The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-20
BINGHAM

terms If wanted One Upright pia-
no. walnut case; one electric range
one Red Star oil stove. Inquire oil
II. NJ. Savage.
FOR SALE-SterlinP' Garage at
Bingham does large business and mas
Eord apencv 2W12
Don't forget the thrilling photo
play "Skin Deep which is 10 be pre-
sented in Kennebec Hall one week
from tonight, Thursday, March eth,
under the auspices Of the Stanley
Beane Post No. 90 Of the American
Legion and its Auxiliary.
Mrs. Robert Wood who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, IS re-
ported TO be gaining. nurse from
North Arson is caring for her.
Mrs. Emma Brown from Rupert,
Idaho, was called here by the death
of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Wood, and
the serious sickness of her sister.
Fred w. Preble's spring cash sale
Friday and Saturday. pounds
Cream Tartar. $1.05; pounds Seeded
Raisins, 45c; 3 cans Peas, 49c; cans
corn, Acc; pounds A. & II. Soda,
25c; 20 good sweet Oranges, 49e COT
fee is high and going higher price
this sale, your choice, White House.
PEBBLES best, Monarch Sa-co and
Iiptons 42c pound. Good time TO
buy. Prunes 2 pounds, Zoc.
There will be box social at the
home of Olive Hilton, Wednesday
March 26th, for the benefit of the
Methodist Church.
Smith and Atkins have given a
load of wood to bingham library,
which is highly appreciated and Just
what was needed in the new stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker spent
the week end with their daughter
Mrs. Christine Halves in Vassalboro.
Master Stanley Eames accompanied
them home from Scion to spend n
week.
w. f. Robinson attended the auto
show in Boston last week and visit
ed his sons Colby and Allan at the
same time.
Mrs. Emma Hill and Mrs. Joseph
inc Sawyer who are serving as lib
rarians this month, were in Skowhe-
gan one day of last week.
A. p. Murray has been drawn on
the traverse jury and Will soon be
called to serve at Skowhegan STU
preme Judicial Court.
J. f. King has given the following
books to the library: Land Cruis-
ing and Prospecting "a. F. Wailaee);
Beverly of Granstark (McCutcheon)
and two juvenile, The Auto Boys
(Braden) and Fighting the u-Boat
Menace tFiske).
Mr.. Leonard who has rented the
Perley Bickford house on Murray
street, moved in with his family the
first of the week.
A. G. Dinsmore and w. b. Good
rich are spending few days in the
lumber camps at the Spencer and
Rock Pond, guests of Forrest II. Col
by and w. w. Durgin.
On account of the play "A Bunch
of Fun" to be given by the Juniors
on Friday night, the Grange held
their card party Wednesday evening.
7 will be at Bingham Hotel, Mon
day. March "a to flt glasses. II. {.
Brown. M. ID. 1W12
A Camp Fire ceremonial meeting
was held Friday evening at the home
of their guardian, Mrs. Marta Saw
age. The Abnaki Girls in ceremon-
ial robes assisted the guardian in
giving the wood gatherer's degree to
seven Abnaki sisters also to twelve
OF the Kennelec Camp Fire girls.
Mrs. Savage, the guardian of these
two camps was further assisted by
Mrs. Lottie Taylor Guardian of the
Wakefield Camp Fire girls who
with part of her girls were the in
vited guests of the evening. Miss
Elizabeth Thompson who is to be as
sistant guardian the coming year
with Mrs. Coleman were also present,
Mrs. Coleman staying in the camp
Fire as an active worker. Thirty
two Camp Fire members were pres
emit. The decorations on the gowns
OF some of the girls are very inter
esting.
Roy M. Savage who visited his aunt
Olena Savage last week at SHOW
hogan hospital, found her about as
usual, able to sit up a while both
in the forenoon and afternoon.
Miss Laura Baker from Sangerville
is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker
before going to Boston for visit
Mrs. Robert Hilton entertained the
Sunshine members at their regular
meeting last week.
Mrs. Stella Tibbetts is very thank
full for the kindness of the Sunshine
in remembering her with fruit, dur
ing her recent illness.
The card party held at Fraternity
hall last Friday night was success
I'm everyway 1t was given by the
Rebekahs with an attendance of sixty
or more persons. Refreshments of
sandwiches doughnuts, cheese and
coffee were served. There were
twelve tables of whist in one room
and other games were played OF the
various tables elsewhere.
Mrs. MacDougall's Sunday school
class met at her home and organized
their class The following officers
were chosen: President, Dorothea
Woodland; vice president, Thelma
Bean: secretary and treasurer. Ethel
Hunnewell; sunshine. committee Eli
zabeth Moore; missionary committee,
ReOlah Adan1a. lockout comm ittap.