The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-13
BINGHAM

BINGHAM
Mr.. and Mrs. O H. Clark OF Cara
tuuls were guests of Mrs. {. c. Ste
Waft andi Mrs G. \. Foss over the
Wcak end.
A Joint meeting Of The Stanley
Beane Post No -. The American Lee
gion. and all ladies eligible to becom-
ing members of its Women's Auxili-
arg. was held at the Grange Hall
Thursday evening. October 9Th. for the
purpose Of entertaining the Depart
ment Commander Edward s. Antoine
Of Portland. Department Adjutant
James T.. Boyle Of Waterville and Exc
cutive Committeeman Roy l.. Marston
of Skowhegan. The meeting was
0penrd by Post commander Robert w
Smith and after a short business SEES
sion very interesting remarks were
made by the Department Offers after
which Mr. Marston gave fine report
on his recent trip to France while
u member of the American Legion
pilgrimage as guests of the French
Government. At the close of the
meeting delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. c. c. Stewart, Mrs.
Myrtle Cummings. Mrs. NJ. l.. Skinner,
Mrs. Carrie Hilton, Mrs. Florence
Owens and social hour was enjoyed
by all
Visit the new Beauty Parlors over
Sampsons' Drug Store, Anna NJ. Car
riveau, Proprietor.
The following notice dated October
6. 1921 has been sent to all Munsing-
wear dealers. THE price or cotton
within the last thirty days has risen
as never before. brought about by
the smallest cotton crop in over
twenty-five years Available indica-
tions point to still greater advances.
As result yarn costs already have
risen tremendously and continue
steadily to advance. Therefore, we
must revise our prices to become eff
fective October 10, 1921 as shown in
the Revised Current Price list, which
Is enclosed To all OF our customers
and prospective customers we are
pleased III state that our present stock
OF MuNStEGWEAR will be sold at the
lower ptttes in effect at the time OF
purehas&lhs long as 1t lasts Please
fiji youHfall and winter needs early
and avoid paying much higher prices
later. ,a.,t,.,....
Nj HlboopnIcH & SON.
Do not forget the dates OF the
SwathmoTe thatauqua Festival enter
tainment&t to be- held in Kennebec Hall
Noyemb&r 0. 10. II.
Mr.. arSi Mrs. Elmer Clukey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Citbrlle PooIer. DR. and Mrs. c.
A. ClanSen and Miss Stutevant Of
Watervi6e were callers at Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. KelIihers Sunday.
r. w Moore ia In Boston this week.
Winchester Flash Light Batteries
urn brighter and last longer, cost
no mors,than others. At WHIT
Following the regular convocation
of RinglhmtR. A. Chapter a fine lob
ster sur}Her. was served on Tuesday
evening. Oct. 18th
The first meeting of the Century
Club wilP be the twenty-first or oct
ober with the president, Mrs. Beatrice
Wasson.
A special meeting OF the O. e. s..
will be held October 10Th for the pur-
nose of inspection by the District Dep
uty Grand Matron, Mrs. Della Ohier
of Portland.
VIM. A. Wood, president of the
American Wooden Co, has presented
the library with book entitled. THE
Americaw Wooden Company's Mills
Mrs. MAYNARD Skinner Is attending
the Musical Festival in Portland this
week. "
After Closing out everything in our
old stock, we have just opened an
entire nes line of chocolates in both
bulk ann package goods. EVERY
piece guaranteed fresh. f. W. Moore
Binghan-
Mrs. Il, s. Gipson expects to spend
part of next week in Portland.
Field STRAWBERRIES keep coming
along. Enoch Osgood found some on
Sunday, October 9th.
Partridges are quite numerous and
n number of deer have been shot IN
this vicinity.
Mrs. W. W. Durgin and daughter,
Louise aye the guests of Mrs. purgins
son and wife at Rock Pond farm in
Jamestown No. s for about two weeks.
Those who climbed Pleasant Pond
mountains last Sunday felt well re-
warded by the beautiful view In all
the glory of autumn coloring. Mr..
skinner and family and Mr.. f. W..
Moore and family were In the party
Kenneth Goodell from whose stom-
ach big penny was removed at Ken
nehec Valley Hospital, Skowhegan. Is
doing we'll His grandmother MIS-
Eta Holt. who has always cared Tor
the child, is with him. ;,
Remember the horse, he may heea
new blanket these cool nights. we
have the largest and most complete
stock of street and stable blankets
Single and double harnesses. Horse
goods of all kinds in Northern SOM
erset, Mt Whitneys.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Brack, formerly
Of Moscow, have returned to Pitts
field after weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lapoint and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Carl recently TOOK
nm auto trip to Ripognus Dam.
s. w. Chadbourn. for many years
resident of Moscow, has sold his farm
and bought another one in Madison
Arthur Steward has moved his ram
ilv into the house near the station
rnrmorIv known as the Owens house.