The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-11-19
BINGHAM

Silver Spangled Hamburgs, as well
as less rare varieties of poultry, are
advertised for sale in Everybody 5
Column page A. this week.
Our stock of fall and winter goods
is complete, at bottom prices. Doni-
cams.
MIR. and Mrs. John J. Lander have
returned from their western trip. They
visited while away Mr.. Lyman Baker
of Iowa and Albro Baker of Mime
sofa, besides friends in Illinois. and
Massachusetts.
A. B. Carl of Skinner is spending Il
few days here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dudley and little
daughter Ethelyn from Natervillc
have been guests of Mr.. Dudley Sis
ter Mrs Joseph Bachelor for the past
week.
Mrs. Harry Cummings of Bingham
was appointed at the Rebekah As.
sembly of Maine, held in Portland last
month. as district deputy president
OF this district
DIR. p. o. Hopkins lost valuable
horse one night last week.
Winter work on automobiles. Paint
ing and repairing. See ad of Skow-
hogan Garage Co. this issue.
The Congregational Church Circle
held a special meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Albert Webster yesterday
"wednesday afternoon. A comfort
er was tackled The last regular
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
BENZ. Russell A very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent. The next regu
lar meeting will be with Mrs. Forest
Colby next Wednesday afternoon.
Overcoats one-third less than regu-
lar prices at Donigan's.
Ben Adams and John Owens are
spending this week as guests of Wal
ter Taylor at his camps at Mosquito.
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON has returned
to Bingham Hotel after spending the
past few months at Seboomook.
A large hot air furnace, pipes and
registers, for sale at Donigan's.
At meeting of the Bingham Water
District held last Friday evening Wal
ter E. Robinson was elected trustee to
fill the vacancy caused by resignation
of Harold |. Goss
John Craig and his niece Miss
Charity Thompson who have spent
the entire summer at Pleasant Pond,
stopped with Mrs. Albert Webster
over Sunday on the return to their
home in New Jersey.
The entertainment furnished by
Pitt Parker the cartoonist in kenne
bee Hall last, Friday evening WAS
much enjoyed by good audience con-
sidering the unfayorable weather.
Mrs. Benz Russell entertained as
guests last Sunday her brother Ariie
Pooler and his wife from Pleasant
Pond and her sister Mrs. Lester Hill
ton and her husband from Solon
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Fentiman re-
turned from Waterville last Tuesday
with a fine baby boy about three
weeks old
pie gloves being opened. and will be
sold at one-third less than regular
prices at Donigan's.
George Desrochers seems to be a
happy boy. He is the owner of a
handsome pony and carriage. He is
not one of the selfish boys, he shares
his joy with all the children.
The Sunshine Society held a regu-
lar meeting with Mrs. Walter Robin
son last Thursday afternoon. This
is the time of the year when the Sun
shine Societies are busy. Clothing and
needful articles are distributed and
the usual number of dinners will be
given at Thanksgiving time.
Most everyone knows Mr. Taylor
perhaps all are not aware of the good
work that he is doing All the chill
dren, regardless of color or creed in
the country districts for miles around
know Mr.. Taylor and watch for his
coming He knows their names and
ages and on each ones birthday he