The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-10-04
RINGHAM

spending several weeks win hef SIS
ter. Mrs. W. f. Andrews has return
ed to her home in Bath.
Clinton Woodland was at home over
Sunday from L. of NJ.
~ Mrs. VIM. Collins and Miss Essie
Marston have returned from two
weeks spent with Mrs. NJ. Z. Drake
in Gullford.
For sale-Wood & Bishop. second
hand cook stove with hot water tank.
u n Morrison. tbs
Harry Cummings is putting dorm
er window on the north side q his
house.
Mrs. Gertrude Bachelor who has
been at Revere Beach this summer
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Givens Mrs. Bachelor
soon goes to Newport, r. l., where her
husband has a position as teacher.
Mrs. Robert Smith, having been
called to Waterville. Mrs. Walter
Fentiman has taken her place with
Mrs. Harold Doe as librarians the
month of September.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Eaton Of Port
land were guests Of Mrs. Harry cum
mings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Moore are in
tending to spend a week or more IN
Boston leaving Bingham about the 9Th
Of October.
Miss Gertrude Weston Of Skowhegan
has been a guest of Mrs. Marta Saw
age for several days
The new Century Club calendars are
very nice and indicate very interest
ing meetings for the coming year.
The program committee is Mrs. Annie
f. whitney, Mrs. Beatrice c. WATSON
and Mrs Carrie S. Whitney. The
first meeting, presidents day, will be
held October 10Th at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Lottie r. Taylor. she
will be assisted in her duties by the
vice president, Mrs. Josephine q.
Sawyer. Greeting from the presid-
ent will be followed by an address on
Cen Grant the Man, by Mrs. Florence
Waugh .Danforth. Music. a social
hour and refreshments will all be in
cluded in this first meeting.
The first meeting of the kennebec
Chapter d. A. r. will be held Octo-
Der 25th at the residence of the regent,
Mrs. Bina Preble. A table of inter-
est will be given by Mrs. Evie Robin
son. Quotations from nature by the
members. The program committee
consisting of Mrs. Gertrude P. Shoppe,
Mrs. Josephine Sawyer and Mrs. Kate
Burke have prepared program which
promises to be both interesting and
instructive. The last Thursday in
each month Is the usual date of the
meetings.
The names of the books presented
by Miss Millett are as follow: Per-
sonal Memoirs of y. S. Grant, two
volumes, Travels of Gen. Grant, Hon.
]. T. Headley; Life of Gen. Grant, "ka-
trine", Lane; Two books of English
Literature, vashto, Augusta Evans
Wilson; Life and Words of Christ
DR.. C. Geikie; My Story of the War
Mary A. Livermore; Uncle jeremiah
at the Banana Pacific Exposition, c.
.Merideth Nicholson; The Golden
Horseshoe, Robert Aiken; Queens of
American Society, Mrs, Ellet; Vicar
of Wakefield. Paul and Virginia and
Rasselas Goldsmith; The Grafters,
Francis Lynde; Main Street, Lewis;
Blue and Gray, Gerrislo and Hutch
inson; Blaine and Logan, Poore; Mem
orial Addresses on Logan; A Person
of Some Importance, Lloyd Osborne;
Memorable Scenes in French History,
Samuel M. Schenucker; and One Hun
bred Years of Nations Life.
The many friends of DR.. p. o. Hop
kins will be glad to learn there is
a slight improvement in his condition.
Arlie Pooler Is installing radio
outf in his home. Those now hay
ing the radio sets are E. r. Folsom,
Arlie Pooler, Harold Coleman, Joseph
ter and s. ]. Whitney.
C. W. Dutton is having the Bling
ham Hotel repainted and new iron
roof put on.
Paul Murray of Gardiner visited his
brother A. P. Murray of Main street,
q few days this past week.
The executive committee of the
Charles e. Ball Teacher Association
met with Mrs. Eva d. Batchelder last
Wednesday evening and voted to hold
the annual meeting and picnic of the
Thursday, August 28th, 1924.
Mrs. J. G. Hoffses of Spencer, Mass,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs Chas.
e. Ball, went to Athens fair Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Caswell.
The Roosevelt school in Sugar
town, Moscow is again closed because
of the illness of Glenia Dunton, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Calvin Dunton. of scarlet
fever. She was taken sick in school
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all those who so Loyalty
helped us in the sickness and death
OF our darling baby; and for the
beautiful flowers given. We especial
ly thank Mrs. Moore for her words
of comfort to us at this time; also
DR.. Piper for his care of our little
one through her long sickness. We
also thank Mr.. Pooler for his Kind
ness in our great sorrow.
MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD p. BEAN
Concord, Me-, Oct. 4, 1928.
METCALF--GAIIIANT
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied, Saturday evening, September
20. Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs Her