The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-03-14
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Next Tuesday afternoon the Lauies
Aid will meet with Mrs. Encie "a" wen
Miss Alice Clark from CaratunK re
Gently spent several days in Town DIT
,ha homo of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Foss. .z,.so.a and
children spent Sunday at Aioioh
Healy's, Pleasant Ridge. ~.
The G.. c. c. will meet next wen
resday afternoon at the home OF mrS
Sarah Milliken. -.
Tha last entertainment in the
courae given under the auspices OF
Kannebec Chapter d. A. K. was pre-
scented in Kennebec Hail last n'io
day evening by the "P1erces anu was
much enjoyed by the majority Oh Iho'e
attending. 49,
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell and her
granddaughter Gala were business
callers in Waterville last Friday
Several families left town Monday
morning for Madison, where tney
have employment in the wooden mil
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Spearin. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Spearih'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenlaw, ana
Miss Florence Garland.
C,arivoyant Card Reading by Mrs
Moore. No. Main Street, Bing-
ham Hours from ESQ to 4.3O m
md from $50 to 9 o'clock p. IN. tfS
Mrs. Ella N. Jewett, magnetic neal
or. will be at Robert WOODS, from
Thursday noon until Saturday noon
OF next week. II. -
II the weather is favorable quite a
number from Bingham Grange VIII
accent the invitation extended 10 tneW
from Scion Grange on next Satur-
day No..
II Ia expected that four candidates
will be instructed in the ReDekah ue,
gree next Tuesday evening. eooo
attendance IL requested
The younger child of MI ana MRS
Howard Moran has been very Ill with
pneumonia during the past week, nut
ia recovering. Mrs. Atossa Goodrich
has been excellent help during the
baby's illness.
Sergeant Eugene Lander has been
home on a few days furlough. he
loft town Tuesday morning and al
ter a brief visit in Waterville re-
turned to Aver, Wednesday night.
II ia reported that Allie Rogers
Who IA at Aver Is an inmate OF the
hospital, having been kicked by d
horse. .,o
APPLES. potatoes and hay for sale.
hpp,os' Evil
The Century Club will be entertain
ed at the Fraternity Reception room'
Friday afternoon.
After the continuous sale OF our
Headache Powders for fifteen years
without single complaint, we recon,
mend them as perfectly saie anu
valuable remedy for headaches anu
the many unpleasant feelings accom-
panying bad colds. AT the store UT
by mail Csc. e. w. Moore, bingham,
The teacher of the high school ana
Of the grades are preparing a patrlo-
tic entertainment to be presented by
the pupils In Kennebec Hall on friaay
aveninp. March 90 The enterta1n-
ment promises to be one OF unusual
interest. The instructors and pupiis
are willingly doing much extra WORK
and expect thru their efforts 10 De
able to present generous sam 10
the community for War Relief
The |. o. o. F. will meet in regular
session next Monday night ana WORK
will be exemplifed
Angelina McFadden Whipple. Oldest
resident of Bingham, born in Embden'
Sent. 1912. died In Bingham, Mar
1918. Tuesday afternoon funeral
services were held at the nome oi
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea b. Whipple for
the aged mother who passed from
this life into the great beyond, sun
day March TO- She had lived rar ne
yond the allotted time, having reach-
ed the age of "a years, months Inc
home from which she was taken lot
many years was the center OF her lie
and few outside the circle knew or ner
true worth yet many were impressed
Inv the pure thoughts and beautlful
character which shones forth in her
sweet face. Until within a few months
she has been able to share in some OF
the simple home duties which sne
loved so much to perform During
her declining years she has been ten
derly and thoughtfully cared for by
her only son Hosea b. Whipple anu
his wife. Their first thoughts were
always for mother" and she IN re-
turn appreciated their tender care
MANY relatives were unable to at
tend the services on Tuesday, put
they have the consolation OF having
brought happiness into her life as ire
uuent visits have been made by the
nieces and uephews each year to the
Whipple Farm for the purpose OF Wis,
ting the aunt whom they dearly loved
and honored. Her resting place Is
by the side of her husband in bing-
ham Village Cemetery,
Specials for Friday and Saturday al
Fred w. Preble's--4 pkg. No. envel-
opes, 15c; 8 rolls toilet paper 25c; AZ
sheets sanitary wax paper, 10c; No
fancy finished pencils. 1Oc; IL or
can violet talcum powder 19c; also a
complete line of Sunset Soap Dyes al
10c a cake.
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