The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-03-21
BINGHAM

We have in stock good supply Oh
the well known Durham Duplex Dem
anatrator Razor. which will be sold
while they last for 2jc elch. Every
one should try this celebrated razor.
e. w. Moore, Bingham.
Rev. Chas. Berry pastor OF the NJ.
u. church has been III during lne
past week and unable to attend To
church duties
Mrs. Frank Gipson, who mas 9eeh
spending the past week IN Farming
ton returned to her home III Btng-
ham last Friday.
Mrs. Chas Baker returned lAsl 9ae=
urday from a weeks visit with her
sister in Wateryille. -
Mrs. Wilbur Keene and her ehil
dren and her mother, Mrs. Maria Car
ney started Thursday morning loi
their home in Lynn, Mass. Ihey
have been life long residents Oh TINS
town and many friends and neighbors
regret very much their departure
very best wishes for prosperity and
pleasant surrounding OF their ne"
home are extended to them.
Buy months supply Oh canned
goods at Fred w. Prebles Friday ana
saturday Sale cans peaches 39ci
2 cans pears 39c; cans tomatoes
zoe: 2 cans pink salmon 43c; cans
corn 34c; 2 cans peas Sac z cans
dandelions 43c. Prices will last as
long as the goods last Come early
or telephone your order.
Mrs. Lille Haskell is spending TINS
..not. Dorfland
The o f. G. will have a rehearsal
of degree work next Tuesday even
ing.
Forrest J. Andrews and Samuel
Andrews have returned from their
winters employment in the woods.
The War Relief will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Hilton next Tues
day afternoon. Everyone is invited
to help.
clarivoyant Card Reading by Mrs
I A. Moore, No Main Street, Bing-
ham. Hours from 2.30 to 40 m
and from $50 to o'clock p. m. tf9
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Stoddard and
daughter Miss Dorothy spent several
DAYS in Boston last week.
DO your bit for Uncle Sam by at
tending the Patriotic Musical Car
nival given by the schools In kenne-
bee Hail. Friday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton has returned
from a visit in Boston.
Vim. Collins accompanied his uncle
Ed. Collins Of Moscow to Augusta last
Tuesday. He will be an inmate OF
the hospital until his mental condition
improves.
The |. o. o. f. will hold a regular
meeting next Monday evening. A
good attendance Is desired
Mrs. Belle williams, who has been
in Florida during the winter, Is ex-
pected home this week.
Apples, potatoes and hay for sale.
A g BURKE 2w11
Mrs Joseph Lapoint OF Moscow de-
liyered to one of her customers re-
Gently an egg measuring GA inches by
81 inches.
James Fitzmorris OF Moscow re
Gently sold his farm to Lawrence
Pooler. Mr.. Fitzmorris has purchai-
ed a farm in Gorham and his family
will soon move there.
The April Sunshine meeting will
be held. at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Colby.
The Kennebec Chapter d. A r.
will be entertained by Mrs. Josephine
Sawyer on the afternoon of March
28th.
The Century Club was entertained
at the Fraternity Hall last Friday az
ternoon by Mrs. Clara Bray. The
subject for the afternoon was China
A most interesting article on the sub
ject was prepared and read by Mrs
Kathleen Doe. A letter from Mis-
sionary friends in China was read
by Mrs. Agnes Goodrich and Heather
Chinee" by Mrs Mary Baker. 1t
proved to be very interesting ses-
sion. The next meeting will be April
9th at the reception room of Frater-
nitv Hall.
Bert Lister ia home from the woods.
Miss Mona Baker resumed her du-
ties as teacher in the Gilman district
last Monday,
Ross Beane from Skowhegan Is Wis
Ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Beane. ,.
Mrs. Harold Sterling from Pitts
field was the guest Of her sister MRS
Ernest Andrews for several days this
week
Mrs. Josephine SAWYER Is enter
tafhing friends from Bald Mt