The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-04-03
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Elizabeth Hodgkins of Brockton,
Mass, student of Colby College
has been a guest of Mrs. Ben Russell,
Mrs. Will Pooler and other friends
in town.
Mrs. Simeon Howes is in the Lewis
ton hospital having submitted to a
second operation.
Thelma Foss is now at home on 9
visit.
John Cummings is now able TO be
about and Mrs. Cummings is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cummings have
cared for them during their illness OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins
started Thursday morning for trip
of two or three weeks. Jhey Will
visit Boston, Providence and Atlantic
City.
We carry nothing but the latest ana
hest shoes at reasonable prices, take
a look at our Elite, Walk-over, low
and high tan and black spring shoes.
large stock to select from at Doni-
cams. Bingham. We carry the Hard
ing & Jordan handmade driving
shoe.
Ruth Lander has been home from
Pennington Normal school during the
Easter vacation.
Mildred Knowlton of Waterville has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. "A.
A. Dinsmore.
Young ladies' club about six dollars.
Young ladies club about six dollars.
Mrs. Simeon Whitney has been in
Boston the past few weeks.
Our stock of stiff and soft hats and
spring caps is now complete, Lamson
G. Hubbard soft and stiff hats from
az to 81. John B. Stetson sort nate
in black and cream, $3.50, regular
nrice 81. Mems and boys caps .z3
AZ and % at Donigan's, Bingham.
Walter and Earl Taylor's families
have been caused much Inconvenience
by the high water which mas oeen
inches deep in their cellar, rendering
the furnace useless for a time.
Mrs. NJ. d. Skinner Is In orleans
Vt. visiting friends. -,
John Brack of Moscow VINO Is II,
with pneumonia and under trained
nurses care is thought to be niue
better this week.
Cold seal rubbers for men and Ia
dies and large line OF sllp-on ana
waterproof outside coats from $3 TO
s14 20 at Donigan's, Bingham.
The following new books nave re-
Gently been purchased and placed IN
bingham Library: A Girl IN inou-
sand. Sheldon; A Cry in the Wilder
ness. Waller; The Day of Day. vance +;
Sweet Glover, Burnham; The Heart Oh
the Hills. John Fox, Jr.; The Upas
Tree. Barclay; Pilgrims of the Plains
Arlington: Patsy, S. r. Crockett; In
the Hollow of Her Hand. McCutcheon ;
Mother Carey's Chicken, Wlggm |;
lust a Girl, Garyin; A Romance OF
Billy Goat Hill, Rice; The Tree OF
Heaven, Chambers; The Street OF
Ascalon. Chambers; A Thorn Among
Roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mclaughlin
have a new baby boy, born March 20.
Abram J. Miller and Ernest r. lett
town Monday morning for Vancouver
British Columbia.
Mrs. Augusta F. Cleveland Baker
passed away at her home IN ONO
illinois, March 81. She fell snort
time before and broke her collar bone
and other troubles followed including
acute indigestion She was born IN
Moscow, July 25th. 1899.
Crosby Spaulding of Caratunk was
In town Tuesday last.
T. II. Spear of Madison was IN town
Monday night.
All the village schools reopened
Monday with a good attendance IN
each and with the same teachers.
The Century Club will meet Friday
afternoon of this week with Mrs.
Martha Savage as Mrs. F. II. Colby
will be away and unable to entertain
at that time.