The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14
BINGHAM

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volts haH Hext week. dr hiunne-
vel gives tae use Of his fall and HE
mus is furnished without expense.
Tickets fifty cents per couple. Id
aies mn tended twenty-five cents
Christmas suegestions-WIist watch.
BeasI beads sar Jewels, Kodak or
Brownie eamefa. fountain pen cut
class. toilet ease. book. clock, box Of
s5afaI4tas W Hage t1em al L.
s.. Moore. Bingham
FrflaF afternoon 4 meeting Of eiti-
zaas Ms held al 7. H. Golb5ss Office
10 discuss tie proposition OF buying
fha Biaeh4m Lumber Gompany's mill
and converting il into q novelty fac
f9rv. After more Information is oh
TENED another meeting will b. held.
Mrs. Lorenzo snaulaiag has re'urn-
ej from Lewiston after al operation
for appendicitis Sc stopped with
her neither. Mrs. Ella Beane for day
or two before gong 10 her home III
Moscow
John +. fIunnewell has received
from the dairy division al the De
partment Of Agriculture the follow
ing notification: The sample Of milk
recent'v Y, secured from you has been
examined and shows The following an
alysis: Specific gravity 1.0a34G; but
ter fat, IS. solids not fat, 9.71; total
solids, Is n: water. 8199, se1 ment,
clean. state Standards, Milk: but
ter fat, 325 per eelt; solids not fat
.508 per cent; total solids, 11.75. Cream
butter fat, IS per cent. Forest A.
Barbour dairy Inspector.
On the evening Of December tn, the
Campfire Girls had happy time at
the home Of Louise Durgin, who with
Alice Forsythe cooked and served an
excellent supper to the members and
their guardian. Mrs. Marta Savage
DR.. r. c. Brown OF Pittsfield was
in Bingham, Monday.
Mrs Josephine SAWYER with her
daughter Beatrice visited Mrs. Christ
Inc Halves in Vassa' boro.
Mrs. Della Webster has for sale a
nearly new three burner oil stove with
oven ami glass tank, price reasonable:
olso bed couch which she will sell
for five dollars. 2w50
On account of the Illness of the Me-
thodist m mister. no services have been
held ct the Methodist church for the
past few Sundays.
Abel Moore. who is now in Boston,
IL still suffering u great deal. Mrs.
Moore writes that they are hoping one
more radium treatment will be all
that is necessary.
Mrs John Piper and Mrs. Walter
Piper of Scion were in town Monday
f'ew Enc of Chr stmas goods at
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Local view c. enters and framed pic
lures. Come in.
Saturday afternoon December 18th
Food Sale will be held in the north
parlor of the library Please bring
something if You can. Gifts to the
library recently received include n.
etand from Mrs. Kate Burke; a snow
shovel from W B. Goodrich; a panel
picture from Alice Goodrich; a stove
from Mrs. Archie Bachelor. and from
Mrs De'ia Webster, a dishpan small
teq-kettle. two coffee pots, a two quart
d',per and large glass water pit
cher.
Mrs. Addie Jones will be glad to
receive orders for home cooking of
all kinds.
Mrs. Forrest Gilman and Mrs Ber-
pard Gallant are occupying a camr
three miles above Moose River where
their husbands are employed as seal
ers by T. II. Colby.
Miss Gertrude Weston of Skowhe-
gan has been spending few days
with Mrs. Marta Savage.
Taylor Brothers are erecting a
steam mill near Dana Hunnewell's in
Moscow. They will employ fifteen
or twenty men in saving lumber into
spool b@rs and novelty stock.
Mrs. II. p Parker of Washington.
D. c. and Mrs. NJ. A. Whitney of
Springfield Mass, have been for the
past few days, guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Charles L. Ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Durrell of Wa
teryi'le spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Bachelor.
Miss Florence Tay or has a fine
pony which she Is learning to ride and
which she will drive when a full out
ut arrives.
Nv residence for sale. Price $500
Dr. R. c. Brown. Pittsfield--Adv.
Although December was,the rough
oct md coolest dav of the winter tho
ladies Who sad charge OF the Congve-
gat anal Church Circle sale mi sun
per had the satisfaction Of clearing
abort one hundred and sixty dol ars
The simmer was very fine one and
bountiful in quantity The ice cream
booth att, cted much attention with
evergreen and artificial sweet pea de-
coret.ans, dainty tables and chairs
presided over hy Lena NJ. CODY and
Mrs. Emrald Hilton. The candy booth
was in rainbow colofs. witt Mrs Tena
Andrews and Alice Smith in attond-
Gree; fancy work was In charge of
Mrs. Nette Baker Mrs. Esther Col
lins and Mrs Lois Dutton; dutch tab
le N"e Kate Hrnnewen end Mrs. EN-
ma GIBSON; grabbing, Ruby Frost and
$1,000