The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-29
BINGHAM.

Earl Andrews, who was graduated
from Hebron last week. is now al
home: also Ralph Goodrich. VINO Is
a student in the same school.
Miss Agnes T. Cole of Roslindaie'
Mass. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. b Goodrich.
L. w. Goodrich was at Wateryille
on Monday of this week.
Mrs. Eugene Clark OF Caratunk,
was in town Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Folsom are en-
pertaining Mr.. Folsoms mother and
sister Mrs Rollie Ireland of CORN
ma.
Jennie Cahill is taking Ethel Bak-
er's place as book keeper at Hume
wells store.
For Furniture of all kinds go to
Donigans.
Mrs. Perley Foss has been visiting
friends in New Hampshire and VIII
visit in Haverhill and Lynn. Mass"
before her return. She is accom-
panied by Elinor Pickering and they
will be away from home about three
weeks. III
Thomas Cahill and family and Marie
Cahill made the trip from Boston 10
Bingham last Sunday In twelve hours,
leaving Boston at a. m. and arrlv-
ing at Bingham at p. M, DIS
lance of about 24O miles.
Mrs. Winnie Vittum has been Wis
iting Mrs. Thomas Howes in Moscow
the past week.
Go and see Bigelow about Iron Age
Sprayers-be ready to insure a good
crop Also find out about Arsenoid
before you spray.
John Briggs, who returned last
week with his bride from Connect
cut, is very busy in his garage. which
he opened this season.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins and family of
Skowhegan. are now in town,
Mrs. Mont Miller visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gle Carbino, at
Caratunk last week
"A large line of new Butterick pat
terms at Sayage's.'
Another new assortment OF men
and youths suits at 81 80 to 81 90.
Childrens Suits $1.75 to $500. WASH
Suits 4Sc to 75c. Rompers. 33c 10
4Sc. A very large line OF Odd Pants
for men, youths and children at pop
ular prices at Donigan's.
Charles Pierce has bought an ell
of Mrs. Sarah Milliken and has re-
moved II to his lot on a new street
running north from Whitney street
where he will build house
A. F. Donigan is making prepara-
tions to move several buildings Wnlch
will be converted into dwellings,.
F. s. Hunnewel is making house
of what has been stable near ElWin
Robinson's. ,--
Mrs. F. s. Hunnewell was at
Pleasant Pond several days OF last
week.
Go and see Bigelow about Iron Age
Riding Cultivators. They are simple
and durable and will do your Work.
It's time to cultivate
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Williams and
DR.. and Mrs. D. H. Mohr were at
. Pleasant Pond last Sunday making
the trip. in DR.. Williams new auto
mobile.
BENJAMIN Russell and family have
gone to their Pleasant Pond nome
for the summer.
Merton T. Goodrich, who made
brief visit home last week, is spend
Ing the present week in Deer Isle.
VIM. Robinson has just purchased
a new automobile.
One mans dollar is as good as an
others. But they don't always huy
the same. II you spend yours 1ol
liz TT Schaffner & Marx clothes 1t VIII
go farther. Call at Mark Savage q
, Co q and see them.
What about a new wagon for the
4th of July. / have theb both stee
and rubber tired. Come and see me
A. s. Burke.
Willard Carl, son of policeman
Cerl, was found in a dazed condition
Sunday evening near Reuben Beans.
He was returning from Cony Robin
sens on his bicycle and coming down
a long steep hill north of Robinson 8
house, when something caused the
front wheel of the bicycle to collapse.
Young Carl was thrown forward,
striking on his head 1t is not known
hcw long ne lay in the road but
pa ssing automobile found him sitting
on rock with his head in his Hands.
He was taken in and brought to his
home where he Is under the care of
Dr. Mohr His head was badly shak-
en- up but fortunately no bones were
broken and his condition is improv
ing.
Look over your haying tools and
see what repairs you need and II a
new mower or rake then go and see
Bigelow and save money in haying.
You are requested and earnestly
urged to be present at meeting
called by the citizens of Bingham to
be held in Grange hall, Wednesday
evening. July 5. The purpose OF this
meeting is to organize the forces OF
Bingham, Moscow Concord and Pleas
ant Ridge in defense of the Prohibi-
tory law Every citizen who does not
believe in local license or local op-
ton is earnestly requested to join
us in safeguarding the home and in
the welfare of the State. Per
order of the committee, A. c. Dins-
more, L. G. Baker. w. E. Andrews
l. G.. Pierce; Rev. T. B. HIATT, secre-
tary.
j. H. Wood. the Optometrist, is now
prepared to do Optical work in all its
branches. Office over A. F. Doni-
gan's Store. Examinations and con-
situations free.
SOLON.
DR.. and Mrs. u. o. Piper returned
last Wednesday from few days out
ing at Lakewood.
Mrs. Fred Magoon and Mrs. Geo.
Cross spent the day Wednesday in
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Tilson Jones went to Bruins
wick Friday, called there by the death
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