The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-14
News Of Sonerset's Busy Towns

June L. MARIA Butter anu Gertle RuS
=. sell Gottie Taylor and Belle Williams
picnic The monthly committees fo
the purpose of raising money; Sept
and Oct, Emma Hill. Josephine Saw
yer, Grace Pooler; November an(
December in charge of executiv,
committee; January and February
Jennie Witham; Kath Hunnewell ant
Eva Bachelor; March and April
Myrtle Cummings, Alice Goodrich, ant
Grace Cool.
On Sept. 18th there will be a Dutch
Lunch served at the meeting of the
/ Centennial Rehekah Lodge.
/ have returned from Boston with
my Fall Millinery and will be ready
to meet my customers at the Davis
Millinery Parlors on Sept. 16. NJ. NJ
/ Davis, North Anson.
Miss Annie Wilde of Providence, r.
I. who has spent many summers at
Pleasant Ridge has kindly given the
! following books to Bingham Union
Library: "Tante,' by Sedgewick; THE
i Pordigal Pro Tenn by Bartlett; "Prln-
cess Martha" by Percy Brebner;
The Brass Bowl by Vance; "Brews,
tiers Millions" by McCutcheon; "Ro-
nance of a Plain Man by Glasgow;
"Lazarre," by Catherwood; THE Ha-
| To-" by Won Hutton; The Lonely La
dy of Grosvenor House., De La Pas
ture; "The Yellow House. by Open
helm; "A Woman Intervenes,' by
Barr; THE Man in the Case" by
Phelps; Hearts Courageous by
Rives; 1.-THE Black Bag by Vance;
THE Pit" Norris THE Green Flag"
by Doyle; Lady Baltimore" by Wis
ter; he Gates OF KANT by ORGY;
The Puppet Crown" MacGreth; "As
Man Lives" by Oppenheim; "The
Orchid" by Grant. Beverly of Graus-
tark," by McCutcheon; THE Secret
Orchard" by Castle THE Bright Face
of Danger" Stephens; She Buildeth
Her House" by Comfort; THE Pool
of Flame" by Vance; Like Another
Helen" by Norton.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Forty Hours Alteration will
open at St Peters church, Bingham,
at the $50 Mass next Sunday and will
continue thru to Tuesday morning.
Confessions will be heard at 730 on
Saturday evening and also on Sunday
morning. During the Exposition the
exercises will be: Mass on Monday
and Tuesday mornings at 1870 and
evening devotions on Sunday and
Monday evenings at $50 p. m. The
Sunday School classes have been re-
sumed and unless otherwise notified
will be held Sunday evenings at $50
p. m. Mass in Grange Hall, Scion,
next Sunday at half past ten.
SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY
Miss Matte Merrill is teaching the
Franklin School at East Scion and
Miss Laura Eaton has returned to the
Roosevelt school.
Lyle Taylor of Norridgewock recent
ly visited the brother Merton Taylor
and other relatives in this vicinity
II is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Taylor are soon to locate in
| ortand where they have employment.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson is working for
George Rowell since his sister, Miss
Florence Rowen has returned TO her
school in Massachusetts,.
Aileen Clark is a Freshman at Bling
ham high school this fall, while Ruth
Albee and Villa French are in the en-
tering class at Somerset Academy,
Athens.
BINGHAM CENTER
John Cassidy accompanied by his
family are spending this week in Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Hunnewell
of Scion village were calling in this
! vicinity last Sunday. Mr.. Hunnewell
is working for Frank Savage this
week.
John Lawrence of Scion was in this
vicinity one day last week buying APP
pies.
Many in this neighborhood attend
ed Scion Fair, Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Zenas Fletcher spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Carr
Smith and family of Oakland.
George Burton has been working for
Henry Cooley in Bingham village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs
Mary Mahoney and Mrs. Sarah Pierce
attended the Somerset Pomona Grange
meeting at Cornyille last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Gilman and
family of Embden visited Mr.. Gill
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gilman, last Sunday.
NORTH ANSON
Mrs. Henry Ellery has returned
from a ten weeks stay at Bath and
two weeks at EarmingtOn While