The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-19
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The Congre gationalist Church cir
Gle viii nave a Chicken Pie supper
Tuesday, October "A al Fraternity Hall
Adults soc, children BE. supper al
s o'clock
The u. d. G. NJ Mrs Florence Jew
EFT Taylor OF Norfdge~ock will in
spect Bingham Chapter . r. s. We'd
nesday evening. October 18th
Dr. a. II. Clark dentist will be at
e A. $. Burkes residence on Tues
day. October u. FOR DAYS for the
practice of dentistry. lw42-
Charlotte Miilet of Gorham was the
week end guest OF III and Mrs a. $
Burke. She intends to go TO Pleas
ant Pond for short time
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Whitney enjoy
ed the Musical Festival recently held
in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Hall GDaRes Of Auburn
are guRts Of Mr. and Mrs. John Lis
ter
Dorothy Lister has received many
compliments ON the window display
with autumn leaves for decorations at
the Goodrich store
The Sunshine meets Thursday Of
this week at Fraternity Hall to make
puffs for Glib McLaughlins family.
All day session with picnic dinner.
Friday afternoon Mrs Nellie ko-
binson president OF the Century Club
will entertin the members at her hon e
on Meadow street. Music. The Presi-
dents Greeting and Japan by Miss
Lena VI. Colby are the features of the
day
Week end guests Of Earl Taylor and
family were Mr.. and Mrs Lisherness
of Pennington and Mr.. and Mrs Ern-
est Richards OF strong
A small hand-sled hangs in the store
of the Farmers Union. 1t was made
fifty four years ago BY w S. Steward,
when he was ten years old. He gave
it to his five year Old cousin, Susie
Baker, now Mrs. Susie Berry of Pleas
ant Ridge It has been played with
by children every winter for many
years
For cash at Fred W Prebles this
week. Nut Oleo, regular price, 80 c
lb., this week, lbs. 81 mail orders
filled at $110; Canary Bird Gravel,
15c pkg; rolls toilet paper Csc; la
dies enameled belts. your choice, red
white or black 19c EACH double mesh
hair nets l0c each: . l lb Peanut But
ter 45c; 8 pkgs. Tip Top Pop Corn,
Csc; delicious Graham Crackers, zoe
ID.
Early Sunday morning Michael La
pointe who lives on Dinsmore street
saw a deer back of his house. The
81 Lot Il or
of McDunnah and Crotto nibbling here
and there at a turnip or other vege--
table. He then passed through Mr.
Morrison's land and disappeared in the
direction of Austin Stream. Quite
tribute to the law abiding citizens of
Bingham that such an opportunity pas
sed without shot being fired.
Last Sunday night viii Robinson
lost a baluabe horse. The animal
had been pastured in Moscow and w@
taken home to Pleasant Ridge Sunday
afternoon and turned into the field.
During the evening the horse swan
the river evidently with a desire to
get back to the pasture On Monday
morning the horse was found dead on
the Charles Hill farm near the main
u.
the neck where the jugular vein had
been severed Blood in the road and
quantities of broken glass indicated
that an auto had run into the horse
and caused its death. AT present 1t
is not known by whom the auto was
driven,
Mrs Agnes c. Goodrich is recovering
from a surgical operation performed
last Saturday. She is at the Faulkner
Hospital, Jamaica Plains, Mass. l..
W. Goodrich is expected hoNe this
week.
My residenc for sale. Price $500.
Or. r. c. Brown, Pittsfield--Adv.
Thursday evening this week at Ken
nebec Hall the Plymouth Male Quar-
tette will give an entertainment OF
first quality in every respect, Ihls
is the first OF a series of four fine
to be given by the White
Entertainment Bureau, during the
winter and spring. Two dol
lars pays for reserved seat season
ticket to all four entertainments. Gen
eral admission, single ticket seats not
reserved 50c Children under twelve
25c. All receipts above the expenses
of this course will be given to Bling
ham Union Library.
The regular meeting OF the Royal
Neighbors will be at Grange Hall, Oct. /
18th with entertainment and refresh
nents.
For sale, my residence in Bingham
on Dinsmore street, 6 rooms, cords
wood in basement. PrioeS', $1,000, T
Bernard Crotto, Bingham. tao
The Swarthmere Chauta,uua will F
hold its interesting course in Bingham
November 8, 10, II, y. Those who
attended the meetings last year are
looking forward to another great
pleasure this year. More details
will appear later.
Sixteen dollars was realized from
he Library food sale on Saturday af-
ernoon. Thanks are due Misses Lois
Miller and Alice Powell for soliciting
hough many brought unsolicited. Ev-
lrything looked good enough to eat,
md sold ready. Those who gave
we're Nellie Murray, Frances Howes,
stella Huff, BERTHE Sterling, Eunice
Baker, Nellie Hunnewell. Carrie Whit
.au Malta Rnhinqop lame piprcp En-