The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-10
BINGHAM

Austin Camp No. 1924 Royal Neigh
bors OF America held regular meet
ing Thursday evening, July p. Alter
the meeting refreshments were serv-
ed and social time enjoyed II
was planned TO have rehearsal al
this meeting but owing 10 the abb
senee of some Of the officers II was
postponed until the next regular
meeting Thursday evening, Aug 10th
Get a kineo Range made in Maine
for Maine people. Easy terms s500
down, $1.00 a week at :. :. Whitney S
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton T. Goodrich
returned Friday from several weeks
visit in Stonington.
SHINGLES Second clear shingles
$3.50 X is, Sl75. Z. {. Brown
3w32'
DR.. Browns family are spending a
few weeks at Pleasant Pond.
Donigans fall sale will begin Mon
day. August II and last until Satur-
day, Aug. 10. Remember the sale
will be only one week this year and
we intend to make this the greatest
one week sale ever held in this VI
entity All goods marked down i
per cent Summer goods l. TO .
per cent.
Mrs. clara Bray is visiting rela
lives in Arson.
Look at prices during the week be
ginning, Aug. II at Donigan s.
Bingham fans have drawn another
w.t day for their ball game. The
weather man has few friends in this
section.
Home made food for sale at Hume
wells. All special orders promptly
filled.
Mark Down Sale. August 10th to
Aug. 31st-Mark Savage & Co.
Alec Murray and wife from Gardi-
nor are spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Murray.
Mrs. Sam Andrews recently spent
several days In Waterville.
Mrs. Della Webster is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Savage at Pleasant
Pond.
Mrs. =. o. Hopkins underwent a
critical operation at her home on
Murray Street the first of the week.
Miss Angie Robinson is her nurse
Her friends hope for speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bachelor
drove to Mayfield last Sunday where
they met their parents Mr.. and Mrs
Bachelor from Harmony and they
enjoyed a picnic dinner together each
party returning to their respective
homes late II the afternoon.
Goodrich and Baker reunion and a
picnic dinner In the Pines, August
"a. Everyone cordially invited.
WANTED-20,0 900 cords of 4foot
Spruce and Fir Pulp Wood landed on
the bank of the Kennebec River be-
tween Scion and The Forks and
loaded on cars on the Railroad be-
tween Scion and Forsythe. Preble
& Robinson. 4w32
Mrs Nancy Whipple has been
spending the past week In New York,
her home state. She will remain
away until the middle of the month.
Come early and get the best bar
gains during the fall sale at Doni-
CAMS only one week, this year be-
ginning August IA
Mrs. John Owens and her daugh-
ters Esther and Alice are spending
the present week as guests Of Rev.
and Mrs. w. A. Richmond in Fort
Fairfield. They will have the pleas
uTe WDlle IDeTe OF WllneS5luS TIC
Centennial Celebration and great
historic pageant of that town.
Charles Spaulding who is in a
hospital in Lewiston, Is reported as
gaining.
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton and her two
children Eunice and Henry recently
spent several days in town. They
were accompanied by Guy Martin of
Boston, having made the trip from
Boston in his auto.
An auto party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs Horace Craig and Rev. H,
J. Craig started Thursday for a
weeks outing. They went to Par
lin Pond and from there they will
tour Canada.
The genuine Lightning Fruit Jars
pints. 90c quarts S1.00. The only
Jars you can depend upon. They
cost little more than other makes
but are worth the difference. For
sale at S. S. Whitneys, Bingham.
Three new houses are being erect
ed on Dinsmore St by DR.. R. c.
Brown. Royden V. Brown and Ben
Crotto.
Jas. Rogers has returned from Sc
boomook where he has been for the
past season.