The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-12-09
BINGHAM

Fred W. Prebles
Mrs. Ambrose Fowler recently en-
tertained her parents from Madison.
Mrs. o. B. Devoll from Skowhegan
has returned to her home after three
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Hattie Roberts.
Mrs. Agnes Goodrich is clerking in
Goodrichs store. during the Christ
mas season.
Mrs. Harry Cassidy and little
daughter from New hampshire are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy on low
er Main st.
Everyready Flashlights make very
useful Christmas Gifts. Prices 75c,
800. $125, $3.50. $500 at Fred w.
Prebles.
Miss Florence F.tzsimmons of Mos
COW is working in the family OF Har-
old Colman.
Nothing makes more useful
Christmas gift than a Casserole. We
have very attractive new line just
opened f. ". Moore, Bingham.
We are showing a small line of
jewelry for Xmas. Come in, the
prices are right J. L. Andrews.
Mrs Alfred Burke was taken seri-
ously i'll last Sunday evening and re-
for about two hours She is still
confined IN her bed although her con-
dition IS improved
Mr. Forrest colbv spent Sunday
with her daughter in Portland. re-
turning home Tuesday evening
Halliday goods now on exhibition.
Call and see them A S. Burke
Mrs Dora Hilton has returned to
her home In North Arson after a
month with her sister Mrs Anon
Baker
coIhv and Alien Robinson are each
nossessors of new horns CoIhv IL
RECEIVING instruction on the slide
trombone from Walter Clark NJ Skow-
hogan. Allen is taking Lessons nm
the cornet of Miss Geraldine Raker
Fred w. Preble has rent to let.
The ladies of the Century Club were
entertained in a most bospitable man
ner last Friday afternoon. Dec. 2 in
a South American" meeting at the
home of Mrs. Edith Dinsmore. Mrs.
Cora Stoddard assisting as hostess,
The principal business of the meet
ing was a vote to have community
Xmas free and ARRANGEMENTS for the
same The program for the after
noon was especially interesting. The
ladies' who prepared papers spared no
pains to make them both interesting
and educational. Roll call. Cur
rent Events. Argentina. Mrs. Kate
Burke. Brazil Mrs Agnes Goodrich,
Chilli. Mrs. Nellie Robinson: piano
solo which added much enjoyment
was furnished nv Miss Ruth Whitney
and Miss RUBY Frost. School Work in
Drawing from the 18th and 9th grades
was EXHIBITED and annreciated
In thinking of Xmas ID not over
look tbe ones that annreciafe good
hox of chocolates We have very
attractive line in Scbrafts one and
two Mound boxes that will inter
est Won r II Caewel,
The Priscilla 7 Club held a nleas-
ant meeting with Annie winnie Ia Of
Saturday afternoon The next meet
inc will no with Fstber owens
Miss Mae Whitman OF Skowhegan Is
spending few days with her mother
I.adioe, and Cbi1dron,e Coats ALI
married. down % nor cent Inst the
time when Won want them A 8
burke
Mrs Charles Mitchell of Carat,1nk
ia now Mt the home of Mr. and Mrs
Chris Stewart and we understand will
snend the winter in town
Full stock of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for A0oO miles ar lower nrices than
last wear. also Goodvear Tires guar
anteed for 35OO miles Briggs Car
ape Comnany bingham tf18
The Seniors of Bingham High
School are to give n dance in Ken
nebec Hall next Friday evening the
proceeds of which are to helm on the
Washington Trim Fund The use of
the hall and music from Raker's or
chestra are contributed. The class
now have about $50
Miss GLADYS Stewart returned Mon
dav from few DAYS visit with friends
IN Waterville
Art goods cards and Christmas
Novelties at the Curtis Branch Store.
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A CoMMoNlIf CahiolMAo ihEE
run blNuhAM
The realization of an event which
has been so hoped for during the last
few wears Is TO be ours and we are
TO have n real community Christmas
tree In all its splendor We are to
sing the Christmas carols in all their
beauty. Everybody is going to try
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