The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
BINGHAM

the polls will be open from II O'Clock
noon, till 2 O'Clock In the evening
and 1t is the duty of every voter to
go to the polls and vote, all go early
and cast your votes for F. l.. CLIP
SON for Representative to the Legis-
lature, and s. J. WHITNEY for Co.
Commissioner Holitical Advertise
ment.
The District Meeting of the /. o.
o. F. will meet with Mount Moxie
Lodge, on Friday evening. June 10th
supper will be served at $50 in the
fraternity Hall.
There will be a meeting OF the Re-
publican Town Committee at the Fire
mans Hall, Thursday at p. M, and
the committee are all requested to be
present, and also all voters who are
interested in getting out good vote
at the Primary election on Monday
next.
Charles Coleman OF s. Fairies, Vt.
has been a guest at the home Of his
son Harold, the past week.
Mrs. Harold Coleman and her four
children will spend the summer at
Willard Beach, where they have rent
ed a cottage. They left home Mon
day of this week for Portland.
Dr.. A. II. Clark will be at the re-
sidenee of A. s. Burke, Bingham on
Monday, June IS for days for the
nractice of dentistry. 1w24+
Wayland Small who recently grad
uated from Bliss Business College OF
Lewiston, has accepted a position in
the National Shoe and Leather Bank
OF Auburn. Wayland is the son OF
Mrs. Josie Small of this town.
ANNOUNCING
The opening of Savage's new ga
rage, Lower Main street, across the
street from Maine Central Passenger
Station. Try that good Gulf gasolene,
oils and greases. Supplies of all
kinds. Tires and tubes. All labor soc
per hour. Savages Garage, Bingham,
Maine
John Fitzmorris and his bride of
Boston are visiting his aunt, Mrs. Jos.
Fitzmorris OF this village. John Is
,be oldest son of Frank FitZmorris
and lived in Bingham when a small
boy
There's no halfway point" at this
store, you bet toitpiStt oo'i0i"S'ioi'
eyerytime in everything you buy or
you get your money back. Mark Say
age & Co. lwz4
The Rebekah degree will be con-
ferred at their next meeting, June
goth and n Dutch lunch will be SER
we'd.
Car of nice pressed hay just arrived
A. 8. Burke. 1w24
Baccalaureate sermon next Sunday
at the Congregational church at 1890
by Rev. G.. w. Robinson. Subject:
Education Building this World Into
Home"
Announcement cards are received OF
the Commencement exercises at the
Kennebec hall Thursday evening at
eight o'clock. There are ten mem
bers of the 1922 class who will grad
uate.
Orville Forsythe returning from The
Forks by auto last Thursday night
met with quite an accident. When
this side OF the small iron bridge his
car ran against the railing and into
a tree. Mr.. Forsythe's daughter,
Alice was thrown out and badly bruis
ed and shaken up, fortunately no
bones were broken. The car was
badly damaged. Mr.. Forsythe is a
careful driver and this Is his first
accident. Quite party had been to
The Forks where they had given an
entertainment for the benefit Of the
American Legion. The other cars
reached home in safety.
Miss Irene B. Gates Of Boston Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing b. Gates for few days.
Miss Alice M. Kicker Of Skowhegan
spent the week end visiting her
friend. Miss irene Gates.
Your NeigKbor is going to vote for
NJ. st. Ledger for High Sheriff next
Monday and you should.-Advertise
ment.
My residence for sale. Price $500.
DR.. r. C. Brown, Plttsfield ADV.
tf19
The food sale Saturday for the lib
rary realized nearly enough to pay
the insurance on the books for the
year. Mrs. Winnie Henderson and
Mrs. Blanche Gordon conducted the
sale. Thanks are due Misses Lillian
Witham and Rachael Skinner for So
Letting also patrons and the follow
ing contributors, Rev. C. w. Robin
son, Mrs. Scot Hunnewell, Mrs. John
Hughes, Mildred Steward, Nellie Hun
newell, Abbie Hilton, Eunice Baker,
Emma Gipson, Iona Berry, Tena An
drews, Alice Goodrich, Agnes Good
rich. Maria Fitzmorri& Katie Rely
nolds, Kate Hunnewell, Winnie Hen
derson. Audrey Goodrich, Lillian Good
rich, Nellie Robinson, Addie Jones,
Mary Padham, Carrie Colby, Lucinda
Moore. Catherine Doe, Ida Wing. Alice
Smith, Eva Skinner, Lephe Bunker,
Marion Jacques. Florence Owens and
Lizzie Foss.
Plenty of Bradleys Fertilizer on
sale. A. S. Burke. 1w24
One of Curwood's books "Baree Son
of Kazan" has been given the library
by Mrs. Victoria Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gipson, Frank
Rowe and Mrs. Howard Morrison at
tended Field Day meeting of the Can
ton l. o. o. F. at Bar Harbor.
Kennebec Chapter d. A. r. plan
to enjoy a picnic supper on Flag Day.
June IA at the Old Church. Regent
Mrs. Bina Preble and Mrs. Lephe