The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
BINGH AM

Mark Savage q Co. are cleaning up
their line OF ladies' high shoes. shoes
that run from SO to sl2 are all selling
Al $29S 2wl6
Remember the Seniors Of the high
school give play at kennebee hall
on Friday night the 2Sth.
DR.. r. c. Brown Of Pittsield WIS
in town last week.
Use MONARCH 100 Per Cent PURE
PAINT for both inside and outside
painting Color card and prices upon
application. For sale At WHlTNEY'S.
Smoke Kineo Zoe cigars. Sold by all
dealerc. 3w1G
A fire which broke out in the river
drivers camp on Saturday afternoon
was extinguished by the fire company
and mill crew before serious damage
was done
w T.. Andrews has been III for the
past two weeks He is said to be
gaining.
Sue Whitney Is visiting at her bro
Their Frank Whtney's in Moscow. She
recently spent three weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mllett in Bangor
Smoke Kineo Zoe cigars. Sold by all
dealers. 3wl6
Clothes are not only much lower in
price this spring. but the fabrics are
much higher in quality. See these
big values noW-Hart Schafner q
Marx fine all wool spring suits at $35.
Other makes for much less. Mark
Savage & Co. 1w17
Mrs David Bean who has been i'll
for a long time passed away at her
home on the 18th Funeral services
were held on Thursday afternoon, Rev.
c. w. Robinson offciated Besides
her husband, there is left of a large
family two sons, Forest and Ross, one
daughter, Mrs. Mona Plummer of
Portland and five grand children.
Use PRATTS & LAMBERTS 81
VARNISI for all floors and standing
finish. 1t may cost more than some
others in the beginning, but is much
cheaper in the end. FOR SALE AT
WHITNEY'S.
Mrs. Emma Andrews gives very
good report of the Goodrich school,
which she is teaching. During the
first month of this term not one of
the nine pupils in the school has been
absent or tardy. Their names fol-
low: Albert S. Goodrich, Perry {.
Goodrich, Clara f. Goodrich, Bertha
L. Goodrich, Earl L. Lister, Ida M.
Lister. Elwood NJ. Doyle, l.. Martha
Redmond and l.. Milford Bean.
Presfhd hay for sale and the price
is lower. A. S. Burke.
One of the finest addresses we have
ever heard was delivered Sunday
morning by Rev. c. w Robinson, to
the Mount Moxie Lodge, l. o. O. f. and
the Centennial Rebekah Lodge. For
ty Odd Fellows and nearly as many
Rebekahs attended Beautiful pot
ted plants were ,tastefully arranged for
decorations. Selections sung by the
choir of seven with Christine Baker at
the piano were very fine.
For sale at low prices--500 feet gal
yanized cutters and conductors; 100
feet piazza ratings one Hall Mirror
with hooks. Roy M. Savage. 1w17
The Century Club held very. de-
lightful meeting the oath inst. at the
home of Mrs. Annie Whitney, Mrs.
Josephine Sawyer assisted as hostess
There were forty members and guests
present including number OF gentle
men. Beautiful cut flowers were in
all the rooms. A poem was read by
Mrs. Florence Owens. The music
of the afternoon consisted Of very
choice victrola selections but the fea-
ture of the afternoon was E. w
Moore's address. Several times in
previous years, Mr.. Moore has kind
ly given n talk to the club on some
subject. This time his subject was
Plymouth and the Tercentennary. Mr.
Moore gave most vivid description
of the pageant held there last summer
which he and Mrs. Moore attended.
A large chart which he had prepar
ed aided in understanding the loca-
ton of the scenes described. He also
gave very comprehensive account of
the Pilgrims and their spirit in over
coming difficulties A rising vote of
thanks from the club members was
given Mr.. Moore, as a feeble express
sion of appreciation. The Century
Club food sale on Saturday after
noon realized sixteen dollars. Mrs.
lucinda Moore and Mrs. Eva Skinner
attended to the sale.
Mrs. Alice Smith entertained the
Kennebec Chapter d. A. r. on Patriots
day at her home on Preble street.
There was a very good attendance.
Roll call was responded to by each
member with a question and answer
regarding the constitution Of the L.
S. American" was sung, followed
by the Lords prayer and the salute
to the flag. Mrs. Josephine Saw
yer read brief sketch on our ances-
try An article on Madam Curie and
Radum was read by Mrs Alice Good
rich. Four excellent compositions
on patriotism from pupils in grade
six of Mrs. Keene's school were read
by members and gave much pleasure.
The pupils whose articles were read
are Beatrice Sawyer. Alice Owens
Helen Fentiman and Kenneth Wood
ard. Mrs. Annie Whitney gave a
very interesting account OF the con
vention which she attended in Lewis
ton. The meeting of May 25th will
be with Mrs. Annie Whitney, Elec-
tion of officers.
Smoke Kineo 10c cigars, Sold by all
denlerr. 3w16
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