The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-10-01
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The SUNDAY train made its last trip
fo. the season Sept p. and among
th. visitors who spent the day in our
tom were Mr. and Mrs. Maryland Dun
La- of Daayile Jet. to visit their
brother Gilbert Dunbar, and Raymond
Carl of Portland TO visit his parents
R.r. aud Mrs. William Carl.
Fall opening at Donigan's Saturday.
Oct >.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Merle Mitchell have
returned from their wedding trip and
we understand will spend the winter
at Mrs Mitehell's home.
Mrs Betsey Wood of Madison has
been visiting her cousin Mrs. FRANK
Smith Tor the past week.
We learn that Mr.. aud Mis-. Perle!
Carl are the parents of fine baby boy
born recently Mrs. Carl NIL spehu
the winter with her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Cooley aud Mr.. Carl Will
work in the lumber camps
Having just returned from Ne"
York We will have all our tall line OIL
Clothing and Furniture ready lot m
spectiou Saturday. Oct Sd. rms VIII
include Suits. Oyereoats. MacklnaWs'
for both Men and Ladies. ODD rants
Bath Robes Raincoats, Boys SUITS,
Refers and Oyercoats, Rub0ers, ana
an elegant line of Ladies up-to-date
long and medium length WINTER
Goats. Also a new line of fine Furni-
ture. Art Squares and Rugs. Please
examine and get prices at Donlgan S.
Charles Walker, at the home of his
sister Mrs Edwin Robinson, is in very
poor health.
Miss Mary Foss. teacher in one OF
the Caratunk schools. and her uncle
Oscar Clark. spent Saturday in town.
Miss Isabelle Dunton arrived nome
Tuesday of last week after having
spent three weeks in kingfeld nursing
Mrs. Waldo Dunton of Moscow. VINO
underwent a surgical operation at her
former home there. Mrs. Dunton also
arrived the same day much improved
in health.
Dr. and Mrs. r. c. Brown were at
Portland last Thursday and Friday.
The O. E. S. held regular meet
ing Wednesday evening Of last week
at which they initiated one candidate
Mrs. Alice Goodrich arrived home
last Friday, after having spent three
DAYS in Pressure Isle as delegate from
the Century Club to the State FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs. She reports
q very pleasant trip through that part
of the State and feels that she recelV-
ed much inspiration and help from
the Federation meetings.
In response to President Wilson's
call, next Sunday will be observed III
our churches as Go to Church sun
day. People are urgently requested
to attend church upon this day In the
spirit of thanksgiving for the blessings
of peace and prosperity of our own
country and in an attitude OF prayer
for those countries engaged in a
great war. Announcements or the
service will be distributed throughout
the community.
Mrs. j. ]. Lander entertained as
guests at her Pleasant Pond cottage
last week Mrs Della Webster and
Misses Hattie and Agnes Dinsmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Bean and child
have returned from three weeks va
cation spent down river.
Beatrice Gallant, who is teaching at
Lake Moxie, spent Sunday at her
home here. Miss Laura Gallant has
been nursing at Central Maine HOS
pital but is now at home.
MIS-. btOI &c louh(i 10 SAtN '''Ah'HS
two brothers with their wives from
Richmond.
We are showing the best line of
Furs we have ever had. Il. S. Burke.
On Friday of this week Charles
Fred Marble will give an entertain
ment under the direction of the De-
velop Maine Movement, the proceeds
of which will go towards booming
Bingham. Mr.. Marble is one of the
best known humorous entertainers in
New England and will be great
treat Local talent will be presented
between MIR, Marbles parts.
Mr., and Mrs Roy Savage accom-
panied by Ralph Goodrich and wife
and Mrs. Oleane Savage went to Show
hogan last Tuesday, all returning the
same day with the exception of Mrs.
Oleane Savage, who has started on the
"trip to her western home in Iowa, after
q stay of some over year with rela-
tyes in this part of the country.
& T. Goodrich has recently harvest
ed with his garden crops. 90 delicious
musk MELONS. They are equal in
size and quality to those raised in
more favorable parts of the country.
Officers elected in Bingham High |
School Class Presidents: 1915, DON
aid Golf; 1916, George Webber 1917
Harold Carl; 1918. Emily Mitchell;
class secretaries: 1915, Christine
Baker, 1916, Laura Baker; 1917, Mary
Carl: 1918, Dena Hill; editorial board.
1.-THE Bing": Editor-in-chief, Donald
Golf; business manager, George Web
Der; associate editors, 1915, Alcaeus
Cooley; 1916. Mary Carney: 1917, Pearl
Dunton. 1918, Mildred Miller.
Miss Doris Andrews is one of our
young ladies who is especially interest
ed in a musical education. She took
special training at Mortified Seminary