The independent-reporter., 1922-04-06
BINGHAM

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Hall met with the chairman. Mrs
Nellie Robinson on Monday afternoon.
They are making arrangements for
a right good time and hoping for
"a right smart" attendance.
The annuall MEETING Of bingham
Union Library will be April 18th at
Firemens Hall Everyone interest
ed whether a member or not, IS cor
daily invited to be present. Reports
of the years work viii be given and
officers elected for the coming year.
Meeting opens promptly at eight
O'Clock
Leon w. Goodrich OF Bingham and
John Kelley of Moscow went to SkOw-
hogan Wednesday on the traverse iu-
ry
Send your shoe repairing by parcel
post to Guss Pooler & Son. Skowhe-
gan. Prompt service guaranteed. 3wl4
NOTICE: DR.. A. II. Clark will re-
sumo his trips to Bingham commenc-
ing Tuesday April 18th at the resid-
ence of A. S. Burke for dentistry"
Colby Robinson and Allan Robinson
are home from Bowdoin for tile Eas-
ter vacation.
Mrs. W. w. Stoddard who has been
i'll for several weeks is now much bet
ter.
Archie Clark of Caratunk was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss
last Saturday.
Marguerite Fox is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Harold Doe.
After all is said concerning soaps
there is nothing so nice for the skin
as pure olive oil CASTLE. We have
it in Lady Fair. 15c a cake. f.
w. Moore bingham.
Next Sunday, April 9th. the mass at
Bingham will be at S.15. Mass at
Solon at 1D.45.
The Sunshine Society will have
their next meeting and picnic at Fra
ternity Hall Thursday afternoon, Apr.
49, =
Mrs. Gertrude Moore has been help
ing Mrs Jennie HunneweIl in the
store. '@m %HH
Forrest Andrews has leased part Of
A. c. Dinsmore's store and Is prepar-
ed to repair watches and clocks.
Ernest Sterling has moved his fa-
mily into DR.. X. G. Browns hOdse
on Goodrich street.
Very attractive gingham dresses for
afternoon wear; and novelty styles in
gingham aprons at very low prices.
All absolutely new goods. At Good
rich's.
The Congregational church circle
received about twelve dollars at the
food sale on Saturday.
Mrs. Abbe M. Guild sends box oi
the beautiful trailing arhutus. She
writes OF the many beautiful flowers
now in blossom where she is living
in Pinebluff. N. c,
While on an errand Miss Sophia
Gilman slipped iand fell on the Ice
dslocating her right wrist. Miss
Gilman f. employed by Mrs. Harold
Coleman and 4Will be unable to work
for several weeks. Mrs. Evelyn LON
bard will assist Mrs. Coleman with
the housework for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Robinson spent
the week end at home from their work
at Skowbegan
Mrs. A. b. Carl delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the, kennebet
Chapter D. A. X. last Thursday after
noon. Vice Regent, Mrs. Bina Preble
conducted the meeting. Two prett,
songs were given by Miss Ruth Bang
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per onxIndia was prepared and reat
by Mrs. Bertha Ball, several selee
tiops on the victrola. At the clos
of the program the members were in
vited to the dinning room and seat
ed around "a prettily arranged. table
Refreshments Of fruit salad, hot DIS
cults, tea, cake and cookies were ser
we'd.
John Briggs went to Waterville AMI
returned with an auto truck belong
ing to the American Shoe 4 Find
ings Co. He found very muddy roads
Dorothy Bachelders celebrated he
fourth birthday April 1st by giving
marty to some of her friends at he
home.
Ten inchece of snow on Saturday
April LIST, made things look as thougl
the weather was playing us a joke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Andrews have
returned from Massachusetts where
MrA Andrews has been spending 6
part of the winter with her son Earl
Warren Lane who has been running
Hunnewells store was taken Ill on
Monday.
F. S. Hunnewell is making good pro
eress toward recovery after his very
serious Illness. He is now able tc
sit up a little, while each day.
On Friday evdking March 81. a
musical recital was given by Christ
inc Bakers music pupils in the Con-
gregational church which was nearly
filled with very attentive audience
Miss Baker is a very successful and
faithful teacher of music. The large
class rendered their various parts
with much credit to themselves ant
to their teacher. Program duet (ir
Lilac Time) Beatrice Sawyer and He
len Fentiman; song MAY Day Froliel
Louise Cummings; (Puds in Boots
Louise Miller; (Alladin March) Thel-
ma Bean, duet. tSong of the Sleigh
bellsl Gladys Henderson and GAIA
Hunnewell; solos (Faries Lullaby
Evelyn Huff: wild Rose) Dorothy
Rich. duet (My First Walt% Gladys
Henderson and Thomas Cahill; solos
Cred Riding Hood) Janet Brown