The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-03

Fred W Preblc Ia, large new
stock OF Atlas F-Z=Seal Fruit Jars il
the following sizes. Y pints S11o
pints S115; quarts S120 and quart.
$40; also Good Luck Cold Pacl
Jar Rubbers at l5c doz.
Ross Bean of Skowhegan was a re
cent guest of his parents Mr. am
Mrs David Bean.
My house and lot on Main street 70
sale. For price and particulars, ad
dress NJ \. Dinsmore 12l2 West St.
Watery.lle. 4w2l
Mrs. Lizzie Stevens sister of th'
late Mrs Anna Chase. is a guest a
the home OF her niece Mrs. Bert Hui
Mrs. Leon Goodrich Is entertaining
her mother Mrs. cole from ROslin
dale. Mass
/ sharpen and repair lawn mowers
Prices reasonable Work guaranteed
W. W. Tibbetts, Bingham
Lafayette Bray from Good vii
Farm is spending Two weeks yaea.
ton at the home Of his sister Mrs
Jennie Witham.
Miss Mary Harmon is spending a
few days in town.
Misses Geraldine and Laura Baker
are spending two weeks with college
chums in Cherryield.
Esther Owens returned Sunday
from a few days visit with relatives
in Caratunk
We have juse received the new $50
Victrola and the So machine in ma
hogany finish No other machines
in same price equal these in tone The
supply OF music IS increasing and We
are getting something every week
We would like your orders. +. w
Moore. Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar GiYens from
Pittsfield called on their relatives here
Sunday.
II. b. Whipple and family are spend
ing this week at th.er Pleasant Pond
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seekins from Skow-
hogan and their daughter from Haver-
hill. Mass, were callers last Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. c.
Steward.
Monday morning the following
young ladies' left for Rangeley where
they will be employed at the Barker
as Mattresses: Misses Althea and
Bertha Robinson, Miss Louise And
rews, Miss Alice Adams, Misses Beat
rice and Mona Baker, Miss Ruth Whit
ney and Mrs. Edith Whitney.
Miss Mary Foss IS clerkins at the
American Express Office.
Miss Madeline Smith and her
younger brother Winnefred from Wat
erville are visiting their grandmoth-
er Mrs. Fannie Smith
Misses Hattie and Rose Andrews
from Attleboro who have not visited
their home friends and relatives here
for six years arrived in town Satur-
day evening A reunion will be held
probably July 4th of the Andrews
family at which time all the brothers
and sisters hope to meet.
Guy Swasey from Lincoln who was
principal of Bingham High School.
two years ago and resigned his posi-
zion here at the call of his country
was a guest in town last week and
was present at the reception of 3.
II. s.
Mrs. Marta Savage who has been
at Clifton Springs Sanitarium since
last January arrived home last Thurs
day very much improved in health.
She went to her Pleasant Pond cot
tage last Wednesday to spend the
summer.
Mrs. S. J. Whitney returned from
her trip to North Carolina and her
visit with Boston friends and rela-
tives last Friday evening.
Mrs. T. II. Reynolds who has been
In very door health for several weeks
is In Portland and underwent a seri-
Gus operation at DR. Kings hospital
today.
Mt Moxie Lodge l. 0. O. F. will
meet in regular session next Monday
evening and the degree will be con-
ferred upon candidates.
Centennial Rebekah Lodge united
with Mt. Moxie in a Memorial service
at the cemetery at sunset last Sunday
evening.
The pastor of the Congregational
Church, Rev. T. b. HIATT will deliv-
err series OF sermons beginning last
Sunday morning on the Friends of
Jesus" Everyone is cordially in
Vited to attend these services which
will be helpful and inspiring.
The Sunshine Society will hold its
annual meeting at the home of Mrs.
lucinda Moore next Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Smith returned Tuesday
evening from brief visit spent with
her son Chester in Moscow.
A very sad accident happened at
the N E. Lumber Cos mill last Mon
day afternoon Hiram Sands man
about so years old had his left arm
severed near the shoulder. He was