The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-01-20
BINGHAM

between North Arson school girls and
Bingham, the score was as to Al in IA
vor of the Bingham team.
On the thirteenth, the third enter
tainment of the Lyceum Course of the
Coit-Alber Lyceum Bureau was held In
Kennebec Hall. 1t was the bell
ringers and proved to be a delightful
entertainment. The four men OF the
company with their especial talents
In music and recitatlons provided va
riety very gatifying to the large au-
dience who listened to them. The
next and last of the course will be
the wells Entertainers" on March
10th.
Ralph Pierce who has been working
on the reconstruction of the Dead
River dam was in town last week on
his way home to The Forks.
Myron Jewett of Scion, who has
been appointed sealer Of weights and
measures for this district, was in town
last week attending to his duties.
Raymond Carl who is timekeeper at
Cow Mountain for Colby and Page,
was recently home for a day or two.
Roy Savage was in Skowhegan on
business one day last week.
Mrs. Bert Goodrich and Mrs. Ethel
Holway of Scion were recently in
town.
Government weather maps are re-
eeived each day by w. B. Goodrich.
They show the temperature. wind cur
rents, and weather conditions over
the United States and Canada.
Century Club meets Friday after
noon of this week with Mrs. A. s.
Burke.
Hester Pullen spent the week end
with her parents in North Arson.
Fred Williams is making marked
improvement He was able to sit up
several hours last Sunday.
Officers of the o. e. s. were installed
last week in a very pleasing manner
by the retiring worthy matron, Junia
Wltham Those installed are as fol-
lows: worthy matron, Grace Smith;
worthy patron, Walter Robinson; as
sociate matron. Eunice Hardy; secre-
tary, Abbie Hilton; treasurer, Nellie
Robinson; conductress, Mertie Cum
mings: associate conductress, Iottle
Sterling; chaplain, Laura Hussey;
marshall, Amanda Small; organist,
Lottie Taylor; Adah, Maud Mitchell;
Ruth, Bina Preble; Esther, Edith
Dinsmore; Martha, Estelle Hilton;
Electa. Lucinda Moore; warder, Esth-
Or Smith; sentinel, Linwood Smith.
Delicious refreshments were served
BY the committee in charge.
. Fred w. Preble's Friday and Satur-
day SaleASheet Toilet Tissue 1Oc
pkg; 10c pkgs. Fels Soap Powder,
20c; l soc pkg. Olco Creme 25c-use
same as cream tartar; Q lbs. Eyap.
Peaches Csc; Krumbles 1Oc; Mince
Meat 3 pkgs. Csc; fSc pkg. Rolled
Oats 10c; Horseradish Cream sc bot
tie; Tomatoes 2 cans Csc; Hops soc
h.; Not-A-Seed Raisin zoe pkg.
would like to have 100 ladies try
Klozesavers, a 25c package only 15c;
only one pkg at this price to Gus
toner.
Mrs, Bert Lister who underwent an
operation at the hospital, nine weeks
ago. is still a very sick woman.
The joint installation Of the officers
of the Mount Moxie Lodge l. o. o. F.
and of Centennial Rebekah Lodge
were held at the appointed time but
not reported in time for last weeks
paper: District deputy grand master
Alfred Berry with Joseph Norton as
grand marshal installed the following
officers: Noble grand, Earl Folsom;
vice grand, Lester Morris; secretary,
Frank Gipson treasurer, Carroll
Clark; warden, Leon Robinson; con-
ductor, Ernest Pooler; chaplain, How
ard Russell; r. s. to N. G.. Walter
Curtis; l.. s. to N G., Frank Rowe;
inside guardian. Perley Carl; outside
guardian. Theodore Bunker. The of
Aeers or the Rebekahs were installed
~ district deputy president, Lucy
Norton and district deputy grand mar
shall Maud Emery: Noble grand
Junia Witham: vice grand, Linnie Ba-
ker; r<cnraipg secretary Carrie Hill
CON-, financial secretary, Hanie Ba-
Her; treasurer Rose Lander; warden.
Bessie Folsom; conductor Mildred
Miller; chaplain, Mertie Cummings;
n. 8. to N. G., Emma Gipson; l.. s. to
N. G., Fostena Andrews; r. s. to V.
O., Mae Topper; L. s. to V. g., Annie
Spaul9iug; l. G., Nellie Clark; o. G..
Carroll Clark. Bountiful refresh
ments were served after the installa-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Clark of Cara
funk spent the week end with Mrs,
Clark's sisters, Mrs. G. G. Stewart and
Mrs. C. A. Foss.
F. Fl. Colby and c. c. Stewart left
here Friday for Toronto, Canada, In
the interest Of the S. D. Warren Co.
Recent letters from friends OF Mrs.
Bert Lister shows us that after
critical operation she has had pneu-
monia twice, but at this writing is
much improved and it is hoped by her
many trends she will soon be home.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet one week from Fri
day with Mrs. Frank Gleason II wealth
err permits.
There will he services as usual sun
day morning at 1920 a. m. with ReV.
Mrs. Moore presiding.
Monday evening. January 31st, Is the
date of the box social and entertain
ment to be held for the benefit OF 81.
Peters Church. Everybody Is wei
come. The social will be held at
Hunnewel1's hall and a most enjoy
able time is promised to all. During
the past few weeks the Holy Name
e., man and hOyG and