The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-15
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Mrs. Marguerite Reynolds is visit
ing her friend Mrs Lettie Magoon in
Lancaster. n. II.
If you want the correct polish on
your laundry send it TO the Globe
Steam Laundry of Portland. Goes
from Donigan's every Wednesday
forenoon.
Strawberry Ice Cream made with
fresh straw berries from the sunny
South" at Prebles Saturday
At the last regular meeting oil the
Grange held last Saturday afternoon
G w button was invited to speak
before the meeting upon the proceed
ings of Legislature during the past
winter. He spoke especially upon
subiects which were of interest TO
the Grange and the welfare OF the
farmer. The program was very much
enjoyed.
A lot of new Go-Carts just arrived
at Donigan's Saturday noon.
Miss Angie Robinson from Lynn
Mass. is now home on a vacation.
Miss Weber of Waterville was a
guest over Sunday in the home oil
j. j. Lander.
Oliver Williams is building a small
house for his own use on Baker 81.
Mrs. John Witham and twin boys
are now visiting at her former hoii'e
in Concord.
Mrs. Maynard Skinner and daugh,
ters have returned from two weeks
visit in Vermont =,
shall start my ice cart about April
% ALL customers that wish to be tur-
nished with ice are requested 10 nave
their refrgerators in readiness anu
take ice as soon as cart starts. Ice
will be sold by the pound or mohth.
+. S. Hunnewell.
The friends of Bert Huff regret 10
learn that he does not feel hiinseii
equal to the treatment Whlcn ne 10
receiving at the Sanitorium and Is 10
return to the home of John Miller IN
Solon where necessary arrangements
have been made for his convenience
and benefit.
Special-Everybody's Magazine 3
months by mail for soc. SEND your
order at once to Fred w. Preble,
Bingham, Maine.
The Church Circle was largely at
tended on Wednesday of last week.
An interesting program was present
ed after the business of the meeting.
The next regular meeting will be
held In the vestry on the afternoon
of April 21st with Mrs. Eva Bachelor
as hostess. Each lady Will respond
to the roll call with Helpful hint
for housekeeping.
Full stock of Fisk tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last wear. Briggs Garage Co., Bingham
1877
A new sign reading Ideal Cafe
has been placed upon the front OF
the building formerly known as
Moore's restaurant.
Austin Tibbetts has been moving
his family and household furniture
during the past week into the Givens
house on Bridge st. Mr.. and Mrs
Davis Howes, who formerly occupied
the house have moved into Mrs. Cal
win Ellis house and Mrs. Ellis Is liV-
ing with her son Sumner in concord
Mrs. B. F. Adams went on Tuesday
to visit her sister Mrs. Hart Richer
son in Auburn.
Busiest store-quality. price and
service Donigan's, Bingham.
Fred E. Baker who has lived In
Bingham for many years purposes to
make his home in the future with his
daughter Mrs. Evander Andrews of
Pleasant Ridge.
15-3Oc oranges for Csc at Preble's
Saturday.
The carriage house for many years
connected with the buildings former
ly owned by Alfred Chase. has been
purchased by Will Durgin and moved
onto lot where it will be remodeled
into a garage.
Roy Savage begins this week on a
new cottage at Pleasant Pond.
The store of W. B. Goodrich & Son
which has been undergoing extensive
repairs, now presents a very up-to-
date appearance. both on the exterior
and interior This is the Oldest store
in town but the new plate glass Win
dows, hardwood floors and modern
system of lighting. make it very at
tractive and a modern place of bust
ness.
Moving pictures every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday nights at Ken
nebec Hall.
A local Dramatic Club has been
formed in town with Chas. Marble of
Portland as instructor. The first
meeting was held in Firemen's Hall
last Tuesday evening with quite a
large class in attendance. 1t is
hoped that such club may be of
lasting benefit to the town
The Sunshine Fair will be held
Thursday May 18th, at the Fraternity
Building.
The Elite shoe does the business
and shows the style. No cheap
shoes at Donigan's.
Mrs Harold Doe was called to-
Athens last week by the serious ill
ness of her little boy. Word was re-
ceived that the baby died Sunday
The parents have the sympathy of
many friends in their great sorrow.
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore Is assisting In
the High school during Mrs Does ab.
scnce.
S0L0S
Misses Claire Mclntrc Emma Ma
honey Martha Louise Paul and
E'alhnr Manson apFomuunipd hY Mrs