The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-31
BINGHAM

nOutdS whitney liOAh
County Is now in Bingham. Within
q few days he expects to show his
mining properties in Concord to somt
mining experts.
Master william Craig made birth
tay marty for seven OF his little friends
one day last week. He il Ave years
old and the little folks had merry
time.
Friday and Saturday Cash sale al
Fred W. Preble's: 8 cans tomato
soup, Csc; 2 packages Tak-hom-a Bis
euit, lie; 2 pkgs. kelloggs Brand
25c; 3 cans Golden Bantam corn, 6bc;
2 pkgs. Star Naptha Powder, 45c; z
pkgs. Wheatena, SOC; 3 rolls Blue
Cross toilet paper, 23c; 2 lbs. Cod
fish, soc; 3 pkgs. Tip Top pop corn,
23c; 2 lbs. Quaker macaroni, 25c; z
cans brown bread, 45c; lbs. soda
crackers, ace; 3 cans King Fisher
peas, 49c.
A copy OF Vol. v of shakespearo's
works containing four of his plays has
been presented to the library by Mrs.
Sophia Williams OF Caratunk.
When In Skowhegan on that auto
mobile trip. add to your enjoyment
with a box OF Elizabeth Dyer's Home
Made Candies. Upstairs over Jerry
Coles. corner Madison and Russell
atreeta 3w20
There will be food sale for the
benefit OF the library Saturday after
noon, June 9th.
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews of Portland
In at the home Of her grandson, Har-
old Coleman.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tfl2
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harding of
Madison have secured rent and are
keeping house in one of Mrs. Grace
Rollins tenements on Main street. Mr..
Harding is manager of the new Allan
tic and Pacific store which opened for
business on Monday. N. G. Hyde OF
Gardiner, superintendent OF the Ken
nebec division assisted in arranging
the goods on Friday and Saturday.
Charles E. Millett and son Elwood
OF Bangor were in town Sunday cal
ling upon s. j. Whitney and Frank
Whitney.
Among the young ladies who are
planning to attend the Ivy Day fes-
tivfties at Bowdoin College are Miss
Mary Lena Colby and Miss Ruby
Frost.
Washings and ironings wanted Also
cleaning and pressing. VIII call for
and deliver same. Farmers Phone
1914. Mrs. Omar Firth. 1w22"
At the meeting of the Kennebec
Chapter d. A. r. held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Bina Preble
officers were elected as follows: Re-
gent, Mrs. Bina Preble; vice regent,
Mrs. Eva Bachelor, secretary, Mrs.
Alice Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Alice
Goodrich; registrar, Mrs. Annie Whit
rey; historian, Mrs. Bertha Ball,
chaplain, Mrs. Lucinda Moore. Coun-
cillors, Mrs. Lena Carl, Mrs. Nellie
Robinson.
DR.. A. H. Clark will be at the re-
sidence OF AS. Burke Bingham on
Monday, June 4th for five days for
the practice of dentistry. 1w22*
The second division of the Kenne-
bee Campfires gave Library Logue
In Hpnnewell Hall Friday evening.
Prizes were given to the persons who
guessed correctly the greatest num-
Der Of books representa- by their titles
by those present The first prize
was won by Lillian Witham, second
by Sylvia Reynolds and the BOBBY
prize by Dwight Witham. The mem
bers gave q pleasing program of pia-
no and vocal duets, as well as piano
solo. A social dance followed. About
thirteen dollars was realizezd
June 28th, there will be bazaar
for benefit OF St. Peters church place
to be announced later. There will
be many desirable things for sale in
food, candy, aprons and fancy
work.
Orvil Forsythe is erecting near his
home, a building for wood working
and blacksmithing purposes.