The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-05-04
BINGIl M.

The American Shoe Finding Co. are
about to start a night crew with Amos
Hunnewell foreman.
George Hoyey and James ThOrne OF
No. Arson were in town last week.
Henry Sands reopened his restaur-
ant last Monday Jennie McCollar is
doing table work.
Walter Piper returned to Proyi-
dence Monday of this week.
Jennie Gahill has been very i'll the
past week and Mrs. {. +. Ball has
been teaching the intermediate school
in her place.
At the parsonage by Rev. T. B.
HIATT on April % Milo w Johnson of
Bingham and Isabelle Johnson of No.
Vassalboro were united in marriage.
James Martin and Benjamin Miller
/ of Pleasant Pond were in town last
! Saturday
Go and see Bigelow about Fertilz-
err Start your crops quick with Tus-
carora Brands, the very best in town
Harrison Williams of Caratunk was
in Bingham Monday.
Albert Clark of Caratuak was re-
Gently in town
Grating apple trees and putting
lawns in order has been keeping
Enoch Osgood busy so far this
spring.
. and see Bigelow about Grass
! J, including japanese Millet and
'u' alian Grass,
dies from West Ripley have sent
10 f. Baker for mounting fine
sYeclnden Of a great gray owl the rar-
est of the ten species we have in this
section. This bird has a large face
no horns, small eyes and a spread of
four and one-half feet to its wings.
Mrs Mohr of New York is the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. d. H. Mohr.
Mrs. Wallace Turner of Madison ar
rived in Bingham and has been as
sisting the family of E. E. Hill dur
! ing the past few days.
A B. Frost, jeweler, of Skowhe-
gan, has rented the corner store of
Mrs. Eta Holt,
Rev. Thomas HIATT was at No. Arson
Monday.
John Briggs has rented a building
of J. ]. Lander and will soon open a
garage.
Go and see Bigelow about Yankee
Seed Cutter. Cuts a peck of potatoes
a minute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Carney in
tend going to Mosquito in a few
weeks. MIR. Carney will make bust
ness of catching frogs and has en-
gagged to furnish several large hotels
with frogs legs during the season,
James Rogers has returned from
New Portland where he visited his
sister. Mrs Bert Savage.
Sadie Jones has gone to Mosquito
to do teble work for George Jones
and Lu Pooler will go Monday to do
table work.
Go and see Bigelow about Harrows,
the reliable McCormicks
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock the
Sunday school which has been or
ganized for two years, was re-organ-
lied at the Coburn school house
with the following officers: Mrs. Hen
ry Cooley, superintendent; Miss Geor-
gia Coombs, assistant superintendent;
Miss Ethel Gilman, treasurer and sec
rotary; Miss Nina Cooley organist.
Three classes consisting of primary,
intermediate and adult were organic
ed under instruction of faithful work
ers. This Sunday school is to benefit
children that live long distance
from the village.
Go and see Bigelow about the Iron
Age" Garden Drills and Seeders Save
YOUR backs and tempers this season.
The slides which Rev. T. B. HIATT
will show next Sunday evening are
eighty in number and are from Mexi-
co, Spain and Austria.
Mrs Roy Savage went to Portland
Monday for few days.
We have bought large line of
children's shoes made in Norridge-
wock. Can be sold at very reason
able price at Donigans.