The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06
BINGHAM

of officers aud trustees is appointed
lsto meet at Firemen's Hall, July l.,
lat 730 p. NJ.
The entire set of Robert Louis
ifSteyenson books. also those OF JOS
Heph Conrad and others, 70 or more
Hhaye been placed in tho library re-
Hcently.
\ Gregory Baker and Rudolph Jor-
lfdan spent a few days OF last week
lat Dmmick Pond.
The Congregatonalist church IS
Hbeing repainted as fast as the RAIN
Hwill permit.
q II you want the best pictures posi-
Able at the lowest price possible, send
Eyour films to Milford Baker, Bingham
Me. for developing. printing and en-
klarginp Sw25
Contributions Of food for the Ii
library food sale are solicited from all
Hwho are willing to assist. 1t is tG
Nbe held next Saturday, July s. at
KGoodrich's store.
n NV residence for sale Price $53oO
HDr. II. c. Brown, Pittsheld.-Ady.
II tf19
Mrs. Walter Hamlin, who has been
Min Woodstock, Canada. the past three
Hmother. Mrs. Farquar, of Woodstock.
h Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Goodrich are
depending a few days at Pleasant
HPend.
II The last meeting of the Congrega-
utional church circle, before the
Hummer vaction. was held on the
hlawn at the home of Mrs. T. II. Foss
Mt is a beautiful lawn for picnic
Rand n large number were present.
HVictrola music and several readings
Eprovided entertainment. When sup
Hper time came tables were spread and
floaded with things good to eat. vases
Rof roses in the centre of each. AT
Rsix O'Clock the "menfolks' arrived
Eand supper was served There were
Eabout fifty present. The circle meet
Kings will begin again with the first
"Wednesday in September.
Carload Atlas Cement just arrived.
EAtlas Cement is used in majority of
Estate construction work. Specify At
klas when making contracts AT
kWhitney's.
n Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Goodrich of
HGorham have given to the library
Margaret Deland's latest book, "The
KVehement Flame"
Mrs. Abhie NJ Guild and Mrs. Mar
Igaret Pandergast arrived in town last
Hweek.
n Calcium chloride used on upper
IMain street some weeks ago has prov
He'd so satisfactory in keeping down
ithe dust that more has been purchas-
u ed also by private subscription. 1t
has now been applied as far down
las the water tub below the bend of
l. the road, and on most Of Meadow
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dutton,
TIem Robinson Edith Wilson, Edna
1Hoyt and Arthur Touranqeau attend
ed the big circus one day last week
Kin Lewiston.
Mrs. Gallant of Auburn Is visiting
her son, Bernard and his family
y Mr.. and Mrs. ~ B%trotto rre'en-
1 tertaining guests this week
Mass next Sunday at II o'clock. Fri
| day, July 7th, will be the first Friday.
| Mass at 100 on Friday morning.;
evening devotions at 1880.
u The thanks of the parish is eX-
tended to all who helped to make
the recent fair the success that it
was.
Father Holohan officiated recently
at the marriage of Miss Homerorine
Mchaud of North Anson to Paul
Sylvan of Skowhegan.
Some plates belonging to DONORS
of gifts for the fair are Mt the home
of Mrs. Ed. Reynolds. Owners can
have same by calling or sending for
them.
ST. PETERS CHURCH ANNUAL FAIR
The annual fair for the benefit of
St Peters Church OF j ingham was
held on Wednesday. June 2S. The
booths were in charge OF the mem
bers of the ladies sewing circle.
There were many donations of both
food, candy and fancy work and
practically all were sold.
In the evening the St. Cecilia or
chestra journeyed from Sbowhegan to
give a musical concert also for the
benefit of the church. Under the
able direction of Professor J. Abbott
Kendall, a very fine concert was Civ
en-. The large audience which filled
Kennehec Hall enjoyed and appreciat-
ed the concert very much. 1t was
the verdict Of all that the evening S
program was one of. If not the best
ever given In Bingham. At inter-
walls during the concert, two talented
young dancers, of the Notre Dame
parish of Skowhegan won the praise
and admiration Of the audience by
their dancing skill.
At the close of the dencert Fr.
Holohan of Bingham thanked the or
ohestra for their work and also the
dancers. He thanked especially FIR
Renaud and Professor Kendall whose
untiring efforts brought the orchestra
to its high, standard exhibited on that
evening. lie assured them on his
own behalf and on behalf of the pa
IRISH of his appreciation of the fact
that they came up there and gave that
program entirely free of cost and in
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