The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-16
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News Of Somerset'S Busy Towns
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BINGHAM
Mrs Myrtle Cummings will enter
tain the Century club on Friday after
noon. March Il
Mrs Edward Miller and Mrs. Ben
Miller were at Wateryille on Mon
day last
Mrs Frapk Sterling of Augusta was
The guest Of Mrs. Albert Murray re
Gently.
Ncw shirt waists at Goodrieh's store
The Campfire girls held a eeremon-
ial meeting with a SUPPER mt the home
nf Perley Bickford last Tuesday night.
Twelve of the members have been
made wood gatherers.
John Briggs ar! Mrs. Stella Hill re
ceiyed the sad news Monday of the
death Of their sister, Mrs. Iva Briggs
Frost OF Monmouth. Mrs Frost
leaves u husband and two small child
ron
For sale; two chamber sets, one
dining table, five chairs and one china
closet Dr. Il. A. Brown. 1~ll
BINGHAM CATHOLIC CHURCH
Friday, being the feast of St Pat
Church at 100 and evening devotions
ut 100 unless any notice to the contra
~ be given.
Next Sunday there will be mass at
$50 at bingham and evening deyo-
lions at p. m. Feast of ST. Joseph.
There was a large attendance at the
Mass in Scion last Sunday.
Under the auspices of Stanley Beane
Post. No 90, and the American Legion
Auxiliary comedy drama, Deacon
Dubhs," will be presented in kennebec
Han, Thursday evening, March l6 The
nlay is in three acts with the follow
ing east Of characters: Deacon Dubbs,
Bcecher Vincent, Amos Coleman, his
nephew, Robert ". Smith. Rawdon
crawley, Dr. r. f. Poulin Major Nc
Mutt, auctioneer. Robert c. Moore;
Deuteronomy Jones, a country pro-
duet. John l.. Gordon; Rose Raleigh,
n school ma am, Mary Gallant; Miss
Philipena Popover, Marion Jacques;
ENTITY Dale; richest girl in town, Ruby
Frost; Trixie Coleman. full of mis-
chief. Hulda Keene: Yennie Yensen,
hired girl. Hazel Carl.
The Social Hour club met Tuesday
of this week with Mrs. Bernard Gal
liant.
Laura Baker is home from her
teaching in Sangerville to spend va
cotton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Baker.
Leon w. Goodrich went to Boston
last Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Lander Bride of Law
renee, Mass. was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Arthur c. Dinsmore last
Friday!
Mabel Foss of Oakland was the
week end guest of Esther Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lombard were
in town last week
Henry Carbino has moved into the
Burke rent recently vacated by Chest
or Cool.
CLYDE Dudley and Ruth McAlary Of
Watervlle are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bachelor.
Two weeks ago the credit for rails
ing S106 toward the piano in the high
school building was given to the class
of 1920. This was a mistake, as the
money was raised by the pupils of
the school with some outside assis-
lance
Miss Alice Chase, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chase, gave
birthday party Thursday afternoon,
March 9Th. 1t was her seventh birth
day and seven little friends were invit-
ed Florence Hughes. Iona Bean, Ar
lene Strout, Eileen Reynolds. Geor-
gia Reynolds, Caroline Brown and Jul
liza SterlingS Games were played and
refreshments of ice cream, cake, and
fancy cookies We're served.
The delicious ice cream served
served Thursday night at the whist
party for the library was a gift from
Mrs. Jennie Hunnewell.
This generosity and Mr.. buttons
kindness in furnishing for the sec
c0nd time, a free place for the party
made possible the clearing of twenty
five more dollars for the library fund.
In addition to the ice cream, cake, as
sorted crackers. candy >and coffee,
"A Thorn Among Roses" is the title Of
Il new book presented the library by
Mrs. Henry Cooley. Arthur Burke
has given half dozen juvenile books.
One dollar in money has been given
the library by S. A. Smith. \ food