The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-07
RlSGn II

BINGHAM
IT,. D.. Martin. president a. tn
Bangor Theological seminary. hid
the close attention Of a church fnli
I'll peop'e lat Sunday with fes fiHe
discourse. The Legion and Anxll=
arv, The Century Club and kennebee
Chapter D. \. r. attended in BODY
occupying seats reserved for them.
Mrs. Ralph Sterling and daughter
Of Carataak spent Thankg giving al
John RelMonds TbeR 3BFe been
among relatives ID t72n 'he past
week.
American Legion aasiiI7f meeting
Ffid4V nIae. Deeemase :. IT, Al
the Legion Rooms II - p. N. Il
y noped Il good attendance viii be
present a election Il officers I'll be
Md Ter me coming year.
4fy residence Tor sale. Price saa96.
DIT. K. e Brown. PIfsdalG-AaY
Henry Co0lef IS having a ban room
Installed IA lis Noise ana hot ana
cod water piping arranged for the
kitchen.
aIr. and Mrs. f. P. Hyde. wao have
been spending some weeks with Mrs..
Gipton and Mrs. Sawyer let town
last Tuesday morning. They intend
10 spend Christmas with relatives ID
New York.
AIrs. Addie Jones made 4 Thanks
giving dinner for AR and Mr.. Archie
Bachelor, Mrs. Verna NeGollar and
Heryin Beane.
The Royal NeiRhbors cleared thir-
ty-six dollars from the supper and
food sale held in Grange Hall last
week. They furnished a fine supper
and are highly appreciatiye OF the
patronage and assis'anc ven them.
There Is nothing SO cheerful 3 mu-
sic In the home during tho org win
ter evenings. The Yictrola will give
you the finest concert or the latest
music for dance. Look al ours
and hear the rev selections. Z ".
Moore, Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Goodrich Of
Gorham have 4 baby son born Novem-
Der 25th.
I shall be In Bingham 1t my former
residence to fit glasses on Monday,
Dec. 11th. Dr.. r. c. Brown-AdW.
Charles Coleman was visitor at
the homo Of his son Harold Coleman
last week.
Christmas goods are now displayed
In most Of the stores.
Books placed In the library last
week include the following: THE
House of Seven Cables" Scarlet
Letter" Hawthorne, "The Man from
America" De La pasteur; alexander
Hamilton" Lodge; "Tennysons Poet
teal Works" "Fhe Sewers" and ROW
don's Corner" Merr man; THE nab-
ftat" and Johnnie Courteen," Drum
nond; Northern Light" and The
Weavers," Gilbert Parker; "Mr.
Marks Secret oppenheim; The
Tryst," Grace Livingstone Hill; Dan
lei Webster" Lodge; Autobiography
of Andrew D. White; Memoirs Of DR..
Judson Wayland; The Lie Of Alice
Freeman Palmer: When ! Ne8 a.
Child Yoshio MARKING; "rhe Won
der of the Year" Locke. "fhe Greek
. Views of Life; 1.-THE Days Of Aald
: Lang Syne" and Beside the Bonnie
Briar Bnsh," Ian McClaren; "Macau-
ley's History of England" five or six
volumes. All the above We're OF The
,Brainerd books.
Special sale Of 200 boxes of good
stationery at Fred W. Prebles. Two
boxes for &c while Il lasts Two
boxes by mail zoe.
Postmaster Baker urges everyone
having War Savings Stamps of the
1918 issue to present them for trans
fer or redemption before the rush
OF work always incident To the holi-
day season and the accounting OF
the new year begins. From . to )
y. IN. each day
At tho beautiful home Of Mra Edith
Tay'or aud Mrs. Lottie Taylor the
Century Club held It's meeting of Dec
ember 1st A Children'a Day pro-
gram OF much interest had been pre-
pared by the committee Mrs. Owens,
Mrs. WATSON and Mrs. Savage. Plano
solo, Florence Taylor; recitation, AMI
Ia Goodrich; play, 1--we Ads vocal
solo, Methel Taylor: duet, Beatrice
Sawyer and Anna Savage; poem and
tableau. 1.-THE Childrens Hour; song,
Kenneth Woodland. Those taking
part in the play: Housekeepers Flor
once Andrews and Lena Webster;
Live Ads, Old Dutch Cleanser, For
ence Taylor: Gold Dust Twins Bin
and Dwight Witham; LUX, Earnestine
Andrews: Cream Of Wheat, Kenneth
Woodland; Quaker Oats, Robert Pre-
BILE; Aunt Jemima, Alice Owens; Karo,
Cedric Coleman; White House Coffee,
Rhlph Hight; CampbelIs Soup, Me-
thelN Taylor; Sunshine Biscuit. Alice
Smith: Beechnnt Peanut Butter, Ro-
bert Doe; Sun-Maid Raisins, Anna
Savage: Jell-o, Janet Doe; Bakers
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