The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-01

Alice Clark was a guest Of Gladys
Stewards Monday last.
The Stanley Beane Post of the
American Legion, Bingham. has OBJ
tanned room from Arthur Dinsmore
In which to hold it's meetings. IL any
one In town has a piece of furniture
especially chair stored away, which
they would like to dispose of, 1t will
be very acceptable to the Legion. Cor
respondence regarding any such con-
triDutions can be addressed to the
Commander, Robert w. Smith or the
AdJutant Robert c. Moore
What is the value of a reputation
like this? II anyone can beat it let
them step up and get the ribbon. Ell
sic Jewett, our pastry cook at Bing-
ham Hotel, surely deserves some COM
ment. She has worked faithfully and
well at this hostelery for 20 months
only missing two days, and that on
account of her fathers death. She
has to be in the kitchen at 4.15 a. m.
cook and serve for three meals a day
seven days week. yet in all this time
she has not so much as missed meal
or had rest She rs the most oblig-
ing and good natured person to be
met, always willing and ready to help
others and one TO be found in thou
sand. Such record is worthy OF
some notice and should not go by I'M
recorded.
I'VE are just opening among our
holiday goods large line of Christ
mas cards. seals. tags and ribbons
An early selection will insure you
against later disappointment. +. w
Moore. Bingham"
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
Mass next Sunday will be celebrat-
ed at II o'clock; Sunday School will
be held at go; evening devotions at
I p. m.
TO SPEAK AT BINGHAM
On Monday evening Dec 5th Mr.
j. j. Kealy will speak at Bingham
The subject of his talk will be the In
side Cause.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
The League will meet at instead
of 6l5. There will be roll call and
each member is requested to respond
with Scripture quotation, after
which the pastor will give an address
on personal experiences in India, IL
Illustrating the talk with curios brought
from that land. All. both old and
young. are invited to come to this
service.
BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The Thanksgiving Ball. which was
given by the Juniors on Wednesday
evening, proved to be great sue
cess, both socially and financially
The chief attraction of the evening
was the prize dance. Fourteen cou-
Piles competed in this dance. Miss
Elizabeth Rollins and George Martin
were the couple who best complied
with the rules of the judges. They
received two large boxes of chocolates
as a reward. The judges were, Mrs
Bert Hunnewell. Mrs. c. c. Steward
and Mr.. Robert Moore.i}a n
| The Junior Class Is very grateful
to all who helped to make their dance
success.
Mrs, Arlie Dinsmore accompanied
by her husband, who came home from
Dennisvilie. spent Thanksgiving day
In Watervilleawith relatives,
/; The outdoor sports OF THE Freshman
{class irecently went on aswak. They
started from the Vain and
}Murry streets and went M Hr as the
| railroad serossing above spthes village
They were accompanied by Miss Mar
I,ita, Cooley and, Miss RacheE Conant
two OF the teachers, This walk proved
to be very healthfuI and pleasant by
throwing snowballs, playing tag, rub
bling each others noses in the snow
| and chewing gum.
| Miss Rachel Conant spent the
Thanksgiving recess at her home in
Skowhegan.
Miss Mona Yerxa went to her home
IN Bangor for the holiday She missed
! the train and consequently did not
reach Bingham until Monday noon.
The spirit of loyalty to the Bling,
ham High School which has been'man'
Tested so many times in the past by
the citizens of Bingham is being wei
demonstrated at the present time ir
the way the season tickets for the
I.yceum Course are being bought. One
Young lady. member of the Senio'
class, sold 20 tickets in one afternoon
after school. ,
Reports from other PLACES where
this course has recently been enjoyed
| indicate that great treat is in store
for. those who take advantage of the
oppo utunlties which, will soon be Of
| fered to hear these distinguished ar
! lists. "a
Musical America has the following
to say of Josephine MARITIME the dis
tinguished young prima dona. who
has been making such phenomenal
name for herself in concert work dur
ing the past year. and who is to ap-
near here In the near future with as
siating artists: Josephine MARITIME
lvric soprano and protagee Of Enrico
Csruso. was In Chicago last week at
tending the International Lyceum AS
ISOLATION and her singing there was
one of the artistic features of the
gathering. Miss Martin left for New
York where she is to make records
for the Thomas Edison Company. She
is a distinguished young artist for
whom great career on the concert
stage Is promised"
We are sure that everyone will wish
to see the Fennelley PLAYERS who will