The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-10-16
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Mrs. Arthur Rinfred of Boston was
at thu home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Pierce last Sunday.
Monday evening there was a recital
in the Congregational church under
the auspices of Bingham High school,
George Herman rendered on of Jo
seph Jefferson's plays "The Old HON.
stead" in q most satisfactory manner
to a fair sized audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Moore visited
their son Ned Moore and his wife at
Skinner. last week
Miss F. II. Sterling, with her sister,
Miss Kathleen. who has been hfr
guest here for time went TO Skowhe
gan Froday Miss Kathleen Sterling
is a graduate nurse from St Mary's
Hospital in Lewiston. AT present she
is in charge of a patient for whom
certain amount of travel is recon-
mended. and this calls her to make a
journey to Quebec in the early future
and later to the Pacific Coast.
One of the finest lines of genuine
mackinaws and wool sweaters in Som
erset Co. at reasonable prices, at Doni-
gans.
There are nineteen families at
Skinner which now has electric street
lights and is very attractiyely located
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Moore are in
Boston this week.
Mrs. Carrie Witham of Portland is
a guest of Mrs. John Cummings and
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hall.
Madeline Smith received her young
friends at her home at birthday par
ty last Saturday afternoon. A treat
was provided and the hostess received
some pretty little gifts.
Urban Bean ha showed into the rent
formerly occupied by Rev. J. A. Me-
servy.
Look at our fall line of Elite dress
shoes Look at our fall line of Long
Walker work shoes. Look at our fall
line of boys and children's shoes.
Donigan's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dorr are visit
ing friends in this vicinity. They ex-
pect to go to Chicago within few
weeks.
Henry Parlin secured fine doe
while hunting at Pleasant Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Maxwell, Mrs.
Truman Fletcher and Mrs. Frank Nor
by automobile last Saturday and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bak-
er to dinner.
Samuel Allbee of Norridgewock was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Her
man Baker in Moscow, last week,
We have sold one make of winter
working pants and the Gold Seal rub
bers for Is years--A large stock OF
both now on hand at Donigan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Goodrich, Mrs.
w. B. Goodrich and Mrs. Marta Saw
age made an automobile trip to Wa
terville, last week.
J. H. Wood, eye specialist, will be at
the Office of DR.. P. A. Wood Oct Il,
for one week. Call and have your
eyes fitted.
Henry Parlin shot fine deer at
Pleasant Pond few days ago.
Horace Craig also shot deer at
the same place.
Partridge hunting has been great
sport this season. The birds have not
been 80 numerous for several years.
Do you want fine dress, fall suit
or overcoat? If 30, get Kirschbaum
or Talbots make at Donigan's.
The drst meeting of the Century
Club for this season will be held !.
Friday at the residence of the new
president, Mrs. Sophie Preble. The
hour of the meeting has been changed
to 230 p M, instead of as it was
last year. 1t is hoped that the mem
bers who attended the Federation An
niversary meetings at Lewiston will
give report at this first meeting of
the club.
Simeon and Davis Howes of Concord
raised and sold 1900 bushels of pota-
toes this year
Virgil Hilton, the nine-year-old son
of Harry Hilton of Embden shot and
killed deer Monday morning that
weighed 100 pounds. The boy saw the
deer in the orchard early in the morn
ing and ran to the house for the rife
His mother loaded 1t for him and let
him try his luck. She soon heard the
report and ran out to meet the boy
uhn had with ono shot killed tho an