The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-06
BINGHAM

Camps has returned home from the
cities Mr.. Lane while away visited
friends in Boston. Reading. Beverly.
Holyoke, Amherst, Springfield and
New York. He has every reason 10
look forward to good summer bust
ness at his sporting camps at carry
Pond. Mr.. Lane found talking with
friends from these cities that many
are looking forward to vacation
spent in Maine His camps as wen
as many others, have already receiV-
ed many applications. 1t looks as
IL Maine would boom this year in THIS
direction at least and perhaps receive
It's proportional part of the millions
of dollars usually spent by tourists
abroad.
Woman wants washing or house
cleaning. First-cass work guaran-
teed Apply Mrs. Campbell over
Caswells store. Bingham.
Ed Con started Tuesday morning
for wateryille where he will enter
the hospItal for an operation upon
his hip. Mr.. Goff has been SUI
ferer for months with rheumatic few
er and It's effects.
Full stock Of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices thah
last year; also Goodrich Tires guar
anteed for $500 miles. Briggs Car
age Company, Bingham. ulS
DR.. John o. Piper, wife and Daoy'
Walter Piper. wife and baby were
guests of their mother Mrs fanhy
Piper last Thursday.
]. J. Lander returned to his future
business In Maiden last week. MISS
Georgia Work, the young lady who FOR
the past Ave years has been book
keeper for Mr.. Lander and also DOCK
keeper for the American Shoe FIND
ing Co. during the past year, went
Friday morning to Maiden to assist
Mr.. Lander In his business there MISS
Work while living among us has made
many staunch friends who Will great
Iy miss her, but who wish her sue
cess In the new position. -,
II you are going on an outing call
at F. s. Hunhewell's and take with
YOU some of his prepared Biscuit,
cake and doughnut flour, also try IL
in your homes as 1t Is economical
and saves labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Goodrich and
Rev. T. B. HIATT are attending the
State Conference of Congregational
Churches held in Augusta this week.
A baby boy weighing eight pounds
arrived at the home OF Mr. and MIS-
Harold Colman last Sunday. May 2nd.
The Firemen's Ball given In Ken
nebec Hall last Thursday evening was
not largely attended on account OF the
unfayorable weather. The hremen
did not realize much benefit financial
Iy but all enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
NOTICE-All customers wishing
ice for the coming season are request
ed to have their refrigerators ready
and begin to take ice on or be-
fore Saturday, May s. There Will be
no more customers taken AFTER tha'
date. F. s. Hunnewell.
At the annual meeting of the church
and parish held May LIST the follow
ing officers were elected: Treasur-
err, Forrest Fl. Colby; business COM
mittee, Harry Cummings, Tilson Foss,
Forrest Colby, Rose Lander and LIZ
zfe Foss; clerk, Myrtle Cummings;
Sunday School treasurer. Lettie HIATT
During the past year the parsonage
debt has been paid in full. We now
have a church property valued at
$4,000 and entirely free from debt.
The Sunshine Fair will be held in
Fraternity Hall on next Thursday af-
ternoon, May 18th.
Saturday. May 18th. will be low
shoe day at Mark Savage & Cos. One
pair Of fibre silk hose given with each
pair of shoes on that day. 2w18
Henry Parlin has returned from a
visit with his cousin James Thompson |
of Skowhegan.
This paper, months 25 cents.
Mrs. Dorothy Dudley has returned |
from six weeks visit with friends and |
relatives down river
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