left her
lame and with many bruises. She
stepped thru a hole in the stable
floor which let her down short dis
lance.
Miss Avis Cummings has gone to
her home in East Corinna for a
months vacation. Mrs. George Dun
ton is taking her place at the hotel.
Mrs. Edith Whitney has returned
from Skowhegan and is now working
at Bingham hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Moore have sold
their restaurant business in Skowhe-
gan and have returned to their home
in. this place.
The pupils of the Temple school
house S. S. have special program
arranged for next Sunday afternoon
1t includes recitations and songs for
Go-to- Sunday School Day The pu-
pills will also give flag drill. In
terested ones are invited to attend.
DR.. Young, chairman of the State
Board of Health, has notified the
Bingham people thru the Board of
Health that there is positively no
danger after Tuesday of this week of
infantile paralysis from the case of
few weeks ago.
A school club known as the Strive