The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-18
BINGHAM

dIleF StHDOl HOuIS dl present.
Urban Spaulding of Caratunk i
working in Sterlings garage.
George Martin of Bingham was re
Gently in Portland and registered a
the Congress Square Hotel.
My residence for sale. Price $500
DR.. r. G. Brown. Pittsfeld, tf19
Belle Colby was at North Arson on
day of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. " B. Goodrich arr
spending few days at Pleasant Pond
Mrs. Norman Lothrop is gaining
slowly from his recent operation fol
appendicitis
There will be a dance at the Emb
den Town House every Saturday
night. W. II. Treat. Mgr.
Mr.. Googins of Jackman and Mr.
FAIR of North Arson were callers Sun
day at j II. Keliher's.
Bradley's Potato fertilizer, 10 pei
cent potash, 500 ton less than last
year. A. S. Burke. Owls
An alarm of fire Wednesday of last
week was caused by spark from the
smoke stack of the mill of the Amer
lean Shoe and Findings Co. II
caught on the carrier of the New Eng
land Lumber Company's mill but was
extinguished before doing much dam
age.
For Sale-Stair carpet; bathroom
ann bedroom rugs; oak pedestal suit
able for large fern. K. NJ Savage
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New books added to the library
last Saturday as follows: Play the
Game, ruth Comfort MitchelD, The
Rose Garden Husband, (Margaret Wild
demer) Prudence Says So (Ethel
Hueston), The Head of the House OF
Coombe, fFrances Hodgson Bennett)
The Year of Delight, The Wishing
Ring Man, tWiddemer); The Turn
of the Tide, Oh Money! Money!
tEleanor H. Porter; The Tryst, The
Red Signal, (Lutz); The Hope Chest
Mark Lee Luther; Capn Jonahs
Fortune, q. A. Cooper; Birthright
IT. S. Stribling); Amarilly of Cloth
eslne Alley. Pansy of Top Hill Trail
belle X Mariates); The Custard
Cup, (Florence Bingham Livingstone
The Key Note, (Clara Louise Burn
ham,; The Vision Splendid. (Wm.
Macleod Raine); In the Golden Days
EDNA LyalD; Johnny Nelson, &c.
Il. Malford); If Winter Comes, GA. S.
NJ Hutchinson Sleeping Fires
Gertrude Atherton); A Prairie Scho-
oner Princess, On K. Manle); and
A Woman Named Smith (Oemler).
Here's good news; clothes prices
for spring are much lower; see oul
Hart Schaffner & Marx spring suits
good ones as low as $35. Other makes
for much less. Mark Savage Co.
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Mass next Sunday at half past eight
Next meeting of the sewing circle will
be held at the home OF Mrs. VIM. La
pointe. All arrears In dues are to
be paid Thursday May % or before
that date to Mrs. j. Hughes or Mrs
II. Reynolds. Mass was celebrated al
the West Forks last Friday by FIR
Holohan. There was good attend
a.ee. The Catholic church at The
Fork is nearing completion and will
soon be ready for use.
Big Dance at HunnewelPs Hall
Bingham. Friday, May 10. Music b,
the Chi Psi Orchestra of Bowdoin Col
lege. Popular prices.
and clock repairing to ]. LaForesi
Andrews. Bingham.
Mrs. J H., Kelleher spent the week
end in town. She returned Tuesday
to Pierce Pond Camps which are now
open and are under her direct super
vision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Robinson Of
Skowhegan were callers In town Sat
urday evening
DR.. Anna w. Hover spent the week
end in Portland.
Keep an enduring record of your
summer pleasures with camera. The
cost is now back to normal. Brownies
at $3.50 and Kodaks at all prices. E.
w. Moore, Bingham, Me.
Mrs. Grace Pooler spent last week
In Portland. While there she visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Goodrich,
formerly of Bingham. She also cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haywood
who have just recently moved to
Woodfords from Bingham.
The echoes of wedding bells were
heard in town Monday when cards
were received announcing the mar
Harry s. Halves of North Vassalboro.
The couple have departed on their
honeymoon for parts unknown. They
have the best wishes of all.
Harry Cummings, Arlie Dinsmore,
Raymond Whitney and Arthur Tour
apgean went to Brighton Monday,
where they are engaged in work for
the s. d. Warren Co.
There will be a dance at Hume
wells Hall, Friday evening. Music by
Bowdoin College Orchestra. Gentle
men. Toe; Ladies', 35c.
The Stanley Bean Post Of the Amer
lean Legion and the Auxiliary at
tended the morning service at the
Congregational Church last Sunday.
BINGHAM CENTER
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and
daughter, Gretchen of Bingham village