The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-04-24
BINGHAM.

don and farm seeds are now
vi 1s and we have much larger
cd - aouplete stock than ever be
anu ~ new and fresh stock. Remem-
., a. package seeds put up our
M 5,rfain twice as many seeds
as'a rut up by the seed houses
i aear planted will grow At
Wh.asas
~. nave few Harrows, Plows,
-. Hoes Riding q Hand Guilt
H. H.. that we're bought on a lower
easest and can save you money. At
Nh,neys
'',o6eld. Goodyear. and United
sp,.s Auto Tires. The three most
anf,r Tires For sale at Whitney's.
p0 " 4 H. Welch of Madison will
10 at Mrs. Eta Hollis next Monday
's.srnoon and evening with new line
cII At our store and see the fine
,3A,.iav of field and garden seeds
,1aa5s raised are said to be early.
: Burke.
Mrs l. A. Moore will take dinner
.5,r. 10 cook. including meats, veg
.tsb,es buildings, bread, pies, etc.
1w17*
Mrs clara Doe is spending few
-. with relatives in Skowhegan.
u5raee j Craig and John Cahill are
.sta building a new home on the
.treet running north and south across
IN 0Hara farm.
The ladies' of the church circle will
10 entertained next Wednesday at the
bora of Mrs George l.. Baker
R3ymond Carl and Forest Gilman
oho have been home on short fur
Iouehs. returned to Camp Devens last
Saturday
II is understood that a home bakery
will soon be opened in the Russell
block The proprietors are to be How
ard Russell and Carl Smith. The
o,en has been shipped and upon ar
rival they will be ready for business.
Among the Odd Fellows and Re-
balahs who had the pleasure of at
tending the celebration in Portland of
tbe one hundredth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship were A. c. Dinsmore
Frank Rowe, GeOiSt hoitlp9oil' WI
and Mrs. Frank l.. GIBSON They par
fiejpated in the parade of 5,4O0 Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs and immensely
.nipved every feature of the occasion
The supper and entertainment CIV
IN IN Grange Hall last Tuesday even
Yng under the auspices of the c. {, {.
Wefe success.
Seed Wheat for sale, the kind the
Government recommends Three dol
lars and twenty-five cents per bushel
: Burke.
The farce pictures In The Fire
which was presented for the evening
entertainment was very enjoyable.
Easter Sunday was appropriately
observed at the local churches.
An unusually large attendance was
present in the forenoon at the Con
gregational church every available
seat in the main room and the vestry
baing taken. The muIc, the dis
course and the decorations including
many Easter lilies we're beautiful and
inspiring. Following the sermon II
we're received into the fellowship oil
The church In the evening the canta-
IA Judith was presented.
Pressed hay and straw for sale
\ S Burke.
The ladies of the Century Club were
entertained last Friday afternoon al
The home of Mrs r II Colby. Severa
guests were present The literary
program which followed the business
meeting was unusually enjoyable. Two
excellent papers The Woman Pa
riot" by Mrs. Nancy Whippe anc
aGlmpses of Life at Camp Wards
worth by Mrs. May S Hopkins were
greatly appreciated The annua
meeting will be MAY LIST. The meeting
place will be mentioned later. Be
sides the annual reports "A paper OF
belgium and Its People" will be
presented by Mrs F. l. GIBSON.