The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-01-25
BINGH AN

Special lie Box Stationery Sale at
Fred W Prebles Friday and Satur-
day 200 boxes one bon 25c two
boxes, 26c: by mail sc extra Now
is the time 10 lay in a years supply
as you cant afford To let this OPP
portunity 20 by.
Miss Belle Colby recently spent
several days with friends in Madison.
Miss Amy Hat who has been
spending the last six months in the
family of her uncle Rev Thos. HIATT
returned TO her nome in Machias last
Tuesday.
FOR SALE Cheap for cash. new
pung or will exchange for wood or
lumber. A. \. Dinsmore 2w3
Mrs Marta Savage is expected
home tonight Thursday after a visit
OF five weeks in Skowhegan.
Recent letters from MI and Mrs
K NJ. Savage who are in Boston
state that both he and his daughter
Anna have been seriously i'll. but are
now on the gain.
Among those who left Bingham sta
ton last Friday for the Teachers
Convention held in Scion were Supt
Guy SwaSey Mrs Kathleen Doe. Miss
Helen Wallingford Miss Ethel Gil
man. Miss Marion Baker, Mrs. May
Upper, Miss Minnie Grant. Miss Lila
Rowe Miss Gladys Reynolds, Miss
Gladys Baker. Mr. Center. Mrs. Dell
Stewart and Mrs. Florence Owens.
Mrs. Ernest Gilman and Mrs. Geo.
Nottage, two Bingham rural teachers
also attended the convention.
r. A Ia
Monday where he has the position as
clerk for the committee on Mercantile
Affairs and Insurance during the
Legislature.
The meeting OF the Century Club
held at the home of Mrs. Alice Good
rich last Friday afternoon was a very
enjoyable occasion The hostess was
assisted by her daughters. Mrs. Agnes
Goodrich. After the usual routine of
business the following program on
Alaska was presented: Roll call,
Current events Modern Alaska"
Mrs. Lephe Preble; People and their
Customs, Mrs Bertha Ball. The
magazine article "a trip up the Yu-
kon" was read by Mrs. Nellie Rob-
inson. The papers were very in
teresting and instructive. Music
was furnished by the victoria The
next meeting will be in Fraternity
Building, February 2, with Mrs. Eva
Batchelder and Mrs. Emma Gipson as
hostesses. The subject will be Art
Three very interesting papers will be
presented
Week End Sale at Fred w Preble's
all bargains 10 oranges Csc; OTIS.
i2c cranberries 25c; at. jar olives
25c / pkg. Cream of Rye and l pkg.
Pulled Wheat for 25c.
Miss Ruby Fuller from Auburn is
the guest Of her friend Miss Helen
Walingford
AT the Methodist church the time
of the Sunday preaching service has
been changed to the forenoon. From
now on there will be preaching at
the church in the forenoon at 1890.
Immediately followed by the Sunday
School Pastor Berry will take as
his subject at the preaching service
next Sunday evening at o'clock
THE Gossip Devil"
Word has lately been received that
Miss Day, the Home Mission Field
Secretary who was to speak at the
Methodist church Friday evening,
February 9th, is unable to fill the en-
gagement.
100 pairs of Mems. Boys and
Girls second grade high Indian Tan
Moccasns just arrived. Prices as
usual at Donigan's.
wedding ceremony was perform
ed last Sunday afternoon at the home
Of Daniel Patience by Rev r. B. HIATT
who united John Bean and Miss
Emily Mitchell, both Of Bingham.
The Good Will Club met January
18th with Mrs. Kate Hunnewell At