The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-10-15
BINGHAM

BINGHAM
This is the season for new clocks.
We have fine new stock. Alarm
clocks from S1.0e to $500. Mantle
Clocks from s. % TO $4,000 Every
one warranted. Sent prepaid to mail
orders. f. " Moore Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Rounds of Lewiston
are visiting their brother Frank Moore
and other relatives in town.
The Elite shoe is the one for style
aud wear at Donigan's.
Married at the congregational par
sonage by Rev T b. HIATT, Sunday,
oct 4th. Bernard Lawrence Otis ana
Miss Florence Otis both from Arson.
Another lot of Ladies and Men
Maekinaws Just arrived at Donigan 5.
Mrs. Clara Doe is absent on VISIT
to Boston and vicinity
Call and get prices on Go-carts at
Donigan's.
The people who made the effort to
attend Church last Sunday morning
were well repaid for their effort. me
sermon on Human sympathy was
helpful and the music which consisted
of selections by Bakers orchestra ana
the solo Il Shall See the Sunrise Win
the Master rendered by Miss Mildred
Miller and the singing by the GIFTS
choir was very inspiring and much ap-
preeiated.
A new line of Fall and Winter Suits
and Overcoats for men and boys Just
being opened at Donigans.
A very pleasant meeting of the sun
shine Society was held at the home
of the president Mrs. Lucinda Moore
last Thursday afternoon. The prln-
cipal feature of the afternoon being
a description of Pasadena by Mrs. Is
r Adams. She distributed among the
members post cards showing pictures
of the places of interest as she des-
cribed them After delightful al
ternoon spent in Pasadena the mem
bers with several guests were invited
to the dining room and all were served
To most delicious lunch. All agree
that this was one of the pleasantest
occasions in the history of the society.
Mrs. Lephe Prebe and Mrs Lucinda
Moore were appointed Charity Com
mittee for the next month. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Nellie Rob
inson Nov. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Moore from Madl-
son are guests of their sister Mrs.
Ella Chase.
Miss Gladys Hisler, teacher of Sth
and 9th grades spent Saturday, sun
day and Monday at her home in CHINA.
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore substituted in her
school during her absence.
Ben Adams who has been working
in Madison during the past month has
returned home.
About 81 people from here attended
"Within the Law" given at Skowhegan
last Thursday night.
Charles Ball picked a dish of ripe
strawberries from his vines last FIJI
day. Quite rarity for Oct 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dinsmore are
spending few days at their cottage
at Pleasant Pond.
Kitchen comfort comes with every
Glenwood Range at Donigans
Mrs. Emma Pierce intends to spend
the winter with her mother Mrs. Jas.
Pooler in this village.
Mrs. c. L. Ball is now visiting her
parents in Athens Mr.. Ball intends
to go to Athens Thursday and she will
return with him the last of the week.
Mrs. Eunice Baker, past grand of
Centennial Rebekah Lodge will attend
the Grand Lodge, which will assemble
in Portland next week.
Mr. and Mrs Woodie Sanborn are
working out of town and Mr. and Mrs
Ross Bean are occupying their house
Mrs Marta Savage and Mrs. Ethel
Brown were in Lewiston last Satur-
day.
Good Lace Curtains 49, Serim Cur
tains SIPS at Donigan's.
Mrs Clara Houghton has so far
recovered from her recent Illness as
to be able to call upon neighbors.
CONSIDERS HERSELF SAFE IN
GERMANY
The friends of Miss Lu Eldridge,
daughter of James and Hattie Graves
Eldrdge. will be glad to hear from
her and to learn that she considers
herself safe among her German
friends. She has taught in that coun-
try for several years and has made
staunch friends who will protect her
if possible and she thinks it safer to
remain than to try to make the voyage
home, although she reports the war
as terrible. She can hear the artil-
lery at times and it has been her priyi-
lege often to distribute food among the
soldiers.