The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-13
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGH An

Remember the Library meeting At
Firemens Hall Thursday evening Al
8 o'clock. All interested are cor
daily invited to he present.
There were twelve tables at the
whist party Friday night at the Grange
hall The occasion was a very en-
joyable one. Refreshments were ser
we'd at the tables in the dining room
by the following committee Nellie
Robinson. Elizabeth Thompson, Mrs
Emma GIBSON. Mrs. Florence Owens
Mrs Bina Preble and Mrs. Lottie Tay-
Ior. The amount received was TWEEN
ty-fVe dollars and fifty cents. Dough
nuts for the entire party were given
by Mrs. Eunice Baker and sandwiches
and coffee were contributed by others
Norman d. Lothrop of Mattawam-
keag has entered upon his duties as
principal OF bingham High School, fol.
lowing NJ. C. Foss who recently re-
signed Mr. Dothrop is graduate
of Winthrop High School, Kent's Hill
Seminary and Wesleyan University
class of 1917. He comes well re-
commended and has had five years
experience in Maine high schools and
three years practical business eXpcr-
fence
The river ice Is two weeks later
than last year in making its get away
it Is going in small lots with no exeit-
ment
Jennie Hunnewell recently returned
from Boston.
Colby and Allan Robinson went back
last Monday.
Beatrice Gallant with her little
niece from Auburn are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Gallant.
Howard Moore has again gone tc
Canada where he has employment
Mrs Moore is spending the present
week with relatives in Portland.
Mrs. Mike Lapoint has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Gil1erson of Rock
wood.
Send your shoe repairing by parcel
pest-toa Gusn Pooler & Son. Skowhe-
gan. Prompt service guaranteed.
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Road Commissioner. Jake Atwood is
now able to be out after a long i'll
ness of bronchitis.
Miss Leora Withee of Skowhegan is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Olena
Savage. .
Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Colby have beer
home from Portland for a few days
Mrs. Colby will be at home the great
err part of the summer. Mr.. Colby
went away again on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Miller are il
=. Boston this week.
There was heavy thunder shower
on Monday afternoon.
The Country Club was entertained
on Friday afternoon. April 7, at thu
home of Mrs. Lucinda Moore. Abou
. thirty were present and meeting o
more than average interest was en-
joyed. An article on physical Elk
animation of School Children wal
read by Mrs May S. Hopkins.
(, DR.. p. o. Hopkins had prepared ant
>, read a fine paper on What has beer
, dcne ito prevent disease. Music whi
by Christine and Geraldine
j, Baker and Colby Robinson with sew
eral selections on tho Victrola. fh'
: next meeting will be April q will
I Mrs. Annie Whitney.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Holy week services will be as fol
Flows. at 100 on Thursday. Friday
! and Saturday morning, on Thursday
and Friday evenings, devotions viii
be at 7.30. Mass on Easter Sunday
will be at $50 in Bingham; at 10.4'
d, North Arson. Evening devotions il
[. bingham on Easter Sunday at p. m
: GOODRICH HILL
70 Bert Lister started Monday morn
ing for Spencer, where he will YorE
on the drive.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Beane VISITED
Sunday at his sisters, Mrs. VIII Nc
Laughlin.
A litter of six nice pigs at Granville
Goodrch's.
Mrs. Jennie Robinson, with her two
youngest children spent Sunday with
her older daughter, Mrs Alfred Cur
tbs.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
The Oriental Entertainment com
dnctcd by Mrs. Moore on Friday eve
ming, the Nth, mt 3 O'clock. will be
held In KENNEBEC HALL, and moi
in Grange Hall, MS advertised Inst
week.