The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-02-22
RINGH AM.

BINGHAM.
Benz. Steward visited his son, Dan
lei Steward in Monson, last week.
Miss Clara Steward of Skowhegan,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Beane.
A very successful operation for ap-
pendicitis was performed upon Mar
jorie Dane last Sunday, at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Alvah Witham
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds of Dead Water,
have moved into town.
Lois Baker, who has been i'll with
sore throat for three weeks, is now
able to be out.
John Owens has been confined to
the house by Illness for several days,
but is now able to attend to his bust
ness.
VIII Baker, who froze the sole OF
one of his feet while in the woods. is
now at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Isannah Moore. having 1t cared for.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Whitney are in
Boston this week.
Ten dozen new white shirt waists
Just received, 90 cents, at w. B. Good
rieh's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rogers of Jones
port, have been guests of Rev. and
Mrs T. B. HIATT.
First-class fire escapes have been
placed on both the north and south
sides of kennebee Hall building.
There are other buildings which
should be safeguarded in the same
way.
Don't let job-lotters sell you four
years old Wall paper. See Alfred
Peats Prize Wall paper, 1912 sam
pie books See the ad in this paper
j. p. Hardy.
There will be no meeting of the NJ.
NJ. Mission club next Friday evening,
on account of the High school play.
At the preliminary meeting of the
Literary club there were 20 present
at Marta Savage's residence. Mrs.
Whipple was chosen president; Mrs.
Ethel Brown, vice president; Mrs.
Florence Owens, secretary, and May
Baker, treasurer. The executive
committee consists of Mrs. Marta
Savage, Mrs. Sephe Preble, Mrs. Lu
Moore and Mrs. Abbie Hilton, Miss
Gertrude A. Noddin and Bertha j.
Ball. On Friday afternoon OF this
week, the committee will meet and
make an outline for the literary work
to be taken up.
IL you want to dress in the best
style get a Kirschbaum suit at Dou-
igan's.
Miss Lydia Boynton Of Lexington, Is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Maurice
Lane.
Mrs. Maria Carney spent Friday in
Oakland with her friend, Mrs. Law
renee Livingstone.
The Board of Trade meeting held
Monday evening, was very well at
tended with much interest shown in
the proceedings. Plans are made Tor
the wives of the members to be in
vited to the regular meeting to be held
In March, with something in the line
of refreshment and entertainment
provided.
Go to Donigan's for all kinds Of fur
niture, wall paper, art squares, lace
curtains, rugs, portieres, couch-covers,
etc.
To place before the officers and stu
dents of the Sabbath school the work
to be done locally and the extent OF
the fisld, the pastor of the Methodist
church has made a rough diagram
showing the number of enrolled
school children and the approximate
enrolment of the Sabbath schools.
The subjects for next Sundays SER
vices at the Methodist church are.
For the morning sermon, I'm Am
bush, Christ an Ally, or Christian
Strategy" For the evening service
there will be special music, Mrs. j. j..
Lander, soloist. In the praise service
several songs are to be sung by re-
quest as favorite pieces. This service
Is becoming known as the Peoples
Service. At this service the pastor
will speak on Three Diversities" by
Comparison; Human Need, Approach
to Christ; Christ's Dealings with Men;
and Single Underlying Motive.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, Feb. 25, Rev. T. b.
HIATT will address the young people,
using for his theme. "A whole Life
for Christ" The young peoples Choir
us will furnish music for the occasion.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. P. A. Wood and Mrs. H. /.
Goss entertained at whist at Mrs.
Woods residence on Friday evening
Of last week, six. tables.
Bingham High school will present
In Kennebec hall on Friday evening,
the play, THE Colonel's Maid" in
three acts. The pupils and their
teachers have worked hard to prepare
this play and will no doubt receive
the merited patronage. Synopsis:
Act l. Early morning In Rudd bach
elor establishment. Act III. The Rudd
Library five days later. Act III. The
same. Evening of the same day.
Characters: Colonel Robert Rudd, a
widower of North Carolina, Warren
Lane; Colonel Richard Byrd, a widow
er OF South Carolina, Donald Golf.
And an an a an IA,