The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05
BINGHAM


aay. This was the first time Mrs.
Colby, who has been i'll. has been out
of the house for several months.
The next meeting of the Sunshine
will be April II at the home Of Mrs.
George Baker.
Mrs. Della Steward entertains the
Century Club, Friday of this week.
House for sale on Baker street. FIX
ira big lot, seven rods on street.
Space for big garden. Price $3.50.
D. Eugene Powell.
The class generally known as Mr..
Hunnewelps Sunday school class, of
the Congregational Church, met at
the home OF their assistant teacher,
Rudolph Jordan, last Thursday even
ing, March 29th. to organize their class
and to elect their class officers, which
are as follows: President, Keith
Hnnnewell; vice president, Merle Ar
no; secretary and treasurer, Harold
Hnnnewell; chairman of membership
committee, Wendell EIunnewell; chair
man of social committee, Raymond
Green. "The Ever-Ready Glass"
was chosen as a class name and their
motto being, every member get a
member" If we may judge by the
name and motto IL this class. made
mp largely of Boy Scouts. the other
classes OF the Sunday school may have
to work to keep up.
\ CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
Last Sunday evening, April LIST, was
conservation meeting. The following
program was carried out: Hymns,
Scripture, a part of the twelfth chap
ter of Romans, followed by a duet
by Mrs. Marta Savage and Miss An
ME Rollins; prayer, followed by a
selection ON the piano by Rachel Skin
ner, the secretary then called the roll,
followed by selection by Miss Gladys
Henderson and Mr. Baker. A visit
ing committee was appointed with
MS Thelma Foss as chairman; the
work OF this committee to keep in
touch with those OF our members
who are absent because of sickness.
There was an attendance of twenty
five at the meeting. In spite of the
fncf that q number Of the girls also
toOk part in the choir for the even
Ipr service of the church. Next Sun
day evening the president OF the En-
dsayor will give his second talk on
the ,sWorld of Islam" This will deal
With the revival of Mohammedism
since the World War, and such rela-
tive movements as Fan Islam," Pan
Turkey" and "Pan Arabia" What
would a united Islam including the
northern half OF Africa, Asia Minor
And extending into Northern India and
Western China, besides lesser out
posts. mean to Christendom and the
nations of the West? All are in
yited. Time. six sharp.
There was very pleasant meeting
Of the ID. A. r. at the home OF Mrs.
Lucinda Moore Thursday afternoon OF
last week. After the business meet
ing and the prodram for the day
was carried out, refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Belle Williams, who went from
FLORIDA to California TO be OF assist
snce- to her sisters family, Is now
III and under the care of nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Fentiman and
two children of Waterville have been
slfests of Walter Fentiman and fam
lily the past week. :.
There were eight tables OF whist
!. at the very enjoyable party given by
the Rebekahs in Fraternity Hall last
Tuesday night. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Eunie Baker and Mrs. Junia
Vitham are serving as librarians dur
ing the month Of April.
Edward Small had parsnips from
g<r. low
be kindly shared with some OF his
neighbors.
Dr. r. e. Poulin who has been prac-
ticing dentistry here for several years
moves to Waterville this week where
he has an Office on Main street.
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends who aided us and
to the various societies to which
Aunt" Cynthia Smith belonged fqr
their kindness, we wish to express
our sincere thanks.
The Relatives
CARD OF THANKS
| wish to express my sincere ap-
ureciation of the heroic work OF the
fremen and others in saving my nome
and property during the recent 1ire.
Also for their kindness to my family
and my mother, who was Ill at the
time.
!" - 80.
Mrs. Annie Gvens went to Water
vile the first of the week.
Mrs. r, L. Gipson who fell down
stairs while carrying vacuum clean
or in her hands, was considerably
hurt. Fortunately no bones were
broken and she is recovering from
the effects of the fall.
Colby and Allen Robinson are at
home from Bowdoin this week.
L. W. Goodrich was In Skowhegah
and Madison on Monday last.
/ felt sad when read in the bing
ham items, that the Methodist Churcn
Of that town was in debt $3.50. l
wish TO say I owe that church more
than that for the bread Elder Berry
and wife and Brother e. 0. Tayior
cast upon the water, at the time OF