The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
BINGHAM

Mrs. Hartwell Richardson of Au-
burn is visiting her sister, MRS. d. r.
Adams.
Mr.. Skinner and family are In Or
| leans. Vermont, this week.
James Martin OF Pleasant Pond was
in town recently.
F H. Colby's family who are al
their summer cottage make frequent
trips TO Bingham. They have been
entertaining Mrs. and Miss Griffith OF
Massachusetts.
Miss Alice NJ Augusta of Somerville
Mass. is stopping for some weeks with
Mrs r. n. Sands.
Chester burning also of Somerville
vas here for a time.
Gladys Steward has gone to Dead
water to work for Mrs. Thibedeau.
Mrs Desroches has been quite i'll
for several days. Her son who has
been having SO much trouble with his
leg and arm will have to 90 again TO
The hospital
Halbriggan and open net union
suits Al q cents each at Donigans
Mrs Crosby Spaulding OF Garatunk
eas IN town recently.
Mrs Terrence Martin who has been
visiting a son In y New Portland re-
turned home Monday OF this week
She eas accompanied by one OF her
BOYS
some day the people Of this coun-
try vii protest just as vigorously
AGAINST adulterated cloth as they have
against adulterated food. Hart Schaf-
finer a Marx clothes, sold by Mark
Savage q Co. are not adulterated;
theg re al wool
Clarence Dunton went to North An
son Tuesday in connection with his
moving pictures, Tuesday. He has
purchased Mr.. Meseryey's printing
outfit recently.
Herbert Dinsmore is employed by
MIR. Dunton in various ways in the
work
During the months of July and Au-
gust the Congregational Church Circle
will not hold their usual meetings.
The more particular men and
young men are about what they buy,
the more Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes they will wear. All styles at
Mark Savage & Co.
Wallace Howes of Concord cut his
ing machine last Monday. He threw
up his left hand to keep his hat from
being blown off by the wind and hit
the newly sharpened scythe, tearing
the flesh from the fingers.
Laura Baker who has been the
guest of her aunt at Pleasant Pond is
now at home.
Miss Eleanor Graves and the Misses
Haman all of Boston are with Mrs.
Daniel Patience for a stay of several
weeks. They arrived last Saturday
and hope to go TO the Enchanted be-
fore their return.
DR.. P. A. Wood was given a surprise
party Tuesday night by twelve of his
friends, the occasion being the birth.
day of DR.. Wood. The evening WAS
spent in playing cards. Delicious le-
freshments were served and at the
close of the evening, II. |. Goss pre-
scented to DR.. Wood, in behalf of those
present beautiful Masonic watch
chain and charm.
Miss Sue Whitney of Skowhegan is
with friends and relatives in town.
F. H. Preble and family and Wal
ter Robinson and family went to Mad
ison, Tuesday, with their automobile.
Miss Fostena Millett of Readfield is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Millett
Charlotte White of Waterville has
been visiting friends in town the past
week; she was the guest of w. B.
Goodrich's family at Pleasant Pond on
Sunday.
For the next ten days we offer
everything at cost and below in our
millinery department. % per cent off
on white waists and muslin under
wear. Donigan & Hight.
Delegates to the Progressive CONVEX
ton held at Waterville Tuesday were
S. A. Smith, Anon Baker and Allen
Lander with Leon and Merton Good
rich; they all went by automobile to
attend the meeting, returning the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pooler have re-
Gently returned from Pleasant Pond,
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Russell.