The independent-reporter., 1923-01-04
ltINl.nAM

Forty persons were remembered py
the Circle committee at Christmas
time, Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. The next meet
ing on January 10th Will be at the
homs of Mrs. Sarah M-lliken.
the pouring rain all day Mondag
made New Years calls rather diffi-
cult.
The next regular meeting OF the
o. Z. 8. January 10Th will be cleo
tion or officers A good attendance
Is requested.
1t seems necessary To call atten-
ton to householders. parents ana
teachers to the important duty oil
prompk report tos and cooperating
with the health officer in reporting
cases of all contagious diseases com
fng under their observation. We
have been very fortunate the past
year In escaping all but two or three
NIL cases. Let's see IL we can 90
n vel in 1923.
=. II. CASWELL, Health officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. Moore started
on Monday morning for Florida, where
they will spend month or more vis-
iting such places az fancy may dictate
They expected to take special tram
from Boston on Monday night and to
arrive in Jacksonville. Tuesday night
at 6I5. After spending day or
two in that city they will go to Day
tcna Beach, where Mrs. Belle Will
lsams and Misses Annie and Grace
CODY are located for the past two
months. Mrs. Beale Of North Anson
II keeping house for Robert during
the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Eva %. Bachelor entertain
ed the ladies Of. the %. A. r. society
on December 2Sth at her home. Roll
cnll Was responded to with "lnstan-
ces cf Hernism." An excellent pa
per on NOld Eortiacatfon OF Maine
W. prepared and read by Lephe g.
Fyuble.
DeNcious refreshments were serv-
"a BY the hostess. Arrangements
are being made for the sixth annl-
vsrsary which will occur bout the
tWAntyI1ifth OF this mon
n3ev Year Cash Gale N1 W.
rv6ble's Friday and Satt1O 3 Sb.
~ soda Crackers, 89c; Thss. Corn
EAGarss, &c; 2 .pisgs. g. w. Biscuit,
20; 1,1lba. Union Blend Tea, soc; Y
IN. Hsanut Butter Kisses, soc; lbs.
bslk Peanut .Butter. 35c; 2 boxes
ststionsry, lac: 25 cakes 81 p. Soap.
sDc; lsrke package Rolled Oats, 2bc;
2 lbs. W. II. Coffee. 76c; Flour. $l.lO
bAg. J4.t.
nm, are offering splendid bargains
During the Big sale january sth 70
13th lincsusive.
frndartthe auspices OF the KenneRec
Uhapler IN. IA. r., there VIII he card
unsfy atsth1 home of Mrs Marta Saw
a. Tue&daf evening. January 0, 1928.
Hff6ee, E6tnt, So. etc. The proceeds
are to en.teward xbsr1urchsse Of ihe
beonse 11orAer to be erected In honor
Of the W6fl1 War Veterans.
saturday afternoon the Camp Fire
Girls entbydfi their annual Christmas
party which was held at the home
OF their SUardian,, Mrs. MARTA Saw
see. NChristmas tree gave many
pretty rtmembrances and Jolly Jokes.
Lunch ada I hearty good time follow
a. "A nv invited guests were pres
Nhe '!yAnnnrv food sale for the lib
rary will be- in the north room of the
1ibrNry b,,iliiing Saturday afternoon,
january 18th. A public card party
a,so for the library is planned for
the evening OF January 18th. This
viii be held in the library rooms
which have capacity for accommoda-
ting . great many tables. Refresh-
nneuts will be served and a large ga
thsripe and q good time Is anticipat-
q.
Bingham Union Library offers for
ssle, two sets of books. duplicates OF
thOse already In the library. Com
Ulote set OF Dickens works, fifteen
volumes, shasf leather binding and a
conplete set Of Thackeray, twenty
~ Nclunyes In fine quality of dark
green cloths binding. Thev are IN
1epsendid rondition and would be an
hpnor to any lbrary. The books are
On Axl1ib,tfon in the north window OF
No4drsch's store. Write yonr offer Tor
the set you may wish to own, or
for each set II desired, sign your
name, zeal and place In the sealed
box in the window. Offers by mall
receive the same consideration as To-
oal ones. The directors reserve the
Yight to refuse al bids II necessary.
Please address Mrs. Alice M. Good
rich or Mrs. Florence Owens. Bing-
ham, Maine. Contest closes Febru-
ary /, 1923.
Mrs Howard Il. Bryant has kindly
given to the library set OF six books
for children by Thornton W. Burgess
lsrs. Bryant was for some time q
teacher In the village schools. The
books arrived In a small Christmas
boz Monday night with a card which
read, For the boys and girls who
patronise Binghsm Public Library"
Mrs. Blanche Gordon has been con-
flned to the house for more than six
weeks because of trouble with her
hack, which was made worse by the
strain OF a mis-step.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Moore are again
home from Boston. 1t Is hoped that
Mr.. Moore ID considerably better for
the tnaetment he received while away
Miss Mona Baker and Miss Beatrice
Baker, both teaching IN Massachusetts
returnrd TO their work Monday after