The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-02-15
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lnterment WAS III sunset cemetery.
BINGHAM
The alarm of fire last Monday after
noon was promptly responded to by
the new fire department. Fortunately
il was a small fire in what was the
boarding house near the mills and was
quickly put out before damage worth
mentioning was done.
150 pair sample Indian tan slippers
for ladies and men at about half
price, at Donigan's.
The CONGREGATIONAL Circle met last
week with Mrs. T. B. HIATT. The mem
bers are soon to serve a supper Ill
Fraternity hall.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of caratunk
was in town last week.
Is pairs of girls felt shoes, sizes, 2.
1-2 and 3, worth, $1.50-75c, at Don
igan's.
Miss Ivy Keene of Portland was the
guest of her brother, WILDER keene
last week.
Is to % per cent reduction on all
kinds of rubbers at Donigan's.
Mrs. Elmer Tibbetts of Athens has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Firth this week.
Roscoe Bean is visiting at Kent's
Hill for few days.
high priced fur coats will be sold
at a sacrifice, call Immediately and get
prices. Donigan's, Bingham.
The subject for the morning service
at the Methodist church next Sunday
is the Unchanged Savior" in the even
ing THE Imperfect Stone made
Rock of the Foundation"
Owing to the severe colds the choir
at the Methodist church have had to
omit for several Sundays the special
music.
Don't be deceived in buying cheap
wall paper of agents and having them
make you a price on single rolls. An
elegant line of new wall paper at rock
bottom prices at Donigan's. A sample
book sent on application.
Friday afternoon Feb. 18th at 2 p.
m, all interested in forming a Literary
Club in this village are earnestly re-
quested to meet with Mrs. Marta Saw
age at her residence to make plans
and organize the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. HIATT entertained
the young Peoples Chorus, members
of the orchestra and invited friends
at their home one evening last week.
Quite an entertainment was given by
those present after which games and
refreshments were enjoyed.
Bath robes marked down % per
cent at Donigan's.
Mrs. Roland Baker caught mink
in her hen house last week The ami
NAL had been troubling the hens and
no doubt had been helping himself to
| an Mrc Ia
great cutlery among the hens and rum
ming out to find out the cause, caught
up a hen which was making a great
squall and her hand came in contact
with the mink that still chung to the
hen Mrs. Baker was too startled to
succeed in killing the mink this time,
but set a trap bated with fresh fish
and caught the little animal.
Rev. T. B.. HIATT has arranged the
following seri of Sunday topics up
on which he will speak on the dates
given: Feb. 18th, Other Worldliness;
Feb. 25th, Putting on Christ; March 3,
Christian Heroism; March 10, Good
Conscience; March II, Transformed by
Beholding; March 24,Triumph Over
Temptation; March 81, Light at Even
tide; Good Music, Young Peoples
chorus, bdhCT EfcTJOut
is most cordially invited.
An elegant line of spring suits in
blues, browns, grays, blacks and fam
cy mixea The latest cuts and made
in workmanlike manner, at reasonable
prices at Donigan's.
Although the thermometer register
ed 90 below zero last Saturday morn
ing IA of the Bingham Boy Scouts
made the tri. to E. E. Bakers in Mos
COW returning through the woods on
snow sho s. The day proved too
severe for the expected Boy Scout Wis
itors from North Arson to drive up
and take supper with the Bingham
boys; SO the young ladies were invited
and nice supper enjoyed followed by
speaking, music and a social. All of
which was much enjoyed by all pres
ent. Quite a number of the men of
the town were present and by their
presence and words of encouragement
showed their interest in the movement
The next meeting will be held on Sat
urday evening in their hall in the
High School building
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell of Caratunk
was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Stewart a
few days last week
c. c. Stewart came home Saturday
from Moore's Siding to visit his
family, returning Monday.
This is winter when everyone
takes an interest in the temperature
We have a stock of good thermo-
meters at Csc and SOC. E. w. Moore,
Bingham, Me.