The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-02-28
BINGHAM

The Ladies Aid will meet Monday,
Town meeting day, and serve baked
bean dinner at the store recently va
Gated by r. d. Taylor 35c
The Church Circle will be enter
tanned next Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs Lucy Crombic at the home Of
Carrie Hilton
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Gallant are
the parents of baby girl born during
the past week. Mrs Gallant is with
relatives in Scion.
Clarivoyant Card Reading by Mrs.
| a Moore, No Main Street, Ding-
ham. Hours from go to 4.30 p III.
and from $50 to o'clock p. IN. tf9
Mrs. Marta Savage went down riy-
or last Tuesday She will visit Skow
hogan and Augusta and return home
the last of the week
DR. A H. Clark will be at the resi-
dence of A. S. Burke Monday, March
18th, for five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is. Clark of Cara
funk were callers in town last Friday
The poultry school which was in
session at the Grange Hall during the
first of the week, was largely attend
ed by both gentlemen and ladies' Who
were interested in the subject.
Mrs. Pearly Bickford and Mrs
Robie Robinson spent Sunday as
guests of their husbands, who are in
the logging camps at Lake Moxie.
James O'Brine from Lake Moxio
was business caller in town last
Saturday.
Mrs Rose Lander attended the fu-
neral services of her sister-in-law
Florence Lander at Norridgewock last
Saturday
Mrs Edwin Caswell is entertaining
her sister Miss Lottie Buzzell.
Mrs. Ida Ellis from Skowhegan is
spending "A few days with Mrs Mary
Redmond
Mrs. T. N. Savage is in Boston this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Crotto are now
occupying their home ON Dinsmort
street They spent the winter months
with her parents in Moscow.
Mrs Ella n. Jewett. magnetic heal
er, will be at Robert Woods from
Thursday noon of next week until the
following Monday.
Mrs. Wilbur Keene is packing and
shipping her household furniture tC
her new home i'll Massachusetts. The
family expect to move the last OF
March as Mr. Keene has very good
position in Lynn.
Read over the Top.
Mrs. Josie Small, who has been i'll
during the past two weeks, is yet un-
able to attend to her duties as assist
ant Postmistress Mrs. Marion Games
is substituting during her absence.
Hon. and Mrs f. II Colby spent
Sunday in town.
A regular meeting OF Centennial
Rebekah Lodge will be held next
Tuesday evening. An entertainment
will be furnished by the new officers
A very pleasant meeting of the Wal
Relief society was held at Mrs. Rob
ert Hiltons, Tuesday afternoon. The
ladies are now working on shirts.
The Century Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Florence Owens.
John Gordon from the L. of NJ
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Harold Carl spent Sunday at his
home in this place
VIM. Esterbrook from Waterylle
was In town recently.
Mrs Albert Murray is visiting rela-
tives in Waterville this week.
The echo service last Sunday even
ing which was participated in by the
boys who attended the State Confer
ence was very interesting. Special
music was furnished by the girls
choir The boys on the platform
we're Colby Robinson, William Foss,
Stanton Reynolds, Allen Robinson,
Clifford Reynolds, Earl Hamilton,
Keith Hilton, Justin Russell, Gregory
Woodland and Evan Hall. The excel
lent papers presented by the boys
testified that the conference was
worth while
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Everybody's Column
Funeral services for Lawrence Hill,
who died in Embden last week were
held at Dinsmore's undertaking rooms
last Wednesday evening and the body
was accompanied by a few relatives
to its resting place at Caratunk on
Thursday morning
Mrs. Mary Carney is seriously i'll at
this writing