The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-19
BINGHAM


The senior division of the Kenne-
bee Camp Fire Girls spent very en-
joyable evening at the home of Phyllis
G and GLADYS Henderson, Friday the
thirteenth. After the business of the
meeting was completed delicious
birthday supper was served. All
members were present.
The plan OF the lots in the new
portion of Bingham village cemetery
is now made and can be seen at "A.
G. Dnsmores shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Small left
town Monday for Gabino, Canada;
where Mr.. Small Is to work this sum-
mer for the s. ID. Warren Co. Cabino
il situated about one hundred and
fifty miles north east of Quebec.
Order your wall paper of Fred w.
Preble Fine line of samples to pick
from.
Mr., McDougal Of Bangor who has
preached here once before, filled the
pulpit In the Congregational church
last Sunday and Will come again next
Sunday II is understood that Mr..
McDougal is possible candidate as
pastor to this church.
A. Il. Carl and Herbert Taylor went
to Dfnnisyille on Monday.
Mary Carl returned to her position
as teacher at Norridgewock Monday.
Special offer Pictorial Review and
Modern Priscilla SITE for one year
at Fred w. Prebles
The Sunshine Society spent pleas
ant afternoon with Mrs. George Baker
last Friday.
Many acknowledgements of the re-
ceipt of fruit or flowers were read.
Plans were made for the making OF
aprons for the annual sale to be held
sometime the first of May. Every
Shhshiner IL requested to make two
aprons, furnishing the material for
one and making the other as cut out
from material by the committee.
Edwin Robinson was in town last
week.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 18th,
Mrs. Forrest IT. Colby gave delight
fui luncheon and whist party at her
home. There were four tables. JON
quiIs were beside the plate of each
guest and the tally and place cards
bore the same decoration. Roses and
other flowers decorated the rooms. Be-
sides the hostess and her daughter,
Miss Lena Mary. there were present
Mrs.. M. ID. Skinner, Mrs. r. w. Moore,
MfS. Enroll Hilton, Mrs. Lephe Preble,
Mrs. Clara Bray, Mrs. F, l.. Gipson,
Mrs. c. W. Dutton, Mrs. Harry Cum-
mIfgs, Mrs. w. +. Robinson, Mrs. s.
j. Whitney, Mrs. Beatrice Wasson,
Mrs. w. b. Goodrich. Mrs. 8. F.. An
dfews, Mrs. Omar Sawyer, Mrs. b.
Au,,no MI Mrv ri
Patrick Murphy who has been in
falling health for some months passed
away at his home on Milford street
on the 18th inst. Funeral services
were held ,on Saturday forenoon at
the Catholic church of which he was
member Mr.. Murphy was high
ly respected citizen. He was eighty
four years OF age. Besides widow
he leaves a grown up family. Mrs.
Mary Patience, Mrs Maggie O'Brien,
Mrs. Jane Reynolds and Miss Alice
Murphy, the latter has cared for her
parents for several years. The sons
are John. Ed and George and there
are several grandchildren.
: The proceeds from the art exhibit
held on Saturday afternoon were very
small. Mrs. Nellie Robinson was as
sisted by Mrs. Kathleen Doe, Mrs.
Edith Taylor and Mira. Lottie Taylor.
Friday and Saturday specials at
Fred w. Preble's. Sliced pineapple,
39c can; 3 lbs. Quaker Milk Macaroni,
csc; 3 boxes stationery, 25c; pack
ages Tip Top popcorn. 25c; Old
Dutch Cleanser. 10c, can; Kleanalf,
CSC can; Bon Ami. cake or powder, 10c
cake; fresh fix bars, zoe h.; 6 lbs.