The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
RINGH

Mrs. Beatrice NdSSon Will enter
tain the Century Club on Friday al
ternoon Of this week.
The Congregational Church Circle
met Wednesday at the church yestr}
Mrs Bertha Ball and Mrs Grace Pool
er hostesses.
The regular Sunshine meeting j.
postponed TO November 16 when it vii
meet with the president, Mrs c. q
Cool.
Mrs c. VI. Hutchinson of Portland
is visiting her sister, Mrs Howard
Moore.
We have a good assortment Of Rog
er's and Community silyerware,
slightly shop worn which will be sold
at once for one-half regular price
A good opportunity 10 mach up on
your old silver. F. ". Moore.
The supper served by the ladies of
the Congregational church circle well
deserved the good patronage it re
ceived. Chicken pie in generous por-
tions. mashed potato squash. cranber-
ries, pickles, cheese. hot rolls. dough
nuts, pumpkin pie and hot coffee. Ia
bles were decorated with ferns and
branches of red berries. Good ser
vice was rendered by LOT of Young
and pretty mattresses.
For sale, my residence in Bingham
on Dinsmore street. rooms. cords
wood in basement Price. $4,000.
Bernard Crotto, Bingham. tao
The Kennebec Chapter D. A. X.
vere delightfully."- entertained at the
nome OF Mrs. Carrie r. Colby OH
Sc
response to roll ca on the beauty
spots of Maine was Of unusual inter
est; nearly all of the members had
something worth while to tell of some
place they had visited during the sum
mer. Besides victrola selections
poem was read bv Mrs Josephine Saw
yer and an article on Nancy Hart, the
greatest Heroine of the Revolution,
by Mrs. Gertrude Shoppe After ad-
journment delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by her
daughters Lena and Florence and by
Mrs. Lucinda Moore. The meeting of
November 23rd is to be with Mrs. Alice
N. Goodrich Current Events is to
be the response to roll call.
Charles Baker is home from Long
Pond for few DAYS.
Margaret REYNOLDS who is training
10 be nurse is at home at the pres
ent tifne.
John Redmond has Just moved into
the Elyaih Hall house on Main street
Mrs. Redmond Is quite i'll
Esther Owens and Mrs. George Bak
er served as librarian last month, Miss
Ruby Frost and Mrs. Winnie Hender-
son will serve during November. Only
sixty cents makes you a member OF
the library from November lst to May
list. You can get lot of good read
ing in that time.
The Improvement Club of the Good
rich school has made the splendid don
alton of fifty dollars TO Bingham Union
Library. This is to be used for a
reading room at the library at some
future time when the association Is
able to meet the expense Of the up
keep of such a room. Meantime the
money will be kept at interest until
1t can be used for the purpose for
which ii is given
Bingham library received some very
handsome pictures and other useful
articles on gift day last Saturday. Two
fine pictures from Mrs. Marta Savage,
two others from Mrs. Della Webster
and two from Mrs. Alice Goodrich.
An. old time picture from Mrs. Jennie
Baker, and one from Mrs. Alice Dins-
more, Rocking chairs were given by
Mrs. Lephe Preble, Mrs. George Baker
and Mrs. Alice Goodrich. Orrin Hill
gave linoleum square to go under the
stove and white oil cloth for kitchen
table. Roy NJ. Savage gave a rug,
two glass candestlcks and candles
Two chairs were given by Mrs. Della
Webster; Mrs Olena Savage gave dra-
perry curtains; Miss Leora Withee gave
Il large bas-relief of Homer with harp
and other figures. This will look
well above the mantle shelf in the
north room. A large creX rug and
an old fashioned chair from Mrs. Mari
ia Savage. A china sugar and cream
set from Mrs. Susie Briggs Two
rugs were given by Mrs Lucinda
Moore. A lamp and a kettle by Alice
Goodrich. w. B. Goodrich has loaned
an old time mirror and a sitting room
stove. Two books from Mrs. Esther
Collins and two from Dorothy Stod-
lard. gifts TO the library Will be
gladly received any day
My residence for sale. Price $500
Dr. K. G. Brown, Pittsfield-Adv.
There were seven tables of cards al
The very enjoyable party held at Bling
ham Hotel on Friday evening last. ,
Nrs. Bina Preble, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson. Miss Dorothy Stoddard,
Mrs. Sara Woodland and Mrs Eva
Bachelor made u very efficient com I
nittee for the occasion. The hallowe =
IN decorations, given for the occasion
by f. w. Preble, had been attractive |
y arranged and the score cards We're
appropriately decorated. Refresh
nents of coffee sandwiches doughnuts '
Ind apples were served The apples I
we're donated by Elizabeth Thompson. l
t Is hoped that the next whist party |
will be held at Library and a large
attendance is expected. Thanks are l
lue TO Mr.. and Mrs. {. W Dutton for l
he use of their hotel and to the COM $
nittee and all who assisted in the sue
'esT of the pleasant gathering