The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-03-25
BINGHAM

his home in Wateryille
Bingham high school has vacation
next week.
II. b. Whipple has returned after a
six weeks absence in New York. New
jersey and Massachusetts. Mrs.
Whipple will return later.
William Foss and Clifford Reynolds
are home for vacation from the I. of
NJ
Mrs. Daniel Robinson who has
been critically III with bronchial pneu-
monia, has so far recovered as to be
able to sit up in chair. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. II. Kelleher, who has been
nursing her. has returned home. Her
assistant. Miss Applebee. a trained
nurse from Portland, Is still with her
Tuesday evening April 6, will be
Past Noble Grand Night fer the Cen
tennial Rebekah Lodge. The past
noble grands are asked to meet at
the home of Mrs. George Dutton the
afternoon of March 30. at . o'clock.
Mrs. Will Durgin, who is spending
the winter with her husband at the
Spencer. was recently at home for a
few days.
A. s. Burke is having a very slow
recovery from an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Harold Coleman has been i'll
for a week with tonsilitis.
Howard Moore and Eli Lapoint have
completed a large ice house for the
Farmers Union.
Pooler and Coolong have completed
their contract for hauling lumber for
the New England Lumber Co. Their
teams started for their homes in Jack
man Friday night
Edwin Robinson has moved his fam
lily to Scion, having sold his home in
Bingham. Mr. Robinson has been
night Waterman and constable for the
town of bingham for the past two
years.
Special March Soap Sale at Fred
w. Prebles Friday and Saturday, your
choice, Grand Union, Ivory. Sunny
Monday, Clean Eazy, Lilly White and
Rinse, ~ cakes for 81 Your choice
Swift, Am. Family, 90 Mule Team
Borax and Lenox. Is cakes ST. also
washing powder 25c per package.
Double Stamp Friday. Come early
while stock is complete
Mrs, George Moses, Spencer Corset
iere, of Scion will be in Bingham to
take orders for the Spencer Corset to-
morrow (Friday) and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Robinson have
leased the house vacated by Edwin
Robinson.
Mrs. Oman Sawyer has been spend
Ing a few days with her husband at
Bald Mountain.
Frank Gipson went to North Arson
to see the Royal Purplue degree con-
ferred on seven candidates at the En-
campment on Monday evening.
Edwin Vittum was in town, Tues
on the Penobscot where he has been
scaler the past winter.
The sermon Sunday morning was
one of the best by Rev Mr.. Cum
mngs of Bangor, Subject How
long halt we between two opinions"
II the Lord be God follow him; but
II Baal then follow him." | Kings 49,
l.
The Congregational Church Circle
will meet March. 31st at Fraternity
Hall. Members come prepared to do
sewing.
John Owens has started extensive
improvements on his house The
roof of the ell is to be raised and an
additional story added.
Colby Robinson Is expected home
next Saturday from Bowdoin College
for ten days vacation.
Mrs. Annie Whitney, regent of Bing-
ham Chapter d. A. r. has returned
from attendance at the annual conven-
ton held at Augusta.
Horace Craig has been in Boston
the past week. He attended the au-
tomohile exhibition.
Mrs. Marcia G. Ham. widow of the
late r. V. Ham of Moscow, died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Reu-
ben Crombie last Saturday morning
She was very worthy woman and
leaves family of grown-up sons and
daughters.
Mona Baker is at home from Nor
NAL school in Pennington.
Carl Smith, who has been in com
pany with Howard Russell, has sever
ed his connections with the firm. He
has gone to Augusta where he is en-
pfoyed in bakery in that city
Mrs. Peter Farley suffered a paraly- |
tic shock on Saturday night; she is
reported as fairly comfortable.
Mrs. Kate Burke is in Boston for
her spring millinery.
There came near being serious ac-
cident on Fletcher Mountain, Satur-
day. Two teams hauling lumber for
The New England Lumber Co. were
coming down steep place in the