The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-17
BINGHAM

Moscow to the shank mill OF the
tinted Shoe and Findings Co., dis
lance of seven miles. As soon as
roads are good they will haul lumber
day and night.
Mrs. F. S Hunnewell got home on
Monday night. She stood the jour
ney we'll, and is much more comfort
able than before the treatment re-
ceived in Boston
have a few more cords of green
cord wood for ten dollars cord. Al
fred 3. Curtis, Bingham, Maine, Lock
Box AL.
Arthur Burke. an employee of the
Hollingsworth & Whitney Company at
their operations at Cold Stream, I'M
dcrwent surgical operation at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital Monday.
VIII those knowing themselves in
debted to the late DR.. P. o. Hopkins.
please send the amount to Mrs. Hop
kins or call at residence and settle.
1w3t
Members Of the Kennebec Chapter
d. A. R. will please bear in mind
that their next regular meeting will
be January oath, NOT January 31st,
as per calendar. 1t will be at the
home Of Mrs. Nellie Robinson
There win be a meeting in the in
terest of the w. c. r. U. on Thurs
day afternoon OF this week at the
home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan at
$50. All interested are invited to be
present. Officers of this Union re-
Gently elected are: President. Mrs.
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Mrs. McDougal; treasurer, Mrs. Clip
son; secretary, MRS. Sampson.
Mrs. Ella Beale OF Pennington is
helping Mrs Robert Moore at the
present time, with housekeeping.
Friday and Saturday all bargains
sale at Fred w. Preble's. 1 peck
Fancy N. Y. Pea Beans, $1.45; Fat
Salt Pork, 17hc pound; pounds
IApton's Coffee, 75c; g rolls, 1000
sheets Toilet Paper, 25c; here is a
real bargain, 20 cakes soap, your
choice while stock lasts for 81; just
think. OF it, 100 cakes Arrow Borax,
IS; fancy quality seeded Raisins, 4
pounds, soc; 6 pounds Ratchet Soda,
csc; 10 small packages Rinse. 49c;
s packages small .Borax chips, ACC;
2 pounds Circle r. Compound, 45c;
Q cans Shrimp, 29c: 4 cans Red Sal
mon, 81; Peanut Butter Kisser, f9c
mon, 81; Peanut Butter Kisses 19c
at Jackman by F. H. Colby has been
III for the past week at the home OF
Fred Temple in Moscow.
Mrs. Josephine Sawyer has been
spending nearly a week at Cold
Stream with her husband, Oman Saw
Yer.
Atkins and Smith will start up their
mill Monday, the twenty-first, for the
manufacturing of hard and soft lum-
Der.
The regular meeting of the c. G. c.
was at the pleasant home OF Mrs.
Arlie A. Pooler on Main street, on the
afternoon of January ninth. There
was a very good attendance. Vic
trola selections and several readings
furnished entertainment. Popcorn
and home made candy we're served
BY the hostess, assisted by Mrs BENZ.
Russell and Mrs. Mark McCollar.
Next meeting with Mrs. Sarah MILL
ken
At the all day session OF the Sum
shine a good number of blouses were
made for the needy children in the
Augusta home. The garments not
COMPLETED were taken home to be
finished by members. Thew will he
forwarded by Mrs. Catherine Doe,
president. as soon as possible. Mrs
Emma Gipson and Mrs. Lila Sanborn
are serving as charity committee this
month for the Sunshine society,
Dorothy Stoddard who is taking a
course In Commercial Art in Boston,
offended ball In Waterville, given
~ Colby last Friday night. She
spent Sunday in Bingham with her
sister, Mrs. Marion Coleman.
(. The Century Club meets this week,
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Florence
Owens.
For the benefit of the Catholic
Church a food sale will be held at
Jennie Hunnewells store on the aft
ernoon of Friday, January 18th.
VIM. s. Robinson has gone to Cold
Stream with sleds and log hauler to
haul lumber for the Hollingsworth &
Whitney Co.
DR.. Deveaux's hospital seems to
fill a need in this vicinity. 1t is
VIGIL dudpteu lot CdIluB lOT udtei hity
or other cases with attendance OF
trained nurses. Mrs Lester Steward
from Steward Camps was brought
there for an operation last Friday and
is now as comfortable as could be
expected. Mrs. Claude Goodrich, a
medical patient is gaining.
Fred Marshall of The Forks who
lost his hand was able to return to
HIS home last Saturday.
Letters received from Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Moore while in New Or
leans, report weather very cold. AT
last account they were in Phoenix
Arizona with Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ian
der. Mrs Lander is being benefited
by the Arizona climate.
DR.. r. c Brown Of Pittsfield was In
Bingham the first of the week
METHODIST NOTES
The Pantomine, illustrating "The
Clarion Call" was most pleasingly
executed last Sunday evening, The
solos rendered by Mrs. Mildred Stew