The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-24

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resident of this town, is working tol
! John Wilson. Who is jobbing Tor the
/ Jackman Lumber Co.
BINGHAM
A snefial Thanksgiving service vii
be ,beId Thursday evening in the Con
Qresational church. All church mem
bere are cordially Invited To he pres
emit Rev. e. w. Robinson will an
swer the question, what Are VIZ
Here For" next Sunday Mr. Robin
son attended the Get-Together meet.
ings he'd in Portland last week.
The Congregational Church Circle
held It's regular meeting at the home
Of Mrs. George Baker Wednesday OF
last week. Arrangements are being
made for the fair and sale Of Dec. I
Whether you have been solicited OF
not everyone willing to do so is re-
quested to furnish something to make
the sale a success. Aprons. fancy and
useful articles of all kinds, supplies
Cor' the Dutch table. all will he CRATE
fully received.
The program as carried out at the
circle was mainly by music pupils OF
Christine Baker. Piano duet, Gala
Hunewell and Gladys Henderson
Thanksgiving recitation, Alice Ow-
ems piano solo, Helen Fentiman: reel
tatiun Edith RObinson duet, Arlene
Fnlsom and Lillian Witham. The en-
tertainment and the refreshments
Which followed were much enjoyed by
the large number present, Next meet.
ny of the circle is with Mrs. Sawyer
and Mrs. Gipson, Nov. 30.
A large delegation of young girls
under the leadership of Miss Rachel
Conant, attended the girls conference
recently held at North Arson.
Word has been received from IIar-
old Coleman that no operation Will
De performed at present for Mrs
Coleman. That she, will be under
treatment some four or five weeks be-
lore returning home from Rochester
Mimi.
Mrs. Marta Savage entertained the
Century Club on Friday afternoon
She was assisted in her duties OF
hostess by Mrs Edith Hunnewell
There YVES very large attendance
md the hour for the program was de-
aged until the arrival OF the teachers
The American Legion - What 1t
stands For" was the subject OF fine
address, given by Robert c. Moore. Mr.
Moore added most interesting ac-
cunt of the Boston celebration in
honor of Marshall Foch. from which
he had just returned. After some mu-
ri nct
ttention with "reminiscences OF Days
II the American EXpedtionary Force
where he had nine months experience
II various branches. A rising vote Oh
hanks given the young men feehly
oppressed the appreciation OF those
present for the afternoons instructive
Entertainment The only regret is that
more people have not the privilege OF
hearing what comes to only few in
he club and in some of the other
organizations. There followed music
md a general social good time. The
Meeting of Dec. End is to be with Mrs
Abhie NJ. Guild.
/ On Nov Eth the Kennebec Chap
GER, d. A. r.. met AT the home OF
Mrs. Walter Robinson. After the op
ening exercises and business had beer
attended to the program was carried
ont. Roll call: Who Came Over ii
he Mayflower? responded to by mem
,ers: poem. November" Mrs Lepht
); Preble; paper. Plymouth 200 Years
tgo.' Mrs Annie f. Whitney; Thanks
living Poem. Mrs Gertrude j
;choppe; Plymouth of Today, was tho
subject of most interesting paper b,
Mrs. Lucinda C. Moore. including
graphic account of the recent tri-een
ennial celebration which Mr.. ant
drs. Moore attended. The program
.osed with a salute to the flag. Mrs
Robinson assisted by her mother. Mrs
prehle. then served refreshments o
Office and cake and social hour fol
lowed. The meeting of Dec. 20 vii
Ie with Mrs. Josephine G. Sawyer
Those who gave an embroidere'
silk square for the library quilt were
elizabeth Andrews, Mae Baker, Net
lie Baker, Susie Briggs, Encie Cas-
| we'll. Ella Chase. Viola Colby, Esthe
'ollns Marion Coleman, Hazel Chase
Nice Din3more, Louise Durgin, Lol
button, Eva Durgin. Ruby Frost, EV
Torsythe, Gladys Golf Agnes Good
rich Belle Hunnewell, Winnie Hen
lerson. Emma Hill. Edith Hunnewel
Rose Lander, Lacinta Lane. Susi
Miller. Fannie Mahoney, Florenc
Murray. Susie Moore. Lephe Preblt
f.vdia Powell, Clara Robinson, Allie
smith Venice Steward and Iuni
witbam Alice Goodrich put the quill
ogether. Those who contributed mon
" toward the lining, etc, were Am
anda Small, Stacy Durgin, Mae With
nm. Lila Morrison, Carrie Whitne,
Dorothy Lister Grace Rollins, Bertl
Sterling. Bridget Mckinney, MIN
Conner, Carrie Colby, Sue Baker, eth
| 81 Miller. Nellie Hunnewell, Kat
Iunnewell and Mary f. Baker to
al of $40 was given.