The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-04-14
BINGHAM

mas smut DOWN I1elT HILL lOT lWO Ncoho
until birch can be RATED. Meantime
the machinery will be put in thoro
repair.
For two weeks we will sell Char
pun X Spark Plugs at soc. Folsom s
Quality Hardware Store.
April goth the Congregational
Church Circle will serve supper at
Fraternity Hall.
Mrs. Marta Savage will give bene-
at whist at her home Thursday even
ing. the 14th, for the benefit of Bing-
ham library. All are cordially invit-
cd to attend.
Mrs. Cora Jordan who has been
away receiving medical treatment, has
returned home much improved In
health.
Emma Hight and son Ralph have
returned from Norridgewock where
they have been visiting friends.
DIR. r. c. Brown is In New York TAX
ing an additional course in the study
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. He
expects to be gone six or eight weeks.
III. l. Goss at one time in law prac-
tice In Bingham was recently In town.
He now resides In Houlton and Is en-
gagged In selling bonds and securities
In the counties of Aroostook, Penob-
scot and Piscataquis.
The friends of Mrs. Abbie Guild who
has been so Ill the past two weeks
with bronchial pneumonia, will be
glad to learn that she Is improving.
Charles Spauld,ng Is now in Nova
Scotia, timber cruiser for the s. ID.
Warren Co. He will probably be gone
all summer
Howard Morrison Is in the hospital
where he will undergo surgical OPP
GRAFTON.
The d. A. r. meeting will be April
10Th with Mrs. Nellie Robinson. Pro-
. gram In charge OF the committee.
Century Club meets Friday Of this
week at the home of Mrs Emma Clip
son.
The Congregational Church Circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Edith Hunnewell.
Mrs. Grace Pooler who has been
confined to the house by illness Is now
improving.
The price of Columbia Records has
been reduced on the Blue Seals from
500 to SIC. We have just received
= fresh supply with more coming
weekly. II you want the monthly
lists of Columbia and Victor records
drop us line and we will mail them.
y. w. Moore, Bingham.
The members of the degree staff OF
the Rebekahs will please bear in
mind that rehearsal is appointed for
the evening Of April 14th, 7.30 sharp.
Miss Charlotte Millett of Gorham
has been in town a few days. She
rave a fine talk to the Camp Fire girls
last Friday evening, which was very
instructive and helpful to the new Or
Tanization. While In town she was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs John
Owens.
Carl SIN tn and fairly haze been
With friends in town the past week
Mr.. Smith has been cook at the He
bron Sanitorium for some time. He
has now accepted the same position In
. fine new sanitorium n Salem, Mass.
and will go there very soon.
Mildred Miller goes to Waterville
Saturday. She will spend few days
ct u. of M. before her return.
Village grade schools re-opened
Monday.
Louise Durgin who has been at
home q few days from Hebron, has
returned1to her school.
II the party who is known to have
taken the pine boards from the back
Of our shed at Austin Stream farm
will, send us $500 thru the mail or
otherwise, no legal proceedings will
10. taken and nothing said or done
about It, Preble & Robinson.
Mary Carl went back to Colby last
week after q vacation at home.
Mona Baker has returned to her po-
sition in Windham.
Mrs. Eunice Baker and Mrs. Eva
Baker are in Waterville visiting this
week.
Nrs. Florence Owens is substituting
h one of the schools for few days.
Mrs. Gladys Jones Of Stratton and
Mrs. Mary Eames OF Skowhegan were
necentiy guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Taylor.
Arlie Pooler made the trip from
Pleasant Pond to Bingham, April 1.
the earliest date known for an auto
= the spring Of the year
Mrs. Florence Owens was In Scion |
one day Of last week.
Mrs. Dorothy Lister who has been a
very obliging clerk for the past six
nonths In the store of w. B. Good
r10h and Son, has been obliged to re-
olgn her position on account Of Ill
health. Mrs. Hulda Keene Is taking
her place. Mrs. Lister went to the
hospital Tuesday morning. She was
accompanied by her mother Mrs. Ro-
And Baker.
The work of listing and numbering /
TIE books Of the library with names
of authors, publishers, and, II donated,
the giver, was completed last week
By Roy Savage and Leon Goodrich,
who worked evenings to complete the
task. AS soon as the necessary rec
ord books are received and proper en-
tries made the library will be opened
probably in few weeks. Plenty of |
room for more books. Books pre-
scented the library the past weekgby
Hrs. B. F. Adams are Little Shepherd
ef Kingdom Come" "rhe Web of the
Golden Spider" 1.-THE Romance of Ter
rance O'Rouke" 1.-THE Best Man"
ssyVhat's His Name" ~ little Brown Jug