The independent-reporter., 1919-03-27
BINGHAM

Miss {uth GOSS, teaCneF Oh tne
third and fourth grades spent the
week end at her home in kingfield
returning to her duties here Monday
night Mrs. Edith Dinsmore substi-
tuted during her absence.
One gallon maple syrup cans, 25c
at Whitney's.
Pratt & Lambert Effecto Auto
Enamel will make an old Auto look
like new. The popular shades carried
in stock at Whtney's
Miss Mona Baker from Pennington
Normal arrived home Saturday for a
weeks vacation.
Laforest Andrews is home from
Spencer. where he has been scaling
during the winter
The boys from COburn institute in
Guiding Colby and Allen Robinson
Earl Hamilton, Evan Hall and Stan
ION Reynolds are spending vacation
at home.
ROBBIE Howes who has been running
the log hauler at Jackman this win
ter has returned home.
Harold Collins is clerking IN the
store for F. W. Preble.
Kow Kure for sale. A. S. Burke.
The two entertainments presented
In town during the past week }.
Platt Jones" and The Kaffir Boys
we're of the highest quality and I'M
mensely enjoyed by large audiences
Stanley Stoddard is home from the
lumber camps.
Samuel Andrews who has been seal
ing since the early fall in Dead River
region is home.
Clayton Eames from Solon was ir
town Monday night.
Nice eating potatoes for sale. Thirt,
cents a peck or 81 bushel. A. S
Burke 2w12
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Taylor ant
daughter from Jackman have recent
ly visited In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton B. Carl and
son Harold have returned from Lake
Austin and re-opened their homt
which has been closed nearly all
winter.
John Gordon is home from the T. OF
Manner
r. M. Savage returned from Boston
Monday night much improved In
health after three weeks stay.
oAe%A AS~
for New York last Monday noon
Their children will be cared for by
Mrs John Hunnewell during their abb
sence.
The young ladies' from Colby Col
lege are expected home this week for
a brief vacation.
Mrs. Marta Savage is still in Cliff
ton Springs Sanltarium, N. Y She
expects to arrive home In June.
The following telegram was re-
ceived from Portland last Thursday
noon. March 20. by Mr.. and Mrs. s
T. Goodrich: II arrived at Ills a
m. weigh 8k lbs Mother is do
ing we'll Your grandson. Sidney
Joseph Goodrich"
Miss Ivy Quonn and her daughter
Thelma expect to go to Boston mex
Saturday for visit of two weeks.
The Methodist Church Circle met a
the home OF Mrs. Eta Holt last Tues
day afternoon.
Place your orders early for youI
next winters supply Of coal. April il
the lowest price. We are loca
agents for that Famous Delaware &
Lackawanna Coal-the best coal thai
comes into Bingham for sale at Whit
ney's.
Mrs Thos. Cahill was recent call
er in town.
Local Odd Fellow and Rebekah
Lodges hold their regular meetings
next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
There will be initiation at the Rebe-
kah Lodge on Tuesday evening and a
Dutch lunch will follow.
Beatrice Sawyer celebrated her 7th
birthday last Tuesday. A party of
little friends were present at the
home and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served
Miss Mildred Miller has been chosen
as a delegate from the Congregational
Sunday School and Miss Martha
Cooley as delegate from the c. E. So
ciety to attend the Girls Convention
10 and IL 1t is expected that Mrs.
Myrtle Cummings will accompany
them.
Miss Mira Taylor is visiting her
friend Miss Dorothy Stoddard for a
few days.
The c. c. C. will meet at the home
of Mrs Sarah Milliken next Wednes
day afternoon.
Winslow Rollins accompanied
Elizabeth and Melvin Burton to the
Good VIII Home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fournier who
nave been residents of our village for
several years, expect to leave town
next Saturday and after visiting rela-