The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-03-17
BINGHAM


to my stock and solicit your patronage
For sale at WHITNEY'S.
Pratt & Lambers No. 81 Floor Var.
nish will not scratch white or pea
of, and is the very best for hardwood
floors, for sale at WHITNEY'S.
Truant officers appointed by the
experimenting school committee are
Mrs. Bina Preble and ROBBIE Sands
The girl scouts OF Bingham will
have food and candy sale at Fra
ternity Hall on Friday afternoon, Mar
18th at o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Spaulding is spending
q week in Portland with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Grant.
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday
the subject of Rev. C. w. Robinson
discourse will be "Christ's Entry into
Jerusalem"
The Century Club meets Friday af-
ternoon of this week with Mrs. Annie
whitney.
The red poll and buebird were seen
and heard Sunday.
Miss Yerxa was entertained by Mrs.
Leon Goodrich last Sunday.
/ am going to sell Sunbeam Bread,
the delicious product of the Sunbeam
Bakery of Augusta. On Friday and
Saturday of this week, ! am going to
sell two pounds of sugar, and a big
fresh 16c loaf of Sunbeam Bread for
only 25c. 1t is a wonderful bargain.
But l am doing 1t SO you may get ac-
Quainted with this delicious product.
Call for Sunbeam Bread at Fred w.
Preble's-The Sunbeam Store.
Frank Holden and his son Enrol are
building camp at Troutdale. Their
wives are with them. They will pro-
baby be gone the remainder of March.
Mrs. F. s. Gipson Is spending this
week In Augusta. She is expected
home the last of the week.
Mrs. Thales Spauldng Is with her
daughter, Mrs. Nye of No Arson who
has been very sick.
Mrs. Albert Dutton is recover ng from
pneumonia She has been cared for
by Mrs. Eunice Kelley of Norrldge-
vock.
Mrs. Jennie Hunnewell was in Mad
ison last Friday.
John Cahill is making a visit to
his native town of Malachie, Canada
the first for thirty years. He will
&lSO SptIu a lew udyo III S{ucpCcs
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs. Omar Sawyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Steward were entertained
by the Skowhegan Commandery on
Ladies' Night. March 10th.
Van Lawrence of Scion has been
I'm town a few days.
Napoleon Fredette has moved his
family to the Blackwell farm
Moscow.
At the pleasant gathering OF the
Sunshine members last Thursday at
Fraternity Hall large puff was made.
The anniversary supper which in
oludes practi cally only fne2f""s and
their families was abundant and very
NICE Three large tables were filed
The April meeting will he held In
the same place unless some member
volunteers to entertain. Every mem
her of the society an1 any others
who may be willing to do so are re-
Quested to make an apron for the
sale which will be in the month of
Nay.
Fred W. Preble's Friday and Satur-
day sale. 2 lbs. sugar and a bounc-
ing fresh loaf of Sunbeam Bread only
&c. 100 loaves for Friday, 100 for Sat
urday. Come early. Mothers Oats
SIC pkg. Seward Salmon 33c can.
Pink Salmon 15c. 3 cans corn 25c;
reaches Csc can. 100 lbs. of choco-
ltes and mixed candies only 3Oc Id.
Among those who have been con-
hned to the house by Illness are Mrs.
Clara Bray, Mrs. James Reynolds and
Mrs. Albert Murray.
Vorp w Goodrich Ia in BOSTON on |
business this week. His little daugh-
tor, Anita accompanied him to Ros-
lfndale where she Is the guest Of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cole.
Mrs Eta Holt has employed Ma
thaniel Williams to make some neces-
sary changes in the room for the ac-
eommodation of the Bingham Library.
The books belonging to the associa-
ton which have been stored in tho
old church will soon be moved. 1t
may be necessary to re-catalog and re-
eCyer them. Any good books which
persons are willing to donate will be
gladly received. 1t is hoped that the
library can be opened in April. Fur
Their notice will be given regarding
the time 1t Is ready.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. q. church |
realized over $4,000 from the dinner
and supper served town feeting day
In Fraternity Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bakers baby
daughter. Helen May, four weeks old,
died the 18th inst.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday services; 1870 a. m, wor-
ship and sermon by acting pastor,
Vim. L. w. Willows; p. M. peo-
pies service. Sunday school at the
close OF the morning service. Cot
tage prayer meeting, Tuesday Z p, m.
BINGHAM GRANGE
A regular meeting of Bingham
Grange was held last Saturday az
ternoon After the business meet
were conferred upon on candidate, the
next regular meeting is March 266 to
which all the brothers are especially
urged to attend as surprise feature
is awaiting them. Preparation are
now being made for anniversary Day,
which is April l, 1921.