The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-21
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bors of America. held regular
meeting, Thursday evening. Sept Il,
at the Grange Hall. Next regular
meeting Thursday evening, sept. y,
at 7.30. 1t is hoped that each mem
Der will try and be present especially
the officers and those in the degree
team as there is work to be done.
After the meeting refreshments will
be served.
Curtis Bingham Branch will open
Saturday Sept 25rd in the Dinsmore
Block with line of trimmed hats Tor
Ladies and Children.
Mrs. Hazeltine who has been
spending the summer with her cousin
Frank L. Gipson and family, left
town last Wednesday morning for
her home in Elmyra> \. y.
Miss Lillian Dyer from Oakland
spent Sunday with her friend and
roommate Miss Mary Foss Miss
Foss has returned to her studies al
Colby College.
Fred w. Preble will be pleased &c
handle your magazine subscription
new. renewals or extensions for the
coming year at the lowest prices
Write. telephone or call at his store
visiting her sister Mrs Frank Hall
went To Watervile last Friday where
she will be employed in the Ward
" ell, Emery department store.
Mrs. VIM. Moore from Cumberland
Mills is now with her step-daughter,
Mrs. Ben Mitchell.
Bert Huff is in poor health again
having been confined to his bed the
most of last week. At this writing
he is somewhat better.
Mrs. A. S. Burke returned last Sat
urday from Boston, where she pur-
chased her fall stock of millinery.
Elbie Curtis from Somerville,
Mass. visited his sisters in this place
last week.
Mrs. Ed Sterling has been confined
to the house for some time with a
severe cold She is now suffering
with neuritis.
Adelbert Heath from Portland has
been installing a new elevator in the
main building of the Shank factory.
Otto l.. Schulz, a student of Bangor
Theological Seminary. was entertain
ed at the parsonage last Monday
night
Mrs. Nancy Forsythe of The Forks
Is now with her daughter Mrs. Willie
Durgin. Mrs. Forsythe is in very
poor health and it is understood that
she intends to spend the winter here.
White house Coffte, 2 lbs. for Csc
at Fred W. Prebles
Miss Mabel Cassidy. who has been
spending the summer with her pa
rents on lower Main St, expects to
resume her duties as teacher in
Massachusetts schools, Sept. %.
The Sunshine Society will hold
their September meeting at the home
of Mrs. Lucinda Moore.
Mrs. Cora Reynolds has been seri-
ously i'll during the past week.
Stanley Stoddard returned to the
u. of NJ. last Tuesday.
Miss Cinda Savage was the guest
of her friend Mrs. Myrtle Cummings
last Monday. Miss Savage has spent
eight weeks at her summer cottage
at Pleasant Pond and has now re-
turned to her home in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Moore from
Franklin, Mass. are guests in the
home of Chas. Colby. Mrs. Colby
sister of Mrs. Moore is much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Henry Conner, who Is now
boarding at S. T. Goodrich's is in
very poor health.
James Rogers is filling his old
place at Bingham Hotel. Ernest
Bean, who has been employed there
Is soon to go to Pennsylvania, where
he will study telegraphy.
Mrs. Oleane Savage is spending the
week at Pleasant Pond as guest of
Mrs. Marta Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Goodrich are
In Boston this week visiting and buy
Ing new stock of goods
Austin Tibbetts who has been crit
fcally Ill for the past month. went to
Skowhegan last Friday, where he Is
to receive treatment
We have just stocked the Peter
Pan watch, which is the best value
on the market-S2.50 warranted. Also
q new line of wrist watches from
$500 to $25. E. w. Moore, Bing-
ham.
Mrs. Benz. Steward underwent
very serious surgical operation last
Monday at her home on Owens St,
DR.. Hopkins and DR. Wadsworth
were in attendance. Miss Jennietta
renee Hospital is also with her. She
is as comfortable as can be expected
Rev. T. b. HIATT was in Portland
hast week on business relative TO
Church work.
1t is expected that Mr.. Nealand
secretary of the Sunday League. will
speak In this place on Sunday, Oct.
%, upon the subject of Sabbath
Keeping
Chas. Baker has finished work at
Augusta and returned to his home in
this place last Wednesday. After
spending few days at home he will
go to Madras, where he has employ
ment for the winter.
Harold Wing. while working at
Dead River last week, received
slight cut in his ankle which has
caused him much serious trouble. He
was able to return to his work again
last Sunday.
A new stock of Everready Flash
lights, batteries and lamps. Don't
grope i'm the dark" Buy an Ever
ready Flashlight or have your old one
repaired at Fred w Preble's.
Fred Ennis of Pennington accom-
panied by Frank Preble OF this place