The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGHAM

A number Of good things come this
week including Chautauqua ana
Thanksgiving.
Mrs Ella y. Jewett, magnetic heal
er. will be at Robert Woods Thurs
day. December 6. to give treatment.
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Rev. J. c. Gregory, secretary OF
benevoenees OF the Congregational
Conference and Missionary Society OF
Maine. with headquarters in Port
land. was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Dinsmore during his recent
-fay in Bingham. On Sunday night
ra raye an excellent address in the
aeeh.
- Enuis., Baker and Mrs. Junia
been librarians the
,....,t month having served three times
during the past year. 1t is hoped
there will be enough volunteer ser
vice TO make one month year all
that anyone person need serve. Books
presented short time ago by Char
lotte Millett were placed in the lib
rary for distribution.
A Food Sale for the library Is plan
ned for December 18th. proceeds to
be used for new books.
Henry French of Los Angeles, Cal,
has notified the Library that the cali
fornia illustrated Review will be sent
for one year free of expense The
gift IS highly appreciated.
| will be at Bingham Hotel, Mon
day, Dec. ,. to fit glasses. r. {.
Brown " .
The Alaah' Campfire held rehear-
sal Oh Monday night for an enter
tainment they propose to give In De-
cember
A. A. Pooler has moved the stable
which he purchased of Maurice Chase
TO his own lot and Is making 1t ready
for winter 4s,z.
photographs taken day or night at
the milford Baker Studio Bingham,
Me. Make your appointments now
for Xmas gifts. " E. Telephone
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Clayton Carl of Augusta has been
the guest OF Kenneth Russell quite
recently.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy is in very
poor health at the present time.
DR.. A. Fl. Clark will be at the resi-
dence of A. S. Burke on Tuesday,
December 4th for four days for the
practice of dentistry. q
Mrs. r. II. Foss who has been very
i'll for three weeks is now better tho
unable to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l., Gipson were In
attendance last week at reception
given w. c. Miller. grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Maine, |. o. o. F.
Mrs. John Lister is with her hus-
band in Weld where he Is employed
as electrician by E. E. Folsom.
Or. X. c. Brown and son Clifford
of PittsfeId were in town on their re-
turn from a successful hunting trip
to the Enchanted.
Clara Bray who has been with
friends in Skowhegan for two weeks
returned home Saturday.
r. J. Hammond of Van Buren, Is
conducting the A. and p. Co.'S store.
Mr.. Harding and family hasing moved
out OF town.
Laforest Andrews Is in Boston this
week Hazel Carl Is attending to his
store during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich re-
turned home Wednesday night after
an absence of seven weeks In Boston
with their son, Leon. They also spent
few days in Kennebunk with their
son Merton Goodrich and his family
Fred w. Prebles cash sale Friday
and Saturday offers you a chance to
save money. Fancy Cal. Pea Beans,
quarts, $1.35; Heavy Fat Pork, tic
pound; Compound Lard, tic pound,
bring your pail; Good Molasses, 69c
gallon; pounds Cocoa, 29c; pound
r. r. Tea. Toe; packages Rinse, sac;
2 pounds Cream Tartar 75c; pounds
A, & H., Soda. 25c; six, 1000 sheet rolls
Toilet Paper. 45c;. Sweet Mixed Pick
i's. 25c pound; Sour Pickles. lbs.
re- Best Brand Coffee, 2 pounds, 75c.
-..Uo your order early while stock
lasts.
John Craig and his niece Charitee
Thompson left town Tuesday for their
home In New Jersey. They have
spent the summer and fall at Pleasant
Pond. as has been their custom for
many years.