The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-25
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Christmas with her relatives IN SHOW
hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fozs are en-
ioelrg t6ree nr Ih.iI children Who
49, re...ruad hor=e fer the Christmas
vacation Miss Nary Foss. teacher
ri Sanford. sH TH.#a re teacher
at North hu#ea and WA Eos, stu
deat III fhe Z. OF y.
Colby Robinson from Bowdoih Col
!ege arrived home Wednesday H1ghi
for two @ce'=' vacation.
Mr.. F1ea craelser will be ar Mrs.
olfea I3ataas= n7nrham from Janu-
ar 1920 for fwo week 10 give
re9aine.z and froaf the sick. 2w51
tn. snnsh.rcr= were busy with
their Christmas charity work last
monday afternoon.
n..,.l..t f0rd,o g, senior from Wor-
~ e,haa1 i enendinp The
Ceale, ,,.catian With his mother.
~ 60 fard.n
III . g.. 81. ,.oco,,,,,,o a.
a DoaIuins i'otae i9i l'a,.,, ven
da'l"h OF WE y. =. mn, ,."' Is.,,,,a A.
90 In tue 9"s aI.i.
dre"s IS uoihs 'no 0oo''He'
Mr.. Wright, the plumber, VINO mas
been employed by ). j Whliney loL
several years, has hnlshed ms Hoin
there. 1t is understood ttlat ne wiz
be travelling salesman lot some III
and will soon enter upon MS nc"
work
The young ladies' are home from
Colby for Christmas.
Aretin Camn. ROYAL Neighbors OF
America will have a regular meeting
on FRIDAY evening. Dec. 26. Elec-
Tim Of officers. Everybody come.
There will be a special meeting OF
Mount Moxie Lodge |. o. o. f. on
Fridav evening. Dec. 26th.
when in Skowhegan be sure to call
81 the Cut Price Clothing Store. 1t
u,;ll eave Won money.
Tho Grand Matron. Miss Belva
wardweU was uuable to inspect Bing-
ham Chapter. O. r. S. on Friday even
inc nc MANNED so appointed district
denuty grand marion. Mrs. Edith X
Dinamore as snecial deputy for that
avoning There was large attend
snco Including several visitors and
naet matrons Lephe S. Preble. Mary
q Baker Nellie NJ. Robinson Abhie
II Hilton and Edith X Dinsmore. The
aenntv communicated the officers upon
the efficient and impressive rendition
of their work Several others made
oleasing remarks. After the work a
social hour was enjoyed and a de
liclous lunch was served by Mrs
Laura Hussey Mrs. Junia Witham
Mrs Nellie Robinson and Mrs. Oracle
smith
Sunt 7, A. bradbury was in Lewis
ton Thursdav and FRIDAY of last week
looltinp for high school principal
In Mace of II r Boutelle. resigned
bingham village schools are tC
have vacation of two weeks. re-op-
eninp January r An effort is being
u,ada tn introduce the teaching oil
drawing into the village schools. Miss
Hester NJ pullpn an assistant in Bling.
ham hiqh school will probably devote
ono neriod of each week to this work
pouIin G. Ianev Skowhegan, sole
agents for the famous johnson PANS
Tho fire whistle blew in from the
station last Friday evening. The
hand car house with a few tools ant
wearing anparel of the workmen was
hnrned to the ground.
The Century club will observe
Music Dav on Friday afternoon, Janu-
arv 2nd at the home of the president
Mrs Mary f. Baker. Each member
is privileged to invite a friend. A
varv eniovahle afternoon is anticipat-
ed
A large audience gathered at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church last Sunday
morning and very much enjoyed the
order of worship. Bakers orchestra
assisted in the music. The soloist was
Miss Mildred Miller. A very inn
nresslve Christmas sermon was de-
liyered by the pastor from the text
"What would Jesus like me to give
him at Christmas" based on the words
found in Matt. 2:11. A cordial in
ytation was extended to everyone to
participate in the Christmas exer-
cises on Wednesday evening.
The remains of little Garland Bunk
or who died at Lewiston Hospital last
TUESDAY afternoon, were brought
home Wednesday and memorial eXer-
aises were conducted at the home on
Thursday. It was the very sad ac-
cident related last week which led to
his death. The inmates of the home
from which he has been taken have
the sympathy of the entire community