The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-22
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BINGHAM
y few single harness and street
blankets left at Bakers Harness
Shop to be closed out at cost.
Good Will Club held its last meet
ing with Mrs Ida Moore Quite q
number were present and with the
music, business. discussions, etc, II
was one of our Iiveliest meetings. \
song by Miss Lila Rowe was muci
enjoyed. Extracts from the life o.
Washington were read and Mrs. Lucy
Crombie had paper. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing March LIST will be held with the
president Mrs. Crombie and a study
of Maine will be taken up, each mem
Der being appointed to have part o.
interest. Current events are to bt
given instead of quotations.
Friday and Saturday Sale at Free
W. Preble So cans Fancy Telephone
Peas, Csc; Potatoes are high, rice is
low. buy rice at &c a pound or 10 lbs
for 75c; Y. Il. Beans, Csc quart;
DTS. roasted peanuts Csc; oranges art
higher, Is for Csc is a bargain.
Springs from $3.50 to $3.50: Mat.
tresses, 1925 to $500; Willow chairs
$3.50 up; Art Squares 9-12, $3.50 tC
$3.50; Chiffoniers, Dressers, Princess
Dressers, Iron and Wood beds, Brass
beds. Chairs, Rockers. GlenwooC
stoves, New Home Sewing Machines
all kinds at reasonable prices a
Donigan's. We are bound to carry
the best with prices lower thar
others.
Mrs. Mary Carney is very i'll at this
writing. Her daughter Mrs. Eliza
beth Andrews is just recovering from
the grippe Mrs. Lille Haskell from
Portland with the aid of trainec
nurse, is caring for them.
Frank Carney from Pittsfield arriv-
ed Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Joseph Perry and children
from Waterville returned to theil
home Tuesday after a visit with hel
mother Mrs. Joseph Roderick.
Frank Cummings from Lewiston
was present at his uncle's funera
last Thursday, returning to his home
Friday.
Hon. F. H. Colby and wife expect
TO attend the Governors Ball next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cyrena Carl is slowly improv-
ing from her recent serious illness
Mrs. Mary b. Pooler is confined tC
her house this winter on account OF
i'll health.
Get a new spring Kirschbaum OF
International Suit They are the best
made for the price $15 to $25 al
Donigan's.
Mrs. John Cummings is now with
her daughter Mrs. Blanch Gordon
where she will remain during the
winter
A Washington Birthday entertain
ment was much enjoyed in the Re
bekah Lodge last Tuesday evening.
Next Sunday evening the boys who
attended the Boys State Conference
in Lewiston will give an Echo Ser
vice..
Dr. and Mrs. r. c. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. w. K. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
:. J. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl.
Colby are among the couples who ex-
pect to attend the Shriner's Ball
given In Portland, March 1st.
400 new Hathaway dress shirts just
arrived. these were ordered last sum-
mer and quality and price is the
same as year ago at Donigans.
Gentlemen's night was observed by
the Century Club Friday evening at
Bingham hotel when a delicious ban
quet was served to twenty-five cou-
pie. During the march to the din
ing hall and thruoht the serving mu-
sic was furnished by Bakers orches-
ira. The entertainment which fol-
lowed consisted of a varied program
presented very pleasingly by Miss
Lena Colby as reader. The orches
ira also furnished music between the
readings. The entire evening was
very much enjoyed