The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-09
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGII AN

BINGHAM
Mss Marion Baker has gone to So.
Harpswell With a number of her Far
uington school friends where they
haze hired as Mattresses in a summer
hotel
Straw hats marked down at Doni-
gGn's.
Mrs. knowlton and her daughter
Erma from Waterville are visiting Ms.
Arle Dinsmore.
Harold Sterling aud family from
Pittsheld are visiting relatives IN tow.
Horace Craig returned last FRIDAY
from New jersey where he was called
several weeks ago by the illness al
his mother who has now recovered
Price list tor cash from July 10
IL. 1914 at +. 5. HunneWell store on
Murray St, Bingham. Me lie peas.
10c can; 12t corn, cans for 22e' -3e
pineapple 1Sc per can. 2ae raspberFles
tic per can: 20e peaches. I,C per can
" lb. can cocoa poe. l5c pumpkin, loe
per can. Boston baked beans Sc per
can; bananas, poe per dOz., lbs soda
crackers Csc: 45C bulk tea, 30c ID;
soc pkg. tea, 40c lb. 35c coffee, SOC
lb.: SOC coffee 25c ID. English walnuts
tic ID; dried peaches lbs for 25e;
20 lbs. sugar $l.O0. Call and look
at my line of guides and Mems work
shoes and tennis. Respectfully 1917.
Miss Agnes Bray has returned to
her home in Dover, \. II. after spend
ing seven weeks with Mrs. f. d. Curtis.
Miss Ivy Keene the nurse who has
been caring for Mrs. Blanche Gordon
has returned to Portland leaving Mrs.
Gordon very much improved in health.
Landlord Gipson entertained eigh-
teen guests at the hotel July 4th be
sides 100 transients who took dinner
there. -
A new line of rugs at Donigan's.
Miss Marzic Baker from Scion is
visiting this week with relatives in
town
Married at the parsonage by Rev.
T. 3, HIATT, Emma Mclaughlin of Mos
cow and Wilton Steward of Concord.
On last Tuesday evening T. ".
Moore president of Bingham Board OF
Trade gave a banquet at his home 10
the Fourth of July committees II
seems almost needless to say ii was a
good time as everyone knows Mr..
Moores ability to entertain
lot at the foot of Goodrich street and
has new house well underway.
The members of the Sunday School
are requested to meet at the Congre-
gational Church vestry on Friday
morning at s o'clock with well filled
lunch baskets and they will be con-
veyed from there to the Daniel Robin
son farm in Concord. Each teacher
md hoy o.
ial charge over her respective class.
This place has been investigated by
the committee and found an ideal place
for picnic. The day will be spent In
playing and it is much desired that
this may be gala day for the Sunday
School.
A full line of boys carts at Doni-
gan's.
Mrs. Viola Williams from North An
son spent few days with her sis
ter Mrs Anon Baker.
Mrs. Carrie Carbino of Caratunk
visited her sisters here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Douglass who has been with
her daughter Mrs. Eva Bachelor the
past week has returned to lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bradbury and
Mrs. Laura Mctadden OF Fairfield
were calling on relatives in town Sun
day having made the trip by auto on
the same day.
If you wish your laundry done cor
rect bring it TO A. f. Donigan's be-
fore 8 a. N. Wednesday. 1t will be
returned from Portland Saturday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Hamilton and son
Earl spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dunbar at lockwood.
Rev. J. H. Mosley and family and
lady friend from New Sharon are
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Foss and other relatives.
Dan Steward and wife from North
Arson spent several days in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams Of Madi-
son spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall.
Frank Rowe, William Robinson and
Will Durgin started last Thursday for
Nova Scotia. We understand they
have made the trip for the purpose of
looking over timber land.
Mrs. Fred Merrill of Augusta is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Lucy Bates at
Howard Russells.