The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
BINGU AM

Friday and Saturday Sale at Fred
w. Prebe's-Crisco 3Sc lb White
house Coffee 55c lb; lbs. A e. Fl.
Soda 25c; Z lb can Red Salmon zoe; i;
l gal. syrup jugs 25c; 5 for $100
Mr.. Parker of Lewiston is in town
this week tuning pianos.
Mr.. St Clair and family are vacat-
ing the house recently bought by Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Lapoint and are NOV
ing into a rent in the Russell Block.
Mrs. Beatrice Brown of Pennington
returned home last Tuesday after
having spent part of her vacation
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F.. l..
Gipson.
DR.. Il. c. Brown is about his bust
ness again after a few days of ILL
ness.
Mrs. Martha Savage and her niece
Mrs. Gertrude Schoppe were In town
last Friday on their return trip from
Skowhegan to Pleasant Pond Mrs
Savage broke her wrist a few days
previous and made the trip for the
purpose of having an X-Ray taken
of the break
day night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Taylor. Mrs. Zenas
Fletcher is caring for the mother and
new baby.
George L. Baker attended the Maine
Musical Festival at Portland this
week.
Mrs. Emma Pierce and her daught-
er Jessie are living in the home of
Mrs. Eliza Hall.
Roy Savage and his daughter Anna
went to North Brooksville last Wed
nesday to visit Mr. Grindle and his
daughter, Miss Prudence Grindle.
The noted John Woolley will lee
ture tomorrow evening in the Congre-
gational church A free treat for all
Friends and relatives are glad to
welcome home Errold Hilton who has
recently received his discharge from
military duties. He returned with
his mother Mrs. Frank Hilton from
Boston last Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilton return
ed from their visit to Boston last
Saturday.
Lewis Dean from Massachusetts is
a visitor in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Durgin are
spending two weeks at Spencer.
Mrs. r. b. HIATT and Mrs. F.. l.. Clip
son were elected as delegates from
The Congregational Sunday School TO
attend the Sunday School Convention
held in Portland. Oct. IA. Is and 16.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Thos, b.
HIATT gave a stereopticon lecture on
Congregational Shrines. a week
from Sunday another lecture will be
given which will be further advertis-
ed
The ladies of the Century club will
hold their first meeting OF the year at
the home Of the president Mrs Mary
f. Baker on Friday afternoon, Octo-
ber II Mrs Myrtle C. Cummings,
the vice president, will assist in re-
ceiving ard the following program
will be presented Music; roll call.
Current Events; music: Presidents s
G eetings; Ectos from the Council of
the National Federation, Mrs Anna Z.
whitney,; Federation Reports; mu-
sic; Directors Tea.
There will be a box sociable next
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Emma Andrews for the benefit OF the
Webster school. Music will be fur
nished during the evening by Hender-
j sons orchestra.
ELIJAH HALL
Elijah Hall passed away at his
home In bingham Village last Satur-
day afternoon. He has been in fail
ing health for several years bu
since his fall, several weeks ago, HI
has been rapidly growing weaker.
Deepest sympathy is expressed fol
the wife who is left alone in tn,
home. He Is also survived by a sol
Frank Hall of Bingham and brotheI
People throughout the state will
remember Mr.. Hall for in his young