The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-01-13
BINGHAM

Qrange was held last Saturday after
to6n. when the following officers were
@4fAlled by George Gordon: Master
&Sank whitney; overseer, Eunice
Mandy: lecturer. Ethel Savage; stew
ara Frank Savage; assistant steward
John Hardy; chaplain, Cyrena Carl
treasurer, Joseph Whitney; secretary
Hazel Carl; gatekeeper, Harry Baker
Ceres, June Whitney: Pomona, Fannie
Mahoney;, Flora. Mary Con; lady as
sistant steward, Gladys Baker. the
next regular meeting is January Z2
After the business meeting literary
Dgogram will be carried out.
Rev. Mrs. Moore of Scion will preach
ut the Methodist church Sunday. Jan
uary 18th. All are cordially invited
to attend as she is a very efficient
speaker and it is hoped that many may
come to hear her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. F. Robinson are
the parents OF pound boy born
Jan. 4. Mrs. Robinson is the daughter
Of Henry J. Lane OF this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bragg OF
Owen street are the proud parents OF
baby daughter, born Dec. Goth, weigh
tng 10 IA pounds.
Miss Jessie Pierce, who is teaching
1t Leeds Center, spent her Christmas
vacation with her mother at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Russell and has
returned to her school.
The most comfortable and best cor
net made is the flexible boned Spirella,
. few of which have on hand and TO
dispose of them at once, Will sell al
greatly reduced prices, some less IMAM
cost Sizes 81 to %. Please call at
my home. Mrs. Cora M. Jordan.
Joe F. King of Bingham, who Is
widely famed as cook in the kenne-
bee Piver regions. is cooking for the
0ushnoc Paper Company at Bingham.
Fred w. Preble's all bargain sale for
Friday, Saturday and Monday cans
Maine Corn Csc; cans Peas 25c; z
cams Tomatoes Csc; 2 cans String
Beans Csc; 2 cans Shelled Beans 25c;
4 cans Tomato Soup Csc; or IL cans
assorted $3.50. Extra special -50-
/ lb. packages Waneta Cocoa at zoc
ID. while 1t lasts.
rough day of this winter The wlnd
had a merry time with the snow when
had fallen Saturday.
Tilson H. Foss was drawn juryman
"A, serve on the traverse jury at the
January term.
Anna Savage. teacher in the Gram
mar school at North, Arson, has beer
4 week end guest Of Mrs. Ross Hen
Aerson. She attended the Grange In
stallation of oficers Saturday
Attis Baker has returned from the
hospital and is being cared for at the
nome of her niece. Mrs. Arthur Tupper
4 surgical operation was deemed In
The "Polyanna" girls class of the
Congregational Sunday School, was
entertained at the home Of their teach
or Mrs. Marta Savage. last Wednes-
DAY. After supper the meeting was
called to order. It was voted to seno
mr. directions and equipment to organ
~ a ''Girls Campfire" Much interest
= being manifested In the study ana
work of this class.
Try a winchester Flashlisht bat
Try next time, lasts longer and burns
hFiahter. For sale at Whitney's, Tne
winch ester Store.
A girls scout troop, called Pine Gone
Troop, has been organized among the
sarls OF the high and grammar schools
fhs Oak Patrol has chosen Dasne
IDbinson as its leader; Eagle Patrol
1achel Skinner; Bluebird Patrol
0Iadys Henderson. Elizabeth SKINNER
r. secretary and Dorothy Woodard
troasurer: Hester Pullen. captain |;
IlildreA Miller, first lieutenant. Meat
inwn,sro held every Monday Afternoon
- IN interesting program IL ansaca-
ato1c
Resort of q boy scout organization
vCjl appsar later.
q f1ak. g. ". Robinson hopes TO give
- illustrated lecture next SUNDAY
Svtatng at the Congregational cnurcn
Il Aims are received in time. sub
1sct-The Axe. the Pillow. the Seine ana
~ Shovel.
tn meeting Of Bingham Century
Ol3N ON the afternoon Of Jan. 12th,
~ Z very delightful occasion attend
= ~ about forty members and guests.
II WaS held at the home OF MIS-
aritA Savage. Mrs. Savage and MRS.
Honpe were hostesses. A special
uasjcsl program had been prepared
~ ne day which was carried out al
r. TIE business meeting. The CLUB
y2e& ave dollars toward the Near
ut Relief Fund. The program rol-
-: Singing poem composed BY
Nllsabeth Jordan, sung BY the MEM
-: = reading on music (Kate Doug
- N1ggin) by Mrs. Florence owens;
p2sa solo by Christine Baker; read
a, 1gusic from the Cradle to the
Ursya. BY Mrs. Edith Dinsmore. THIS
reading was interspersed with illus
trative music on the victrola, cradle
aong; dance, military, memory and
religious; reading Mothers Old Organ,
lGrs. Lucinda Moore; piano trio, Mrs
Florence Owens and her daughters
Esther and Alice; vocal solo and en-
core, Miss Mildred Miller. A rising
vote of thanks was given the program
committee and those who took part for
the pleasure of the afternoons enter
tainment.
ALL WORN OUT
Does morning find you with lame,