The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-12
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is hbped it will be enjoyed by both
the Young and the old. At intermis-
Sion refreshments of ice cream and
cake will be on sale in the banquet
hall at twenty-five cents per couple.
Music will be furnished by Hendef-
son's orchestra of four pieces. Ad-
mission. gentlemen 55c, ladies TIC, in
GLIDING war tax
Young women to work in hospita1
with opportunity 10 train for nursing.
= EdtHsation equal to two years in high
school required Excellent opportu-
nifty. Ken&.bec Valley Hospital,
Skowhegan tf34
My residense for ,sale. Price $500.
DR.. K. {. Brown, Pittsfeld-Adv.
shall be in town Monday, October
is to ut glasses r. {. Brown, NJ. ID.
Saturday afternoon, October 18th,
there will be a food sale for the lib
rary at Goodrich's store.
Herbert Moore of Wisconsin Is the
guest of his cousin, h. w. Moore this
week.
Mrs. Lucinda Moore delightfully."- en-
tertained a large party bf friends in
honor of her sisters Annie and Grace
CODY, VIII are ueI kuc6ls. lhpoN
present were Mrs Juliette Adams,
Mrs Edith Andrews. Mrs. Mary Baker.
Mrs Clara Bray, Mrs. Kate Burke,
Mrs Viola Colby, Miss Belle Colby,
Mrs. Blanche Gordon, Mrs. Alice
Goodrich, Mrs. Lephe'Preble, Mrs. Mar
tia Savage, Mrs. Olena Savage, Mrs.
Beatrice Wasson Mrs. Della Webster,
Mrs. Nancy Whipple and Mrs. Belle
williams. A general good time was
enjoyed. Whist was played by those
who cared for 1t. Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake of various kinds
was served by the hostess assisted by
her aunt. Mrs. Williams,
Miss Annie and Grace Colby, who
have been here for several weeks, and
their aunt, Mrs. Belle p. Williams in
tend to start for Jacksonville, Fla,
sometime this week, where they will
= spend the winter.
New canned goods just received at
Goodrichs store. Canned corn he,
two for 25c; Hatchet corn, zoe; can
. ned peas, 15c, zoe, and 25c; string
beans, 1Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Taylor accom-
panied by their guests, DR.. and Mrs.
r. N. Randall of Lewiston have been
on pleasure and hunting trip to
Decker Brook.
Mrs. Woodie Sanborn has been con-
fined to her bed by illness for few
days
While Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Collins
were on their wedding trip they at
tended the fair at Readheld, and en-
Nd
Rocker for being the latest married
couple that attended the Fair.
Miss Anna Savage, nine years old,
won first prize at the Skowhegan fair
for handsome hooked rug which Is
her own work.
Fred w. Preble's annual Today cash
sale of Ever Ready Flashlights. bat
teries and bulbs at 20 per cent dis
count from list price. From Octo-
Der 18th to 23rd, 81 nickel 3 cell sport
light, $500; $3.75 fibre cell spot
light, SO; 1925 fibre cell large head,
$3.50; 50 fiashlight $3.50, etc, all com
plete with batteries and bulbs. Tele-
phone and mail order without cash
with order sent c. o. ID. Bring Is
your old fashlight and have them
renewed with batteries and bulbs.
Flashlights make useful Xmas Gifts.
Buy now. See window display.
Very unfavorable weather interior
ed with the Bingham and Concord fair
as planned last week. 1t is now hop
ed that next Saturday good fair can
be held on the grounds. An exhi-
bition tent has been obtained which
1t is expected will be filled with ex-
hibits of fancy work, canned and farm
products. There will be horse racing
and other attractions. The Method
lists will serve oyster stew and baked
bean dinners at their tent and the
Epworth League will ALSO dispense
eatables.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and daugh-
= ter of Troutdale were guests of his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Smith over Sun
day.
Mrs. Byron Hodgkins of Auburn has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Pooler and of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pool
,er.
. For sale, my residence in Bingham
on Dinsmore street, rooms, cords
wood in basement Price $1,000, Ber-
nard Crotto Bingham. tao
Mrs. Frank Sterling and daughter,
Gladys of Augusta and Mrs. Mary Muir
ray of Skowhegan have recently been
guests of Mrs. Albert p. Murray. Also
Mrs. Annie Clark Oliver of Popham
Beach, formerly a teacher in Moscow,
but who has not been in Bingham for
eighteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Burlington OF
Providence, r. l., were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Ed Caswell last week
Green cord wood and stove length
wood, not split, for sale Alfred Cur
tbs.
John l.. Cahill, Jr.. intends to move
his household goods this week from
rooms they still occupy in the library
building.
A gift. day is planned to take place
soon for the furnishing of the library.
Many things are needed including a
kitchen stove, tables, small stands,
chairs. rugs, both large and small;
folding screen; good pictures and kit
chen furnishings. Money contributed
to the library not previously acknow-