The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-21
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who have out=groWn children gar
ments. or garments that can be maze
over to leave them with Mrs juliet
Adams or Florence Owens before NOV.
10Th The children 10 be clothed are
from six months to eight years OF age.
FOR SALE-the following second hand
articles at a low price, one cotton ART
square in reds and browns; one VII
low rocker one marble top table
one large rocking horse one clothes
reel. X. II. SAVA"h.
The NJ. NJ. and r. A. Degrees will
he conferred in Bingham Royal Arch
Chapter, Tuesday evening, Oct 26th'
Mr. and Mrs. II Hayes and Mrs.
f. f Haskell and her mother MRS.
Elizabeth Andrews arrived in town by
auto from Portland Sunday night g.
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Miller, Mrs. Has
kell and Mrs. Andrews are visitors
at Harold Coleman's.
Mrs Juliet Adams entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stanlope OF water
Vile Sunday
Warren Lane who has been in Mas
sachusetts the past year IS IN Town.
He has moved into the house former
In occupied b. Chester Lombard on
t,akcr trcet. Chester having bought
house in Moscow where he no"
lives
A slave sale refreshments sale and
general good time is to be held III
Hunnowelrs Hal next Friday night
nv the Junior Class Of Bingham High
school
Mrs. Kate Burke took an auto par
Nv to the Hillside farm, Monday IN
Guiding Mrs. Juliet Adams, Mrs May
padham. Mrs. Nellie Clark and Mrs.
Blna Preble. They found ripe wild
raspberries, half pint or more, guam
titles of green ones and MayioWer
buds.
There will be new millinery at Mrs.
Hollis next Monday by Mrs. Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Steward
have returned from the Lake where
Mr.. Steward has been employed.
william Owens OF Concord nished
digging his potatoes last week good
crop, over five thousand bushels. Phll-
ander Morris another enterprising
farmer also Of Concord raised nine
teen hundred bushels of potatoes.
Lucille Coleman celebrated her 9th
birthday. Friday the fifteenth by
4 marty given at her home. Games
were PLAYED and refreshments ENJOY
ed BESIDES Lucille and her sister
Phyllis and brothers. Bruce and Ce-
dric, there were present Robert Pre-
bic. Ralph Hight, Beatrice Sawyer
Anna Savage. Francis McDunnah and
Arlene Folsom.
Mrs Carl Gates is slowly recover
ing from pneumonia. She has had
the care of Mrs Clyde Mclaughlin a
nurse from North Arson during her
illness.
Harold Collins son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Collins Is having two weeks
in New York He accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. II. {. Whitman Of Taumah,
N. Y. on their return and is having
a fine time.
Friday afternoon. Oct Is, the Cen
tury Club held their first meeting at
the home Of the president, Mrs. Myr-
tic Cummings: Mrs Beatrice Was
son assisted in receiving. Almost
every member responded to roll call
with an autumn quotation. The pre-
sidont's greeting WAS most cordial.
Yictrola selections were very fine, es-
pecially one from CALI Curci. Mrs.
Belle Williams cave an interesting ac-
count OF her winter in California.
Mrs. Ball having resigned the posi-
ton of treasurer, Mrs. Edith Taylor
was appointed to fill the vacancy. The
board of directors furnished and sery-
ed refreshments during the social
seur which followed The next
meeting will be with Mrs, Edith Is.
Dinsmore.
The November meeting of the Sun
shine will be at the home OF Mrs.
Bert Huff. Aunt Cynthia Smith Will be
the hostess.
$3.50 shoes now $40. Taylor Bros.
Il Hit.
Cooler weather brings us a fresh
uex line of chocolates. Best grade
soc a pound Next grade soc. Pack
age chocolates from 15c to $3.50. Il.
w. Moore, Bingham.
) Clifton Royington has accepted the
nosition of janitor in the primary ana
intermediate school buildings.
Verna Bothwick, teacher IN the
Riaine school was unable to teacn
thts week because Of an attack Oh
bronchitis ,,
Mrs Marta Courtney has resigned
ner position as teacher OF the GOOD
rich school. the resignation 10 take
affect at the present term, Nov ~
stunt. Bradbury was in town Tues
Cav In the interest of Bingham rurai
schools.
rho foiys and the baseball games as
scheduled are over. and the pupils III
tho iunior-senior high school are Eel-
iirp down to work in earnest. me
ranlk cards for the first mid-term nave
hecn received by the pupils ana there
g general determination TO MAKE
the rank for the next hair term oe'-
ter than the last. ..,
Won will be interested in our prop
,,sition when you see what we nave W
,Ter in strictly all wood suits or over
coats made to measure at SaT,"s
of $40 to 500 Taylor Bros. nm
Marion Ward who recently nhGere
went an operation for the removal oi
nor tonsils has had hard time re-
,.overing on account OF an abscess IN
her throat ,.... t1,o
Rodney Robinson underwent 'he
.ame operatlon. lie is having
sneedy recovery.
Nre brown of Pennington has beeh