The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-10-17
BINGHAM

Rev c. W Rogers of North Arson
preached in the Congregational church
last Sunday. Mr.. HIATT the pastor he
ing called away by the illness OF a
brother
Mrs. John Macleod OF BrownYille
= junction has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. F. L. Furbush the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Gallant has been caring for
Jessie Hamiltons children during the
absence of the latter in Madison. Mrs.
Hamilton returned home on Monday.
Raymond Sawtelle's family who have
been boarding in Oakland, the past
summer. have returned to the rent they
formerly occupied.
The time of the meetings at the
Bingham Methodist church have been
changed as follows Preaching ser
vice at 2 o'clock in the afternoon fol-
lowed by the Sabbath School; evening
service at o'clock. Sunday October
10th, Rev. J. NJ Frost of Auburn, su-
perintendent of the Augusta district
will occupy the pulpit both afternoon
and evening.
Pair of horses for sale, good work
ers, fast walkers, good condition,
right out of hard work on the farm.
Can be seen at Hillside Farm, Con
cord. A S. Burke. 2W41
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorr have
moved into Moscow in the house re-
Gently vacated by Herman Baker.
John Witham and wife will occupy the
house where Mr.. DORIS family lived.
f. H. Preble and wife and John Ber-
eonzi who returned from Boston Mon-
day night enjoyed the big sight of the
Columbus Day parade on Oct L,
where more than $4,000 men were in
the march, $1,000 Italians in the lead.
Fall and winter 1912 and 1913. We
have Just returned FROM New Vol k
and Boston with a record stock OF fall
and winter clothing, furniture and %
and 10 goods. Sweaters, Mackinaws
for men and women and underwear,
outside garments, hats, caps, ties and
footwear. Over 100 pairs of Doni-
gans winter pants. Over % new Big
low Administer art squares, ranging
in price from $3.50 to $3.50 regular
prices $25 to $50. Couches, chairs
and all kinds of furniture at the low
est prices. Look at our new % and
10 line. Our laundry now is sent to
Portland Thursday noon and back Sat
urday Why not have laundry done
/ we'll at the same price, Donigan' s
Kennebec Clothing and Furniture
House, Bingham.
George Baker is attending the must
cal festival in Portland this week.
John Getchel who has been work
ing on Charles Hilton's house has re-
turned to y. Arson. The plasterers
are now at work on the house.
Members of the New Century Club
should remember that Oct, 18th is the
date of the first meeting TO be held
at the home of Mrs. Marta Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Batchelder
have rented the north part of Lea
Hussey's house.
Mrs Lombard and Mrs. Clark of
Scion were in town shopping last
Tuesday.
AS Thomas Reynolds was assisting
in the unloading of some coal, wheel
of the heavily laden cart passed over
one foot tanning the big toe quite
badly.
Roland Baker who has just return
ed from Boston is said to be i'll with
typhoid fever.
The Progressive Rally will be held
next Monday night, Oct. q. The com
mittee has made special efforts to Sc
cure good speakers and are glad TO
announce that they have been success
full. George S. Mccarthy of Lewiston
/ and Rev. 3. c. Bubar of Danforth will
explain the platform and the princi-
IL.
fighting.
Preble & Robinson will do lumber
ing upon an extensive scale this win
ter. They will run five camps, three
on the Dead Water section and two on
MoXie Gore.
The new reservoir was cleaned out
last week making 1t in good condition
for the winter.