The independent-reporter., 1921-11-03
BINGHAM

clerk tpsthe State Automobile Depart
ment. = Augusta. was the week end
: Astst III Miss Edith B. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Spaulding have
baby boy born Oct Gth Richard
Harry. Weight nine and one-half lbs
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Esterbrook of
Haverhill, Mass, recently spent few
days in town. They have now gone
to Hartland where Mr.. Esterbrook will
be In the hardware business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dyer of Port
land called upon Alvah Witham and
family last week. With friends they
were on hunting trip into the wilds
of Maine
Teachers of both high and grade
schools all report excellent meetings
at the convention in Portland which
they attended last week
Mark Savage & Co. have received a
large assortment of silks to be sold
on two weeks assignment These are
suitable for both shirts and blouses.
With each shirt pattern sold they will
give either the neck band or the but
toms free. They carry full line of
sizes of shirt patterns In stock 1w44
Miss Rachel Conant, one Of the high
school teachers. has secured room and
board in the family of Chas. Foss.
Mrs. Tilson H. Foss will entertain
the Sunshiners at her home on
Thursday, Nov. 18th. This meeting was
postponed a week on account of the
Chautauqua entertainment
Mrs. Grace Rollins and daughter
Annie, have been in Lewiston and
Portland for several days.
D,tttu~ftl ~ I i1nrvnnro hoo
been the guest or her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Sterling. = - - ~
DR.. A. Fl. Clark will be at the resi-
dence of A. s. Burke, Bingham, on
Tuesday, Nov 9th, for four days for
the practice OF dentistry.
Mrs. Chas. Church OF Brattleboro,
W, took thinner one day last week
!. with Mrs. Bernard Gallant. MRS,
Church went to the Forks and will get
her mother to accompany her home to
spend the winter.
BY request OF Mrs. L. A Bradbury,
Supt OF Schools. The Macmillan Co.
have sent Bingham Union Library a
complimentary copy of Cheney and
Wanthing's "The Family Woodlot."
Mr.. hAnd Mrs. Jack Schoppe were
called TO Cherryfield to attend the fu-
neral services Of Mrs. Schoppe's Sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Marta Savage accom-
panied them. Since their return they
have gone to Pleasant Pond, where
they have spent the greater part of
the summer and fall.
Special Small Lot Sale at Fred w.
Prebie's this week: ,.25 lbs. Hpme
delight Coffee CSC lb'; "a IBIS. Gold
Medal Coffee &c lb; 13 lbs. SOC
Whitehouse Tea 60c lb; ] bbl Gran
berries zoe value at 15c, quart: 1880
Cans Domino Golden Table Syrup 33c
can; 200 &c Candy Suckers, for 25c;
160-10c Cut Unrle Sam Chewing To
.bacco 3 cuts 21c; 300-8c Cakes Clean
Easy Soap at &c cake; 300 quarts
beans at quarts for SOC; at the above
prices rs long -as they last. Come
early al save money.
h NLkW Goodrich and family, Miss
3Nbnf y4rxa and Alice Goodrich, Spent
BSsuAa Mt -Plehsdn9 Pond. IA /
~ TAG6. Gtt& Dufgfn and Mrs. Emma
Pierce Of The Forks recently aspent
the day with Mrs. Jessie LaPoint.
Mrs. Edith Andrews has been en-
tertaining her niece, Miss Helen Ba-
'ker, OF, Bangor. -, "a.
Bert Dunbar has returned after q
three weeks absence in New Portland
and Lexington. During his absence
he shot sixteen partridges.
Completed silk squares for the IL
brary benefit are being passed in.
Or. and Mrs. Brown motOred to
Skowfegan Monday of this week.
RenaHmber the six Chautauqua En-
tertai1ihsnts to be held in Kennebec
Hall the 9Th, 10th and 11th, afternoons
and evenings. Be sure and purchase
your course tickets before the evening
OF Tuesday the eighth, as settlement
is made with the manager on the 8th
and course tickets can not be pur-
chased afterward. Tickets for single
entertainment are 75c, for the entire
course Of six entertainments one dol
lar and nty cents. Course tickets
can be bought at the following places
of business: f. w. Moore, s. j. Whic-
ney WtRB Goodrich & Son and James
sHuansNell. So ~ seae.ft' n
~ Neil Goddard of Lynn. has treceukly
sbeen d. guest OF Mrs. JAMES kellmer'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Goodrich were
in Madison Monday afternoon.
Live or dressed chickens for sale.
Napoleon Fredette, Bingham.
The Kennebec Chapter D. A. r.. held
their first meeting OF the season. Oct.
81, ut the home of the Regent, Mrs.
Ethel Brown The following commit
tees were appointed: Publicity, Mrs.
Alice Goodrich; Revolutionary relics,
Mrs. Belle williams, Mrs. Annie Whit
ney: Conservation and Thrift, Mrs.
Lephe Preble; Nat. Old Trails Road,
Mrs Carrie Colby; Historical and Lit
erary Reciprocity, Mrs. Bertha Bali.
Besides music the program included
roll call, Our Governors, reading,
state of Maine, Mrs. Belle Williams;
Poem to the "Pine Tree State" Mrs.
Belle Hunnewell; I'm Memory OF
(Aobsevelt," by Mrs. Nellie Robinyon
and "The Unknown Soldier by Mrs.
Alice Goodrich The hostess was as
-sisted in serving ice cream and cake
by her sister, Mrs. Hunnewell and by
sher little daughter, Janette. A soc1af
hour was enjoyed.
T Tolaoyn will run q sale on