The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04
BINGH

BtNUnAIH
Mr.. Elliott of the Central Maine
Power Co. was calling on J. Fl. Kel-
leher Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beetcher Vincent have
a baby daughter born Aug. 1st.
Lem Robinson had green corn from
bis garden Jny 29th. II was nice
corn too.
Live Poultry Wanted Harry Cohen,
Skowhegan. tf29
Alvah Wlthann has a fine garden as
usual
Nathaniel Williams had corn from
his own garden July 2Sth planted May
10th II was an early variety being a
cross between the Early Corn and
Black Mexican
Mrs Martin Hastings visited friends
In Madison last week.
Leroy f. Russell of Los Angles,
Cal. is the guest of his brother. Ben
Russell
Rev. p. b. HIATT of Island Falls
was calling on friends in town last
Friday.
Evelyn McColar is at home from
Good VIII for her vacation.
Mrs Scribner and two sons of Wor
cester. Mass. were calling on friends
in town recently. They were accom-
panied by Mabel Prince and Miss
Lawrence of Madison. Mrs. Scribner
is the widow of the late DR.. Ernest
Scribner who was the son of Mary
Ann Thompson Scrbner formerly of
Bingham.
Mrs Leon W Goodrich and daugh
ter, Anita, are in Bangor the guests
of Miss Mona Yerxa.
Stanley Stoddard, Dorothy Stoddard
and their guest, Lillian Crossman,
spent last week at Moosehead Lake
Colby and Allan Robinson are spend
ing a week with friends in Sanford
and Denmark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Paterson of
Monsoon visited Sunday with his sis
ter Mrs. Clifford Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Whipple have
been entertaining the following guests
from Buffalo, N. Y: Mrs. E. Cart
wright, her daughter Grace and Miss
Una Cartwright. Part of the time
has been spent at Whipple's cottage
at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Harold Coleman goes to Port
land and Boston this week for a week
or ten days.
aeV. y. w ftODlHSOD dilu ldhiiiy
started Monday morning by auto for a
vacation trip which takes the month
of August. They are provided tent
and conveniences for camping out
when they so desire. This trip will
include the White Mountains, Old Or
chard and a visit to friends and rela-
tives in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Fl. Kelleher and
Lem Robinson drove to Watervlle
Sunday night where Mr.. Kelleher took
the midnight train to Boston on bust
ness.
y Mrs Isadore Greenwood Fitzinl
mons of Moscow had the following
callers July 20: Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Greenwood of Skowhegan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Greenwood and their
son Ralph, late from South America
Mrs. Lizzie Greenwood Robinson of
Cortland. n. Y, Bert Greenwood from
Boston, Mrs. Flora Greenwood VIII
liams with her daughter and her hus-
band, Walter Whitehill and their son,
Walter. They all came by automobile
and all visited the cemetery in Mos
COW where the Greenwood grandpar |
ents are buried.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Whitney by au-
tomobie and Mr. and Mrs. F.. w.
Moore by train left town Saturday |
for Boston and will attend the cele
bration at Plymouth.
Three days cut price sale at Fred |
w. Preble's August 5, 6 and Sth, Fri |
day, Saturday and Monday: Fly
Swatter &c; Presto hand cleaner, &c; |
Csc pkg. Colorite Soap Dye 19c; soc
Talcum Powder 19c; 7-5c Suckers
zoe: cakes toilet soap 29c; lbs.
Soda 29c 3 cans Corn 29c; large
can corned beef 39c; soc Face Pow
der 39c: 60c box stationery soc; 8
cakes World Soap Acc; l lb. Union
Blend Tea soc; one dollar books soc,
lbs. Gold Medal Coffee roc; 20 pkgs.
Juicy Fruit Gum soc; IL lbs. sugar, |
99c; 3 lbs Excelsior Coffee 99c.
Buy your Atlas Fruit Jars at Fred |
w. Preble's. Pints $1.30 doz; quarts |
$3.50 doz; two quarts 81 doz. Jar
rings 1Oc doz; also u pint jars at 81
dozen.
The 26th annual reunion of the
Goodrich Baker families will be held
at Bingham this month. Watch for
further notice of date and place.
Mrs. G. c. Stewart and Miss Flor
ence Sterling have returned from
Lakewood. Miss Lucille Foster OF
Waterville was also a guest OF Mrs
Stewards while at Lakewood.
Miss Gladys Stewart IL visiting
friends in Skowhegan.
c. C. Stewart started Monday for
Princeton in the interest OF the Dead
River cumberland Co.
ATHENS
Elmer willard of Boston Is spending
his vacation with Mrs. Mary DAVIS.
His daughter, Mrs. Margaret Willard,
is expected to join him soon, in their