The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-10-24
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Writes all classes desirable business
SAVES ABOUT IS PER CENT
Represented BY John c Griffin, Skowhegan
BINGHAM

Leswerk Laundry Tablets make
washday the easy day. Saves work,
time. soap. blueing and makes the
clothes snowy white with very little
rubbing tablets, 4 washings, 10c.
BY mail 12c Sample free at Fred w.
Prebe's.
Mrs Angie Keller who has been
nursing in Bath during the epidemic
has returned and IS now at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Robinson.
Miss Anna Savage has been i'll with
the grippe for the past two weeks at
the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins.
Miss Essie Marston who has been
confined to her home by illness for
several weeks is able to be out again
I Mrs Edith Whitney and daughter
are occupying the rent over the post
office
! The Famous Johnson Pant at
Poulin & Laney's. Sko~hegan
Stanley Stoddard who is in the ser
, vice as an electrical gunner is home
on furlough and recovering from
the grippe.
Guy Martin OF Boston is a guest in
town.
Miss Marie Cahill has returned to
camp life after having been con-
fined to her home for nearly seven
weeks with an injured knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Quonn and
daughter with friends from Lewiston
are spending a week at Moore's Sid
ing
Miss Mildred Knowlton who has
been passing few days in Water
Vile. has returned to her school
which was closed on account of the
epidemic
/ DR.. A II Clark will be at the resi-
/ dence Of A S. Burke. Bingham on
/ Tuesday, Oct Goth for days DENTS
! try.
The following report is submitted
/ by Mrs Nancy Whipple, chairman OF
! the Womans Liberty Loan Committee
of Bingham. During the week end
ing Oct 5, $4,000 was raised; week
ending Oct. H. $3.50 was raised; week
ending Oct. 10, $500 was raised, max
1 ing a total for woman's committee of
Bingham, $14,850.
1 Mrs. Edith Dinsmore was in Water
Vile one day calling on relatives and
/ friends
The ban will be lifted next Sunday
on all public gatherings except NOV
ing pictures Church services will
be held as usual next Sunday. Schools
will reopen Monday and the fraterni-
ties will resume their meetings on
their regular meeting nights.
The Century Club will hold its first
meeting of the year Friday, November
LIST. at the home of the president
Mrs. Annie F. Whitney. The pro
grams for Oct 1S and Nov. l will be
combined and announced next week
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Rol-
line took place at her late home on
Main street. last Tuesday afternoon.
She had been i'll for several weeks
with grippe and pneumonia and pass
ed away last Sunday. The services
were conducted by Rev. T. b HIATT
and she was borne to her last resting
place by her four sons. Andrew Rol-
Jings. Thomas Rollins, Leslie Rollins
and Winslow Rollins. Besides these
sons she leaves several grandchildren
who will miss her
Bingham went over the top with
the Fourth Liberty Loan. | wish to
thank the committees for their earnest
support especially the ladies for their
untiring effort that Bingham might
receive the Honor Flag.
S. J. Whitney, Chairman
NORMAN BEAN
\ very sad shooting accident in
Moscow on Sunday October -, result
ed in the death OF Norman Bean.
Three brothers. the son of Mr. and