The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-20
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Miss FlOSSle Bates OF Carry POND
is spending few weeks with her
mother at Howard Russell's.
Granville and Claude Goodrich ac-
companied the remains of YIN. Maxim
TO Madison last Thursday.
Vanilla and Chocolate Ice Cream at
Casyells. it's
During the whole week beginning
April "a We will hold the ReNall 1c
sale. In this novel form of adyertis-
ing one hundred articles are offered
to the public in order to introduce
the line of goods. 1t includes medi-
cines. confectionery. stationery. toilet
articles and sundries See printed
list of goods offered. E. ". Moore,
Bingham.
Mrs. Helen Davis and her daughter
Pauline have returned from Rock
wood where they have been living
for the past two months
Mrs Thos Reynolds recently re-
turned from months stay at DR..
Kings Hospital Portland. While
there she received treatment for her
eyes
Tom Owens visited relatives in
town last week. He returned to
Caratunk Saturday where he has en-
ployment for the summer
Mrs Z. a. Woodland and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Show
hogan.
John Hunnewell will enter the bar
Der shop of Chas Millett this week,
where he expects to work for the
coming season.
Buy Kirschbaum or International
C.if nd about fit color
and wear. They are warranted at
Donigan's.
Among those who attended the VIM.
Taft lecture at Skowhegan last Fri
day are Mr.. and Mrs w f. Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Dutton and Pearl
Dunton.
Saturday Specials at Fred w Pre-
bles-Fancy Corn Peas and String
less Beans, cans 25c; also your
choice of several beautiful and useful
articles free with one pound of Grand
Union Baking Powder at soc
w. B. Goodrich is making extensive
repairs on his house this spring.
Among the many improvements is the
installation of steam heat.
The annual Firemens Ball will be
held in Grange Hall, Monday evening
May LIST. Music will be furnished by
Hendersons Orchestra of five pieces
and John McCollar. Jr. will be floor
manager with w, J. Estabrook and
E. f. Andrews as aids.
The Sunshine Society held their
regular meeting in the Fraternity
Building last Thursday afternoon
The date of the sale has been changed
to Thursday April 81 Remember
the date and help the Sunshiners in
their good work.
The dedication of the Catholic
Church has been postponed from
Easter until June on account of the
non-arrival of furniture and other
minor cause.
The Shank Mill was not closed last
week as reported. The ice went out
of the river very quietly last Wednes-
day night so the Company were able
to obtain more birch.
Mail this paper to a friend.
The next meeting of the c. c. c.
will be at the home of Mrs. George
Baker on Wednesday, April 26
FOR SALE-Brown Plush Couch,
Mrs. Clara Bray
Church last Sunday evening enjoyed
the lecture upon Japan and the beau
tiful coored pictures which accom-
panied it, This is the last lecture
to be given at present under the aus
pieces of the Mission Club.
A Glenwood Stove saves wood A
New Home Sewing Machine saves
strength. The best values possible
f. 81
Next Sabbath morning appropriate
Easter services will be held at the
Congregational Church. The pastor
extended an invitation to the members
of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Lodges. to attend the service in
body as this will be their anniversary
Sunday An Easter concert is being
prepared for the evening.
The people of the community are
cordially invited to attend a lecture
given in Kennebec Hall next Friday
evening The subject Going Some
by DR.. Arthur Phelps of Wateryille.
Music by Bakers orchestra. No ad-
mission. No collection. This is a
great opportunity of hearing some
thing good and it is hoped that every
one who can possibly attend the lee
ture will do so.
All the members of Mount MoXie
Lodge /. o. o. f. and Centennial Re
beEah Lodge are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall at 10 o'clock next
Sunday morning to attend church. and
a cordial invitation is extended to all
members of the order to unite with
them.
For four hours next Saturday we
will sell carpet sweepers for SO
All other goods marked down 5 per
cent during this sale at Donigan's.
In accordance with the Cleanup
Week move in America the Bingham
Board of Trade has each spring urg-
ed on all property holders in town
the importance of clean and tidy
premises. This organization is APP
pealing this year through its cleanup
committee for cooperation in the
move and designates as cleanup week