The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-28
The News of Somersets Busy Towns


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Dr. 4 II Clark viii be al the resi-
dence oil 4 s Burke on Tuesday
Sept .. fog five das- for the practice
OF dentistry
Mark Dinsmore and his sou Herbert
from Wateryille were callers in town
last Sunday
Dr. PouGn spent Sunday and Mon
day at his home III WatcrYille.
c. ". Dutton has broken ground
for the cellar of the addition 10 the
Bingham Hotel
Miss Helen Webster is elerkine at
Caswell's.
Miss Edith Brainard and Miss ri. A.
Bartlett. summer hoarders at the
Healy farm. left town last Monday
for their homes In Brooklyn, \. y.
Cecil BRAY has returned from
Camp Deyens and is now at the home
of his sister Mrs. John Withan.
We now have complete stock Of
Elastic Non-Skid Trusses which en-
ables US to fit many cases that have
before required the cid hard steel
truss. ASK to see them. L. w
Moore, Bingham.
There is more power in that Good
Gulf Gasoline sold by Holt x Hight
Mrs Sarah Goodrich returned from
two weeks visit in Canaan and SHOW
hogan last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Maxfield from
Canaan were in town Sunday and
Mrs. Mary Witham returned with
them for visit at her old home.
New Columbia Grafonola in Ma
hogany finish just received. Price
$115 at Fred w. Preble's.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Crotto are the
proud parents of a fine baby girl
Janette Roxie born Thursday, August
81 Mother and child are both do
ing well.
The Bingham Fire Department were
called out last Friday morning
about three o'clock and extinguished
a fire at the N. e Lumber Cos. mill
which did not prove as disastrous as
was feared but caused much damage.
John J. Lander was a recent caller
In town.
Maynard Skinner and family are
visiting with relatives in Vermont.
Mrs. Hosea Baker has moved to
Wateryille. Eunice Hamilton is
with her. Mrs. Jessie Hamilton and
her son Henry are boarding with Mr..
and Mrs WOodie Sanborn.
Mrs. Harry Day from North Hamp-
con, Mass with friends from Scion,
was calling in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean are the pa
rents of baby boy, born Wednesday,
August 20 and weighing 92 pounds.
Friday and Saturday Cash Sale at
Fred w. Prebles. Soap is high and
going higher Now is the time to-
buy: IA cakes Clean Easy Soap,
$40 value only $1.00; 20 cakes Mas
cot Soap, $40 value, only $l.OO; 20I
cakes Flotella Toilet Soap $40 value,
only $100; 1 Id. can Jumbo Soap 25c,
cleans hands without water Try a.
can it will please you.
Mrs. Eta Bray is employed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Craig.
Mrs. Benz Russell and baby daugh-
ter and Mrs. Jas. Pooler returned
from weeks visit at Lewiston last
Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Lander was in town
for few days last week making ar
rangements for the shipment of her
household furniture to Maiden, Mass,
where her husband has located in
business with his brother. While
here she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Dinsmore.
Mrs. Fannie Smith returned from
Waterville last Monday accompanied !
by her granddaughter Mrs. Jack Nc |
Gamma and baby.
Friends are glad to learn that Mrs
Abbie M. Guild who for several weeks
past has been in Montreal General
Hospital recovering from a very seri-
Gus operation, is able to be at the
home of her sister in that city and
hopes to soon return home.
Miss Flora Bassett of Madison is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Hunnewell
NOTICE
To the water takers of Bingham
Water Districe: Owing to the long
continued drouth the pond Is becOm-
ing low, also the water In reservoir
ls being kept mt n very low level due
to the excessive use OF hose, II you
will kindly refrain from using your
hose any more than necessary. we
will be In better condition to fight fire
should occasion require.
Respectfully yours,
zw35 &. f.. MILLETT, Supt. !
CARRIE WITHAM HALL
The sudden death of Mrs. Carrie
Witham Hall of Portland was a great
shock to her many friends in this vi