The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08
BINGH AN

Lee and Mira. the children of Wal
ter Taylor, are boarding with Mrs.
Eugene Gallant for the present.
Ice cream and soda drinks Caswell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Seward who
have been living in town several years
have recently moved to their former
home in North Arson. The rent over
Kemps restaurant which they vacat-
ed Is now occupied by Mr.. and MIS-.
Andrew Casey.
The range that saves wood and
makes cooking easy -Glenwood AL
Donigan's,
Lady" the family horse owned by
Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Whitney was
found dead in her stall last Friday
noon.
Mrs. Charles Colby who has been
in i'll health during the winter Is now
recovering from a recent attack OF
sickness.
Full stock of Fisk tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year. Briggs Garage Co, Bingham
1877
Bert Huff has entered Fairfield SAM
forum instead of Hebron Sanitorlum
as was stated last week and his wife
and daughter are at the home OF John
Miller in Scion during his absence.
Coney Robinson of Concord has
purchased the Thompson place about
two miles below the village and has
been moving his family and householo
furniture there during the past week.
SATURDAY SPECIALS AT FRED
w. PREBLE' S-15-30c per dozen
oranges for Csc; / lib. of delicious
chocolates 33c; 10c packages OF
chocolates 25c: 100 25c boxes OF TINT
ed stationery for $40. Don't miss
these bargains.
Miss Mary F'oss went last Monday
to The Forks where she will resume
her duties as teacher in the same
school in which she taught last year
Glenwood Gas Ranges, sooner or
later you will have one. AT Donigan s.
The Elite Shoes are always up to
the minute in style and wear. AT
Donigan's
Mrs. e. w. Moore and Mrs. f. G.
Williams went to Augusta last Satur-
day to call on cousin Miss Concle
granddaughter of Ed and Eunice
Baker formerly of Bingham The
young lady is attending school In
Washington and was spending yaca-
ton with friends in Augusta
William Lander from Auburn Is
visitor at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lander.
Horses for sale In pairs, also some
cheap odd ones, price from $l00oO up.
All sales for cash. F. S. Hunnewell,
Bingham Me.
The Easter services at the church
last Sunday morning were largely at
tended and were very impressive and
beautiful An Easter sermon was
delivered by the pastor The music
furnished by the girls choir assisted
by Bakers orchestra and e. A Baker
as soloist added much to the service.
The Easter lilies contributed by the
Church Circle for the occasion per-
formed their mission. At the close
Of the service Ave were received into
the fellowship of the church.
II you want high grade Shoes in
Mems, Boys, and Childrens go to
Donigans.
The Century Club meeting was held
In Fraternity Hall last Friday. Mrs.
Grace Pooler and Mrs. Juliet Adams
were hostesses for the afternoon and
the following program was presented
SuDJecL nome fTODleIlS Toii CALL
Some of the Causes of Poverty; es-
sentials Of an Ideal Home, Mrs. Susie
Briggs Conservation of Household
Duties, Mrs. Beatrice WATSON; dis
cussion, The High Cost of Living
versus the Cost of High Living.
IT.. L. Goss of Augusta spent Tues
day night In town.
Do not run any risk but always go
to Donigan's for high grade Clothing
and Furniture at reasonable prices.
Earl Schoppe of Cherryfield was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Schop-
pc last week.
Genuine Childrens Skuffer Shoes.
At Donigan's.
The Bingham Fire Department have
recently placed cards in the alarm
boxes which read-To Ring In an
alarm-Break glass and firmly press
The button until whistle is heard. $40
fne for maliciously breaking glass or
tampering in any way with this box.
Bingham Fire Department