The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
BINGHAM

Norton. OF North Arson. assisted by
A. c. Dinsmore. Grand Warden, {. w.
Dutton! g. sec, Harry Cummings;
G.. treas, L. c. Robinson. G.. chap
lain. and +. r. Reynolds. G.. |. guard.
" G., Lester Morris; V. G.. Glennie
Smith: sec. +. l.. Gipson. treas. Car
roll Clark: warden. Eugene Bean
conductor, Walter Curtis X. s. n c.,
Harry Spaulding: l.. S. y. G.. T. II.
Reynolds; l.. s. Y g.. Cecil Jewett
j.. S. s.. George Jones; | g., Enoeh
'sgood; chaplain, John Hardy
NOTICE
There will be meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary. Stanley
Beane Post No. 90, at the Legion Room,
Friday evening. Jan 81. at 7.30. If
you are member COME: i not
member, but eligible. COME and JOIN
or send in your name for membership.
Carrie S. Whitney, Sec.
Now Is the time to order your wall
paper and be ready when spring
comes. We have n very pretty line Of
1922 samples that cost less than 1921.
On request. samples will be taken to
any home in the village for eXamina-
tons and estimates made
+. H. Caswell.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon W. Goodrich
entertained a small party of friends on
Wednesday evening of last week. Pro-
rressive whist was played and Eight
refreshments were served.
Lett we forget
Jan. 25th Congregational Church
circle meets with Mrs. Rose Lander.
d Jan. 26th. Anniversary night of the
xennebec Chapter. d. A. r. banquet
q: Hotel Cahilll
Jan. 9th. Meeting Of the American
legion Auxiliary, Stanley Beane Post,
80. 80.
,Feii. srd, Century Cub Meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Mary p, BAXTER.
Feb. 8, CONGREGATIONAL Church Cir
Gle with Mrs. Sarah +. Milliken. y
Feb. O.. Sunshine meeting at the
home OF Mrs Josephine Sawyer.
Feb. 10, Card Party for the benefit
OF the Library at Bingham Hotel.
Room for all. Come by ones, twos,
~ threes.
Feb. 18th, Food sale in the after
noon at Goodrich's store, for the IL
brary.
Peter Larkin of Waterville was in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. French. of YER
mont. are guctts of NJ. D. Skinner
and 5oh as" qsh,,,. ,r.. v@ !. in a no]a
more thai lRlsIsharelHi trsRie"He
has und {}H9ne, an otHratif for nv
and ulssIt of. Mt stHNach. Fii;s, ,yM
could be expected under the circum-
stances. ltflt
recently spent few daysIMith her
father, Joseph Whitney and 1fr, broth
er Frank Whitne Mos t"si
Ed Small spraiha1fis III qd W
badly and was aNRe n days ~
Mrs c.n, Tlorencs b., 8 {ssa,I /,
week 1t was the largest meeting OF
the year, more than 40 members and
guests being present.
After the opening exercises and
bur mess was disposed OF xifa skWrl
intermission, an excellent <pEo8 ram
was carried out. Piano solo, Esther
Owens: fine address on the schools
Of Maine. past and present, was given
by Prof NJ c. Foss. principal OF the
high school This was followed by
vocal so by Dorothea Woodland, with
Elizabeth Thomps on as accompanist;
Supt. Chas f. Ball gave a very inter-
esting talk on schools and teachers.
Another piano solo by Gladys Hender-
son was enjoyed. rising vote of
thanks was given the speaker and
xrb buI nrnvi1al the
entertainment of the afternoon. Two
new members. The next club meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Mary f..
Baker. with musical program
Mrs Leo FORMER Of Cold Stream,
has been the gueit OF Mrs. Omar
Sawyer.
No electric lights for Bingham on
Sunday and MondaWnights.
The mercury Registered -four below
zero on Sunday morning, ten-below
Monday and on Tuesday.
Buy the Independent-Repor
Madison Bulletin, Houlton Times and
Portland Press Herald daily mt +.
II. Caswell's.
There will be meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary in the Legion
Room, tomorrow friday evening at
730.
The Seectmep will be In session at
Fireman's Hall on Thursday, the ninth
day Of February. for the purpose OF
settling the accounts of the town for
the municipal year, ending Feb. II. III
Is very important Chat all bills he pre-
scented by the 18th. as the books will
be closed on that day.
BINGHAM CATHOLIC CHURCH
NOTES
Mass next Sunday at half past eight
Next Thursday. Feb. End will be Can
dlemas Day Mass and blessing OF
candles at 500 A. NJ. Candles may
lie obtained at the Rectory during the
week.
Notice our REGULAR prices KEEL
logg's Corn Flakes 10c; xxx Pow
dered Sugar Sc; Illusions Soda Crack
ers 13c per pound; Peaches 25c per
can: Peas 15c per can. Our entire
line of SchrafYt's Chocolates are SELL
Ia f~, NJ, This