The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-09-12
BINGHAM


Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Allen OF cali
fornia. are guests of Mrs. Allen 5
brother. c. G. Pray,
Rev. N. Gerry Plummer has been in
Madison, North Arson and Scion the
past few days in the interest of Young
Peoples Work. The next Sundays
service at the Methodist church, Sept
18th. will be a continuation OF the sub
iect. The Religion Worth While
Earl Andrews returned TO Norees-
ter. Tuesday to resume his studies at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Nice potatoes on cars any day. a.
s Burke
Mrs. Mary Pouler started for Canada
last Thursday where she will visit
friends in St. Sylvester and in Tramp
ton. Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce have
been in Portland the past few days.
Mrs. Fannie Smith has been spend
ing the past week at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Smith were
among the many people from bingham
who attended the fair at Lewiston.
Ruth Lander is TO enter Farming
ton Normal school this fail
Janette Lander is making prepare
tions to attend simmons college IN
Boston
New Pressed Hay for sale at a. S.
Burke's.
Mrs Orison Gordon went to Skow-
hogan. Tuesday OF this week for medi-
cal treatment with DR.. Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Maryott of Put
nam, Conn, and MIR. and Mrs. John
Dexter of Mass, are occupying Ben
Russells cottage at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Kate NJ Burke is in Boston this
week
Robert Smith will attend Oak Grove
Seminary this fall.
The postoffice building is being re-
painted. Daniel Holt is doing the
work.
Childrens and Misses fall and win
ter coats have arrived. A. S. Burke.
Mrs. Gallant was at North Ansof
recently, visiting friends.
Miss Roderick went TO Kineo, Mon
day. where she will have charge of tht
telephone
Miss Margerite Smith. who has beeI
spending a vacation of two weeks
with her sister, Beatrice Smith, re
turned Tuesday to her home IN Hol-
yoke Mass.
Annie l.. Decker Magnetic physi-
clan, will be at Mrs. j. A. Bakers
Meadow street, Sept. II and Is. Al
patients are requested to call.
Miss Rena Roberts, who has beer
spending the summer with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Weymouth Col
Inns, returned to Boston last Saturday
All records were broken in the to-
tai vote cast at Bingham. The Dem
ocrats made the greatest effort ever
known to carry the town, both by per
sonal work and by public meetings
Their two speakers were of national
reputation U, S. Senator Johnson
spoke at an afternoon rally. Congress
man Tucker of Virginia, gave perhaps
the most eloquent speech ever deliver
ed in Kennebec Hall. The rally was
well attended, and his humorous
stories brought forth cheers and laugh
ter. The Republicans rose to the de-
Tense of their cause and also held
two rallies. Hon. Scott Wilson and
Hon. Forrest Goodwin held the closest
attention of their audiences. The re-
suit of the campaign was Haines, IL,
Plaisted, Ill, with Socialist and 4
Prohibition, total of 232 on the Gov
einor vote.
Right now is the worst time in The
season for flies to stay on your horses
and cattle "Creonoid" applied with
one of our sprayers in the morning
will last till evening. Price for Creon-
old per gal, 75c; Sprayers, SOC. A 25c
bottle of "Carbinol" will be given
every customer this week who buys 4
can of Creonoid. For sale at g. L.
Bakers.