The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-12-09
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGHAM

BINGHAM
Fred w. Prebles Friday, Saturday
and Monday Cash Sale. Cream Tartar
zoe lb.; 4 pkgs. Soda, CSC; lbs. Pop
corn. 45c; bulk Xmas Ribbon Candy,
35c ID; / lb. boxes. ACC; 2 lb. boxes
g5c. Shelled Walnuts. Csc ID; Pea
nut Brittle, Csc; Lenox Soap, "a cakes
81: u cakes Welcome Soap with a
one ring toy circus free, regular 50c
valuel only 81.
A Keystone Fountain Pen for the
boys and girls, special Holiday price
gl.25 at Fred w Prebles
Nearly all the merchants have de-
airable Christmas goods for sale. The
stores look very attractive and great
variety Of articles are displayed.
Mrs. Ralph Farley was seyerelyhurt
by 4 fell on the icy road Monday last
Several ribs are broken and her
shoulder bruised.
We have nice stock of both Victor
and Columbia records. Nothing Is
better for Holiday gift We also
have beautiful calender for every
music loving lady who calls for 1t.
E. w. Moore, Bingham.
Mrs. Elmer Leighton Of Cherryheld
ia the guest of her sister. Mrs. Sprout.
Here is an opportunity you can't al
ford TO overlook. Taylor BROS. d
Hill are Offering mems suits at a dis
count OF % percent. All the latest
styles.
Chas Fl. Ball was hurt and some
what shaken up by fall one day last
week but is reported as recovering.
Mrs Bradbury, school superintend-
ent. was in town Friday.
Many persons are i'll with the pre-
vailing grip.
New seats have been placed In
tho high school room, relieving the
crowded condition. Special seats nave
also been placed in some of the re-
citation rooms.
Special for this month only, sos and
$40 New Home sewing machines for
$54. Call and get terms. Taylor
Bros. e. Hill.
Althea Robinson who is a student
at Pennington Normal was taken very
sick. She has been brought to the
home of her aunt, Mrs. James Kelle-
her Jaundice is said to be the cause
of her illness.
Forrest II. Colby was home last
Sunday.
DR.. r. H. Brown has been out OF
town several days. Boston and Is
land Falls are said to have been the
places he visited.
Buchanan, the druggist, suggests
that you buy your Christmas Gifts
earlv, 2w50
Christia Spauldng who has been
IN Connecticut is now at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Spauld-
ing
The proceeds from the fair held
Thursday night by the Congregation
al church circle were very satisfac-
tory. Two hundred dollars were
cleared understanding the fact that
the day was a stormy one.
Friday afternoon the Century Club
met with Mrs. Florence Owens. The
meeting proved a very interesting one
with good attendance. Roll call was
responded to with good cheer quota
tons from Riley, Christmas in Bethle-
hem, Mrs. Beatrice Wasson The
Most Beloved City in the World. Mrs.
Sara Woodland. There was music
and a general good time. The next
meeting will be held January 7 with
Mrs. Mary f. Baker, the president.
A special program will be presented
by the music committee.
s. j. Whitney has returned from
Portland where he attend a meeting OF
statesmen for REQ automobiles.
Fire alarm was rung one evening
last week. 1t proved to be no worse
than a chimney burning out In a
house in Moscow.
The severe storm OF Sunday made
havoc with the telephone and electric
hight wires. Some OF the telephones
are still out of commission.
BINGHAM GRANGE
The next regular meeting OF Bling
ham Grange is next Saturday after
noon. December II. The officers for
the year 1921 will be elected. A
large attendance is desired.