The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-12-02
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The McTagett family who have
lived in Moscow for few years are
now occupying rent on Baker st.
We are showing a small line of
iewelry for Xmas Come in. the
prices are right. J. L. Andrews. lwis'
Miss Alice Murphy of Skowhegan Is
making a visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Murphy
Remember the Brownie Camera.
postpaid for $500. Sampson Ayore.
Mrs Margery Gates Cool and her
baby from Skowhegan are visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gates.
A committee of young people con
sisting of Miss Christine Baker, MISS
Mildred Miller Miss Lila Rowe, Mill
ford Baker and George Weber have
been appointed by the Congregational
Sunday School to make arrangements
for Xmas
A large number of the Masons from
the local lodge attended the funeral
services of their brother mason Chas.
Williams last Monday afternoon, the
funeral being held at his late home
at The Forks.
Kerosene Oil lie gallon at The
]. j. Lander Cos store.
Miss Mary Foss. Colby College
student spent the recess at home.
We wish to announce that our ex-
tensive line of Christmas goods Is
now on display. You will find in
our stock beautiful and useful gifts
for all; toilet articles and beautiful
china: and glassware In entirely ne"
patterns; an extensive showing OF
children's books, games and toys;
dolls in handsome dresses. We ex-
tend you a cordial invitation to visit
our store. w. B. Goodrich & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor and lit
tie daughter took an automobile ride
to Stratton last Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their home people.
Full stock of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year; also Goodyear Tires guar
anteed for $500 miles. Briggs Gar
age Company, Bingham. tits
The Church Circle enjoyed a pleas
Wednesday of last week The next
meeting will be next Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Lucinda Moore.
rs or 40 Watt Tungsten Lamps 20
cents each or five for 50 cents at
Fred w Prebles
Mr., end Mrs George DuntOn, who
went into the woods intending to stay
for the winter were Obliged to return
home last week on account of the III
ness of Mrs Dunton. Mrs. Elias
Vaughan has been caring for her
mother during her recent Illness. Mrs.
Dunton is much better at this writ
ing Mr. Dunton has returned to his
work in the woods and Mrs. Vaughan
to her home.
In our large line of Christmas con-
fectionery we have bought complete
assortment of Guth's well known Toe
packages. Nothing can be better for
childrens gifts and Christmas tree
decorations e. w Moore, Bingham.
Some charity work has been done
in town during the past week for the
Ashcroft family who were burned
out last Friday night. The report
is that everything which they pos
sessed was burned except the cloth
ing on their backs
will pay you S for your old foun-
tain pen toward the purchase of d
Croker Ink-Tite Call and see my
new models. Mail orders given
prompt attention, Fred w. Preble
Tho Sunshine Society will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. Florence
Owens. A large attendance is desir-
ed as plans for the Christmas work
will be brought before the meeting.
large attendance enjoyed the lee
ture and the colored slides on 4000
miles through Africa given in the
Church last Sunday evening. SINH
lar lectures are to follow.
A new line of soc books at Prebles
Walter Robinson, who has been a
great sufferer with neuritis in his
neck Is able to be out again.
People were quite excited early
Tuesday morning by the appearance
of Adam and Eve dressed in their
fur skins.
Pearl Dunton has returned from
Skowhegan where he has been attend
ing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest j. Andrews
have moved from their camp in the
pines at Bingham Heights into a rent
over the Postolice.
Kerosene Oil. lie gallon at The
J. j. Lander Cos. store.
The Odd Fellows of Mt. Moxie
Lodge will entertain the Scion lodge
next Friday evening The third de-
gree will be worked and an oyster
supper will be served.
Mrs. Myrtle Cummings is clerking
at e. w Moore's.