The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-13
BINGHAM

Leslie hOlllIS ITOlu iOl ID a
visitor with relatives in town.
Geo. p Ide Silver and Cold collars
at Donigan's.
DR.. Annie Decker came from Show
hogan In an auto last Monday night
to attend Mrs. John Baker who was
seriously Ill.
Loose hay for sale by A. F. Donigan
Forrest Andrews and his wife are
now occupying their cottage at Bing-
ham Heights.
Mrs. Ross Baker and children who
have occupied rent at Mrs. Eta
Hollis during the winter have return
ed to their home in Oakland Mrs.
Cynthia Smith occupies the rent va
Gated by Mrs. Baker.
Go-carts and Sulkeys at Donigan's.
The mosquito season is here. Use
Skeeter-Skoot. It's good for the flesh
and bad for the mosquitoes. We also
have other preparations. E. W.
Moore, Bingham.
DR.. p. A. Wood with his wife and
baby spent part of last week IN
Portland. DR. Wood was sent as a
delegate to the Masonic meeting held
In that city.
You save wood by using Glenwood
Stoves at Donigan's.
Miss Mabel Lander is spending a
few days al home.
Quite a number Of our teachers at
tended the State Teachers Conyen-
ton held in Waterville last Friday.
C. e. Ball of this town has the honor
of being elected president of the West
Somerset Teachers Association.
nd Ia y
with friends in Waterville.
Elite Shoes-none better-none as
stylish at Donigan's.
Mrs. Marta Savage, Mrs. Ethel
Brown and children have been spend
ing the past week at Pleasant Pond.
The Caberet Party under the aus
pices of the Kennebec Chapter d. A.
r. will be held in Kennebec Hall,
Friday evening. May 21st. This is
an informal social and dancing party.
Refreshments for sale. Admission
rs cents.
Saturday, May 18th. will be low
shoe day at Mark Savage & Cos. One
pair of fibre silk hose given with each
pair OF shoes on that day. Owls
Rev. J. c. Gregory of Pressure Isle
and Rev w. A Richmond of Fort
Fairfield two former pastors, were
guests In town Thursday night Their
many friends were delighted to see
them but regret that their stay was
limited to so brief a period of time.
Walker Mason recently received an
injury while working In the yard OF
the Am. Shoe Finding Co.. 1t is un-
derstood While rolling the logs his
foot was caught and two bones of the
ankle we're broken. He Is still con-
fined to the house and Obliged to
travel about on crutches, but Is gain
ing.
Miss Marion Baker with her pupils
OF the 3rd and 4th grades enjoyed a
school walk up to Robinson's grove
last Friday afternoon
C. L. Whitney Is still confined to
the house with q cut In his foot. which
he received recently from his axe.
while working in the woodlot
Roy Savage and Chester Rollins are
both making extensive repairs upon
their buildings.
Maurice Chase has left the store of
Preble & Robinson and is now work
ing at his former trade.
Full stock of Fisk Tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year; also Goodyear Tires guar
anteed for $500 miles. Briggs Gar
age Company, Bingham. tf18
The Senior class of B. H. S. is very
small this year but there is no great
loss without some small gain. A
trip Of much pleasure as well as OF
educational value is anticipated by
them which never has been offered
to previous classes. Merton T.
Goodrich. Supt. of Schools, Miss An
ME Mckenzie, assistant in High
School and the members of the grad
uating class including Miss Christine
Baker, Miss Margaret Mitchell. Al
eeius Cooley and Donald Golf, intend
to start Friday, May 14th, on trip
to Washington. All join in wishing
them good luck and pleasant time.
The Church Circle spent very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Carrie
Colby last week The next meeting
will be in the Church vestry on We'd
nesday afternoon, May 18th.
Get a Kirschbaum Suit. Lamson &
Hubbard Hat, Elite or Walk-over
Shoes and a silk shirt at Donigan's
and you will be perfectly dressed, as
they carry nothing but the best.
On account of the absence of the
pastor last week, no preparations
were made for the observance of
Mothers Day" This is too sacred
thought to be passed by unheeded,
so all preparations are being made
for the observance Of next Sunday as
Mothers Day. Conveyance to and
from the church will be furnished