The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-26
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They have been Obliged tn have white
birch hauled Oh wheels 10 keep Their
orders filled
More numbering Is to be done this
winter than was at first anticipated
The demand for men To work in the
woods exceeds the supply and wages
are good.
Fred W. Probes FRIDAY MD Satnr
day Cash Sale Expect Cream Tar
tar to advance soon. NJ price this
week for Ratchet Brand l. l1c H.; 10
cakes Of White Dove Floating Soap
47c. TRY It lbs Pop Corn on
cob, 40c; more Graham Crackers 2oe
ID, 3 pigs AFRO Corn starch 25c.
MIR. and Mr. Charles L. Ball are in
Bangor attending the meetings of the
Maine Educational Association.
Mrs. Lucy Baelcy has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. James Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cahill have
gone to Cooper Brook whore they have
employment Tor the winter.
Mrs Bertha Randlett. Pittsfeld has
been visitor at the home oil M and
Mrs Ross Henderson during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mra. Arlie pooler have NOV
cd into their recently purchased home
on Main street Mr. Skinner and
family who had occupied the house
have moved into the house ON Milford
street vacated by Mr.. Pooler.
My residence for sale Price $500.
Or. r. c. Brown, Pttsfleld ADV
Mr. and Mrs p n Woodland Ken
meth Woodland and Mr. and Mrs X. C..
Woodland left Friday for Aroostook
County by automobile.
Mrs. p. A. Woodland will stop at
Milo to visit her father Albert Chase
who goes to Florida in a few days.
The rest of the party viii visit rela-
tives at Sherman returning Sunday
night
Gifts that Last" Ladies' or gem
tlemen's watches, 10 jewel, Waltham
wrist or pocket watches for $40. Cold
filled guaranteed Terms il desired.
NJ. j. Mahoney, so Gainsborough St,
Boston, formerly of Solon lw43
The Swarthmore Chautauqua pres
ent very pleasing program for the
8, 10, II and 10 OF November. Those
who attended last year know best
how much value they received from
the course. Opening Day, afternoon,
series lecture. Chautauqua Snpt., Con-
cert Popular Operate Co. Junior
Chautaqua, night. concert lecture,
Chancellor George II. Bradford This
Way Up" Second day, afternoon, &C.
ries lecture, Supt.; Concert Dixie Duo;
lecture, Homer r Herbert when
East Meets West" Closing Day, after
noon, Junior Chautauqua Stunt Party,
One Act Play; night, Comedy Drama,
"Cappy Kicks" special program for
Sunday. Season ticket $3.50, single
admission 75e.
Mrs. Agnes Goodrich is improving III
the hospital In Jamaica Plains. Leon,
Goodrich returned home Monday night.
Last Saturday as Mrs. Vim. Hart and
her grandson VIM. Adams of Wilson's
Mills were returning from The Forks,
they mot with an accident when near
Caratunk. In coming around curve
another car was met and altho they
turned out to the limit it Is understood
there was collision The Adam
car was badly damaged tho the oc-
cupants were nnhurt
There were about forty members
and guests present at the opening
meeting of the Century Club on the
afternoon of October goth Music, IA
piano solo by Gladys Henderson was
followed by well chosen words Of
greeting by the president, Mrs. Nellie
Robinson. Mrs. Ethel Sweet with
mandolin and Miss Henderson pianist
gave pleasing musical number. The
came Lena Mary Colbys talk on her
recent trip To Japan. This held the
close attention of all and was delight
fully and extremely interesting. Miss
Colby had pictures taken during her
trip and answered many questions af-
ter giving the talk. Directors tea
followed, Mrs. Beatrice WATSON and
Mrs. Alice Goodrich poured the tea
which was served with sandwiches,
cake and olives.
Henry Parlin, A. A. Dinsmore and
Harvey Glvens were hunting few
days last week at Pleasant Pond.
John Lister and party had the good
luck to shoot four deer during their
hunting trip to Forsythe's.
For sale, my residence in Bingham
ON Dinsmore street. rooms. cords
wood in basement. Price, $1,000.
Bernard Crotto, Bingham. tao
The little year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Pierce who has been crl-I
tically i'll for many weeks passed away
last Friday at the home in Moscow.
Funeral services were held on sun
day. Much sympathy Is felt for the
family.
Next Saturday. October 2Sth has been
named as gift day for the library.
There will be n committee in the north
room OF the library building from two
O'Clock till five to receive and make al
list of all gifts presented Articles
too large to be brought by the giver,
will be sent for If notice Is given pre-
viously to Roy NJ. Savage. 0rrin j.
Hin or Alice Nj. Goodrich. Articles
of house furnishing are needed includ-
ing chairs, tables, rugs pictures, dish
es. and kitchen stove.
The new curtains In the library
look very dainty. Mrs. Nancy Whip
Pile Mrs Florence Owens, Mrs Edith
Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Thompson and
Mrs. Alice Goodrich cleaned some Of