The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-15

ed to learn OF the death of Mrs. Eunice
Hamilton who was employed at Bing-
ham Hotel for several years. She
was a member Of Centennial Rebekah
Lodge
The ladies of the Congregational
Church Circle met at the parsonage
yesterday wednesday, afternoon and
were highly entertained by Miss
Hannah II. Page Of Skowhegan, who
gave interesting reports OF a recent
convention which she attended. While
the reports in themselves were in
teresting the ladies greatly appreciat-
ed the privilege Of meeting Miss Page
who is so prominent in The good work
of our county and state.
M and Mrs Willie Holwa+ were
callers i'm town last Thursday.
James OBrine Who has been critic
ally i'll with pneumonia. was stricken
with two shocks on Wednesday of last
week He remained in very serious
and hopeless condition for several
days but hopes are now sustained OF
his recovery as his condition seems
much improved. Donald O'Brine who
was also sick with pneumonia, is very
much better.
Jack Quonn is able to be about his
work again after weeks illness
The remains of Mrs. Naomi Jack
son, former resident OF Bingham,
were brought here for burial last Fri /
day. She lived with her son Fred
Holden OF Madison, and he accompan-
led the body to it's resting place.
A joint installation OF the Officers
of Mt Moxie Lodge and of Centennial
Rebekah Lodge l. o. o. F. will be
held Tuesday evening, Jan. 20. Out
of-town visitors are expected. A
lunch will be served and a social
time enjoyed after the installation.
On Friday afternoon the ladies of
the Century Club will be entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin W. Moore at
their home.
The Sunshine Society met last
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Chas. Colby The meeting was
well attended and very Tluch enjoyed.
Mrs. L. r. Hussey will entertain the
society Thursday afternoon, Feb. IL.
Bingham Grange met in regular
session last Saturday afternoon, Jan.
TO- The business session was at
tended to first, during which one ap-
plicant was balloted upon, accepted
and admitted to membership. Two
more applications for membership
we're read over and placed in the
hands of the investigating committee.
The steward having resigned Frank
Savage was elected in his place. After
A short recess, the officers for the
year 1920 were installed by George
Gordon, assisted by Anna Savage,
Helen Webster, Mabelle Hilton and
Ruby Frost One visiting member
was present who gave very fitting and
remarks for the good of
The order. At the next regular meet
ing which is January "a, the follow
ing program will be carried out: A
l5-minute song service: roll call
What | will do to help build up our
Grange this year; reading, Evelyn
lombard; What constitutes Stand
lrd Grange? To be discussed by a S.
Burke and others; song, Lila Morri
son What are some things this
Grange may well undertake 10 do this
tear2 Responded to by the Master,
)yersecr. Lecturer and chaplain in
hree-minute talks; humorous read
ny. Eunicc Hardy; instrumental solo,
Helen Webster. Topic-How shall
re SO conduct the meetings of this
range as to interest alike the young,
he old and both sexes? To be dis
,ussed by Anna Savage, EVE Gordon, =
md Jessie Nottage, Frank Whitney,
H. +. Whipple and John Hardy; funny
;fory. George Nottage; song, Grange
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