The independent-reporter., 1922-03-02
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGIIaM VI

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March ,. The C&htury Club banquet
1T : D. m. at Bin& &bam Hotel
March 6, Town meeting in Kennebcc
IIall.
March 8. congregational Church
Circle meets with Mrs. Della Steward
March Q. Public Card Party at Bing-
ham Hotel for benefit of Library. Re
freshments.
March .. Sunshine Society meets
with Mrs. Florence owens.
March 10TH the "Fcnnelly Duo" tho
last entertainment of the Lyceum
Course. followed by a dance.
March II. moving picture night.
Iiatchet Brena Beans e Pork. large
can 22c per can; latehet Brand To
mato catsup. best grade 20c per bot
tic at Goodrich's.
Dr. X. G. Brown will be in Bng-
ham, Sunday and Monday.
Frank Iunnewell is under the care
of a trained nurse His condition Is
said to be improving.
Mr. Harry Cummings entertained
the Congregational church circle last
Wednesday, A good attendance and
enjoyable meeting. Refreshments
6tit otl F'ds
The members of the Eighth Grade of
The Junior-Senor high school, enter
tanned n few of their friends and the
faculty at a Washington's Birthday
barty. Wednesday afternoon at the
high school building. Games appro-
pirate To the day were played. The
following won prizes in the various
conteste. Gladys Henderson, Mona
Yerxa, Edith Dinsmore, William
hughes and Erwin Miller. Refresh
ments were served by Florence An
drews, Eleanora Cahill. Louise Cum
mlngs and Lillian Witham.
A piano has been purchased at a
cost of $4,000 for the purpose of
teaching music in the schools. $4,000
rail ed by Senior Fl. S. Glass OF 1920:
S16G As raised by Senior Glass Of 1921;
S67.41 raised by Miss Hisler and Miss
Hall, former teachers. and the balance
SGG14, paid out of the town treasury
music fund.
Mrs. II. c. Brown gave a whist party
for benefit OF the ID. A. RS last Fri
day night, twelve tables.
Thanks are due W. w. Stoddard for
o large load Of stove wood. for the IL
brary. also to Leon w. Goodrich for
putting the same into the she'd and to
Arthur Jordan for filling the big wood
box.
Mrs. Benj Russell has kindly given
one dollar to the library and Justin
Russell the same amount At a
meeting of the Grange on Saturday, it
was voted to give the use of the hall
for card party for the benefit of the
II, ha Jato pf will bp
announced later
Peter Farley has moved into the
Joe King houre which he has recent
ly purchased on Bingham Heights
There will be no meeting Of the
American Legion Auxiliary until
March 18th, next.
Kennebec Chapter d. A. r. was de-
llghtfully entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. w
Moore. Nearly all the members
helped in making it a memorial day
to both Lincoln and Washington. The
Chapter voted to give one hundred
dollars toward the proposed soldiers
marker Delegates chosen to attend
the Continental Congrefs at Washing
ton are regent Mrs. Ethel Brown and
vice regent Mrs. Bina Preble. Dele
gates to attend the State Conference
March IA, Is and 10th are Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Marta Savage. Mrs Nellie Rob
inson, Mrs. Lena CARL alternates.
Mrs. Bina Preble. Mrs. Bertha Ball,
Mrs. Lucinda Moore and Mrs. Alice
Goodrich. Refreshments of sand
wicher, olives, cake and coffee were
served in the dining room by the hos
tess
bingham high school will close
March "a for one weeks vacation
The grade schools will close March
"a for two weeks vacation.
Al the State convention of the A.
A. Il. l. r., Mr.. John. Hughes was
elected one of the State directors.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
Mass in Solon will be the End Sun
day of March in! tead Of the first sun
day.
Lcnten services at Bingham will be
the usual Sunday evening services
with Lenten sermon and on Friday
evening the Way of the Gross.
Mars next Sunday at half past eight
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
The services both morning and
evening were unusually well attend
cd last Sunday; also there was large
attendance at Sunday School.
The morning subject was christian
Stewardship At 6. 15 the Epworth
League with the president as leader,
discussed "Tnhng as "A Personal Ex-
porience." Much interest was shown
in this subject by all present One
of the members, a young man arose
and said II have begun to 1.-THE, OF
the money / earn am paying ten
cents on a dollar to God
At the 7 o'clock Peoples Service the
pastor gave us blackboard sermon.
Subject, "The A. b. c. OF the Gospel.
which was most interesting and help
full.
Next Saturday evening the 4th, DR..
Holt will hold our 1Ath quarterly con-
ference at 7.30 in the church. Of
fetal members and stewards, also
superintendents of departments please
take notice and be on hand with writ
ten reports.
On Monday town meeting day, our