The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-04-16
BINllH 1 VI

/ The Sunshine Society will hold their
annual sale at Fraternity Hall. May
! list. Each member is requested to
give an apron
/ W W Stoddard. wife. and daughter.
/ Dorothy. spent part of last week in
/ Boston
Mrs. Mary Redman has been criti-
cally i'll with a severe attack of gall
stones. Her son John Redman and
his wife and her daughter Leona Ster-
ling of Caratunk have been with her
during the past week. At this writing
she is more comfortable
If you want to sell or buy a farm
call on the Central Maine Realty Co..
Skowhegan.
S. r. Goodrich of this place has
lately received a very interesting spec
linen of gold bearing quartz which he
prizes very highly. II was sent to
him by distant relative, Mrs. w.
McDaniels of Victor Colo, whose
grandfather Ephriam Heald. used to
live in the Hunnewell house north of
Albert Webster's. the oldest house
now standing in Bingham village.
FOR SALE-Coyered carriage in
first class condition. A bargain. In
quire of W b. Goodrich
+. Fl. Colby is securing a crew of
men to place metal towers on the look
out mountains in northern Maine.
These are for the use of the fire war
dens stationed on the mountains and
each tower is connected with a tele-
phone line.
Try the Globe Steam Laundry, no
higher priced than cheap laundrys.
Mo in, Ioi
your laundry at Donigans
There must be some business done
in Bingham Tuesday night there
were twenty-four travelling statesmen
lodging at the hotel and this is not
an unusual occurrence.
The kennebec Minstrels, local tai
ent, are practising every night this
week
Look at the latest line of Suits just
| opened at Donigan's. Mems $12.50,
$1450, $16.50 $500, $21.00 and $500.
Youths $3.50 to $3.50; Norfolks for
men and youths $3.50 to $14.50; chill
| drens Norfolks and Blouse Suits 1915
to $3.50. The money in every suit.
! The high wind of Sunday night dried
! the mud in our streets and it is very
good walking. We still have some
cold weather. 1t is said that at
Pleasant Pond there is four feet of
snow and no sign of spring
Mrs. James O'Brien accompanied
by a nurse went to the Central Maine
Hospital Tuesday.
Easter services at the Congregations
al Church were very appropriate and
! impressive The platform was beau
tifully decorated with palms and lilies.
Mr.. HIATT delivered a semon upon the
!, Easter text and appropriate music
was furnished by the choir. At the
evening service four united with the
! church.
We are searching for some one to
act as correspondent for this paper
from the following localities: Con
cord, Pleasant Ridge, Moscow, Dimick
Deadwater. MoXie and Mosquito Will
anyone interested please write us re-
garding the same.
Mrs A. l.. Cilley and two daughters
Lenora and Della have returned from
Skowhegan where Mrs. Cilley has been
for three weeks nursing a sick friend
Mrs. Harriet Flye, who passed away
April II.
The Elite and Walk-Oyer Shoes FOL
men; Educator for boys and Skufel
for children and the Gold Seal Rubbers
for men and women. What Is bet
ter? Try them at Donigan's.
, Frank A. Cleveland is expected home
in few weeks from Alaska, having
been in the Klondike mining region
for years. 1t is understood that he il
coming east owing to his health. His
sister Mrs. r. F. Wilson of Skowhe
gan has started for Seattle, Washing
ton, where she purposes to meet hin
and accompany him back to Maine.