The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-15
BINGH AM

was recently in town.
Eugene Clark and Fred Clark. both |
of Caratunk. were in Bingham last
week
Work on Forrest Colby's house has
been commenced. The interior IS to
be remodelled. the roof raised and a 7
second story added.
Earl and Norris Taylor have been
to Stratton to visit their father, who
is quite i'll
Mrs Ellen Croker, spiritualist I
medium from Old Town, will be at
Mrs. Olive Hiitons from April 10Th
10 May Sth Readings will be given
by appointments
SUPP. Chas r. Ball Was in Augusta,
Thursday in conference with Land
Agent and Asst. Attorney General, re
garding the school lands of Pleasant
Ridge and West Forks.
Everett l. Doyle who has been i'll
since February and for three weeks
in d hospital came home last week
accompanied 10y lis mother Mr..
Olive Hilton.
George Vernon Weeks who was
born in Dafien. Y Y. March 18th.
coasia, April T. 1920 Mr. Weeks and
his vic eeiebraied their Goth wed
ding anniversary in Lyons Noy. 18th
OF last Year He is survived bE his
widow Nrs. Eliza I.eadbettcr Good
rich Week.. born in Bingham Ne.
May 1lth. lS29 and three sons, w G
Weeks. s. : Weeks and r. d. Weeks
The Sunshine society held their
regular meeting. Thursday at the
home OF Mr. Josephine Sawyer. The
president Mrs Bachelor being absent
vice president Mrs Agnes Goodrich
conducted the meeting. The Occa-
sion vas a very pleasant one. De
licions refreshments were served. A
sale will he held later on and every
one who will is desired to make an
apron for the sale.
A box social was held at the dining
room of The New England Lumber
Cos. boarding house by the Methodist
Ladies' Aid About fifty-ive dollars
was realized The members Of the
society highly appreciate the kindness
of Mr. and Mrs. Graham, who run the
boarding house. in helping make the
affair such a success.
Mrs. Weleh will be at Mrs. Hollis
store with new millinery every Mon
day until further notice. Hats made
over and retrimmed
Centennial Rebokah Lodge No. 100
held Post Grands' Night last Tues
day evening, April Sth. All the
chairs being occupied by Past Grands.
Mrs Alice Goodrich, who was the first
noble grand of this order twenty years
ago. acted as noble grand and Mrs.
Sadie Andrews, who was vice grand
at that time acted as vice grand. The /
past grands who responded with Incl |
dents of their term Of office were Alice
Goodrich. Sadie Andrews Carrie Hill
ton, Myrtle Cummings, Viola Colby.
Florence Owens, Georgia Richmond
(by letter. Eunice Baker Lille Dun
ton. Rena Andrews and Emma GIBSON !
In memoriam responses were read for
the three deceased past grands, Sue
Preble, Ethel Robinson and Adde |
button. It was very happy even
ing. ending with a supper in the hall |
below. Anniversary church services |
will be held April Goth. It is hoped |
that every member Of Mount MoXie |
Lodge and Centennial Rebekah Lodge |
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