The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
BINGHAM


two wears superintendent of schools
in Bingham and Is now superintend-
ent Of ahe Jay-Wilton district, has ae-
cepted the position of superintendent
of schools for Kennebunk and kenne-
bunkport.
Mrs. {. F. Dalrymple of Waterville
who has been the guest OF Mrs Rose
Lander. returned to her home last
Wednesday.
Dentist Wing is now located in the
rent over Taylor Bros. & Hills cloth
ing store.
Special prices on haying tools and
insecticides: Emerson Stevens war
ranted Seythes S150; hand rakes, first
quality. 45c; best Manila hay fork
rope per pound gle; moving machine
sections. per box. 1925; dry Arsen-
ate OF Lead 10 lb package $500. We
have the largest and most complete
line of haying tools and machinery
pyrox Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead
and Bug Death carried in Northern
Somerset and feel confident we can
save YOU money. Look over your
haying machinery and order your re-
pairs early at Whitneys
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jordan have
returned from three weeks Visit Win
relatives in Gorham and Windham
Mrs. r. c. Brown and her son Cliff
ton returned from New York last Fri
day. DIR. Brown is expected home
about June 2Sth.
The VERITEX children's knit cor
set waist in sizes from 2 to IL years
at 29c is a rare bargain. We have
all the sizes at this price The mark
VERITEX on the garment Is guar
antee of quality. We are exclusive
distributors for this vicinity W. B
Goodrich & Son.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton is visiting
with friends in Pennington. During
her absence Mrs. Woodie Sanborn Is
caring for her home.
Mark Dinsmore from Watervillt
was a recent visitor in town.
Fred E. Baker from Pleasant Ridge
was calling on friends in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Preble, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Robinson and son Allen
visited Colby Robinson in Watervilie
last Sunday. They found him rapid
ly recovering from his recent opera
ton and expect him home the last oil
this week
We can supply all sizes in infants
fine cotton wrappers in the VERlTEH
quality at Csc each Another grade
we are selling at 19c. w B. Good
rich & Son.
A. l NJ, II,rr;s Williams and
Mrs. Dora Hilton from North Arson
called on their sister Mrs. Anon
Baker last Sunday.
Bingham Grange will have dance
next Saturday evening.
will pay $3.50 twenty-five dollars
for satisfactory proof of the persons
who have been breaking and entering
our boat house in the night and us
ing our boat for fishing on our private
pond in Concord. A. s. Burke.
Dr.. Rich, eye specialist, will be il
town, Friday this week for severa
days. Office at Sidney Goodrich's
Appointments made.
Miss Mary Carl, Miss Beatrice Bak
err, Misses Laura and Geraldine Baker
and Miss Mary Foss have returned
from Colby College. Miss Mary Foss
was a popular young lady of the grad
nating class.
Ladies VERITEX union suits which
are made from fine yarns in the low
neck sleeveless style with the new
tubular finish top will give you the
greatest service and comfort these
hot days. Ask us to show you style
B76O7. Sold only by W. B. Goodrich
& Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foss and fam
lily attended the commencement ex-
ercises of Colby College,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hassack
and little son from New Jersey are
now at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Andrews. 1t is
understood that Mrs. Hassock and
son will remain for an extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Howes were re-
cent callers in town. Mrs. Howes
has completed her third year Of study
in Osteopathy and will return to the
West in the fall for her fourth and
final year. They are to spend the
summer at Spencer.
The final meeting of the year of the
c. C. C. will be at the home of Mrs.
Olive Hilton next Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. T. B. HIATT was called to Emb-
den last Monday afternoon to officiate
at the funeral service Of Llewellyn
Eaton, one of the Oldest masons in
this county.
The baccaleaureate sermon of Bling
ham High School will be delivered