The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-13
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Big Bundle Old Papers &c Cas-
well s.
Marion Baker and Lila Rowe are
spending Easter vacation at nome
from st. Josephs Lila will complete
the course of study in June.
Mrs. Juliette Webster VINO has
been out of town, returned to Blng-
ham Tuesday.
Peter Larkin of Wateryille, was in
town last week.
After vain attempts to furnish cleo
trio lights for the town with the up
right boiler. they have again connect
ed With the old one and the lights
shine again.
Go and see Bigelow about Crop In
surance that means Good Fertilizer
and Modern Machines to work the
ground.
Florence Noddin of No. Arson is
assisting f. w Preble in the post Of
fee in place OF Gertrude Pierce, who
has resigned
Marta Savage. who has been in
Roston a few months, returned home
this week
Mrs. Gertrude Benjamin expects to
soon be in Bingham with millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pierce went
down river last Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Woods was at Water
Vile the first of the week.
Ihelma Foss began last Monday to
learn to attend the telephone at
Anon Bakers, the farmers central.
Next Sunday, Rev. T. y. HIATT Will
preach an Easter sermon and II Is
expected that there will be singing
suitable for the occasion.
Go and see Bigelow about Good
Fertilizer-that means Tuscarora
brands. Opposite r. K. Station.
Merton T. Goodrich, who is in
structor in mathematics at South
birmingham High school, made a
one days visit with his parents last
Wednesday. returning to Massachu-
sets on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummings and
Harry Cummings were at Lewiston
last week to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Milford Cummings.
Bridget McCollar, who has been in
Augusta and Portland the past WIN
ter. returned home this week.
p. A. Woodland, the new station
agent. has moved his family into one
of A. F. Donigan's tenements.
John Pierce is helping c. e. Millett
in the barber shop.
A. A. Heald of Wateryille, will
speak in the Congregational church
next Sunday evening on the boy
Scout Movement" He is also expect
ed to be present at the entertainment
on Saturday evening at Fraternity
y; he wi form
of the program
Mrs. A A. Dinsmore was at Show
hogan Tuesday afternoon of last
week
Go and see Bigelow about Modern
Farm Machinery-that means the
Iron Age" Line and the "lnterna-
tional" Line.
Mrs. Fl. Cummings entertains the
Sunshine society Thursday of this
week.
All persons owning dogs over four
months old are requested to call at
the town clerks office and obtain a
license for the same.
Harold Coleman is now book-keeper
for the American Shoe Finding Co.
Miss Margie Mitchell of No. Arson
is employed by the American Shoe
Finding Co. running cutters.
Mrs Jennie Reynolds and daugh-
ter, Nellie of Augusta, are in town,
guests of Mrs Reynolds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Murchy.
Another new shipment of room
pspers is just in and we are offering
still more short patterns at hall
nriC o tn m AXE rom for the new stock
Lander & Moore, Bingham.
Saturday. April 1, the Bingham
Grange met and celebrated it's thirty
first anniversary. After the dinner
was served at noon the following pro-
gram was carried out: Song, by the
Grange; reading, Emma Gordon; re
citation, Nina Cooley; solo. Mrs
Edith w. Dorr; reading Mrs. Addit
V. Dutton; recitation. Beatrice Baker;
song, Mildred Miller; recitation
Gladys Baker; recitation, Lu Car
Vile; duet, Christine Baker and Doris