The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
BINGII IN

Next Friday evening. July Is. You
will be delightfully."- entertained by
attending the benefit entertainment
III Kcnncbec Hall. The Adventures
OF Grandpa with the following cast
Montgomery Ray lMonte1 Grandpa
grandson, William X. Foss; Tod Hun
ter. young dancing master. William
Hughes; Otis Hammerhears Grand
pal, from yellow 1ud. Ohio. Clinton
Woodland: Officer Mccormack. who
seen his duty and done il. John Cor
don; Lucy Hunter. our little Wife
Ruby Frost, Dorothy May, just ont
OF college. o. 1lrice Baker: Mrs.
pansy Hopscotch. fair. fat and forty,
Dorothy Woodland; Marie Ribeau, the
girl from Paris. Mary Foss; kloom-
nv twelve days from Copenhagen
over. Laura Baker. The play is in
three acts. \ food sale will be
held for the same benefit at kennebec
Hall on the afternoon of the same
day.
our guarantee Of satisfaction is
like the rubber on yonr pencil you
don't need it often. but You like to
know it's there. Mark Savage &
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The baseball game between the
Stratton and bingham teams last
Thursday afternoon resulted in a
score of thirteen to four in Bling
hams favor.
Mrs. John Anderson and little
daughter Walmar of Waterville are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Good
rich.
Mrs. Harold Coleman is home from
Ocean Point for the week end.
NJ. T. Goodrich of Kennebunk is
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Goodrich. lie is ac-
companied by his little daughter
Mary. They will spend a week at
Pleasant Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Moore have re-
turned from trip to Quebec.
Nv residence for sale. Price $4,000
DR.. r. G.. Brown, Pittsheld-Adv.
Hazel Carl recently spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Carl.
Fred w. Probes 19c Sale for Fri
day and Saturday: cakes Lemon
Oil Soap--l9c; 2 lbs. p. Sugar-l9c;
- lb. Can Iipton's Coeoa-l9c; ID.
Bulk Starch-19c; / lb. Home Delight
Colfee-19c; 25c bottle OliVes--l9c;
pkgs. Macaroni-19c; lib. Canada
Pepper-19c; pkgs. Kellog's Corn
Flakes-19c. Special for Saturday;
Baked Pea Beans-25c Can, at l9c
Buy Il dozen cans.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. GIBSON were
in Pennington recently guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Omar Savage with her daugh
ter Beatrice and little son made an
auto trip to Harrington, Mrs. Saw
yer driving the car both going anc
coming. Mrs. Sawyer visited at n
Arson on Monday of this week.
Thlrty-two automobiles were park
ed Saturday night, at one time, be-
tween the post office and Bingham
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Phelps have
stored their household goods and
have gone to Lewiston.
An unusual number of young ladies
who are not to be employed in the
IJpper Kennebec Union during the
coming year have registered for the
teachers institute that will open al
100 p. m. Monday, July 31st.
Many tons of hay have been har
vested in fine condition during The
good weather of the past week II
this vicinity.
When you break the lens of you
glasses bring them in and we car
have them ground in within two
days. One-half of lens is sum
cient for analyzing the correc
strength. e. w. Moore, Bingham
J. ]. Lander entertained quite
large marty of friends and relatives
at dinner at Hotel Cahills one da!
last week.
If YOU want the best pictures pos
siblo at the lowest pdice possible
send your films to Milford Baker
bingham, Me-, for developing, print
ino md onlorpiup 1w30
Ruth Maynard of Leominster, Mass
is guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Redmond.
AS so many of the ladies will b.
unable to attend on a Saturday, the
teachers picnic on Bingham Heights
has been postponed to later dat(
to be selected by the ladies them
selves. A mere man should never
assume nor presume to fix such mat
ters. Charles f. Ball.
The officers and large number OF
the members of Bingham Lodge, No,
1893, f. and A. M, went by auto u
'rhe Forks Tuesday forenoon. where
the Masonic funeral services were
held for Davis Pierce, who passeC
away on Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Phillip jacques are
now occupying one of S. ] whitney
tenements on Goodrich's street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Moore are II
Boston where Mr.. Moore is under
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lister and Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Baker went tt