The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-25
BINGHAM

Of John Redmonds has done quite
b0s issss this winter He has already
cut one thousand cords of wood. leg
and bolts for squares. Frank Smith
has bought all Of the wood and logs
which will be shipped from Bingham
Heights to down river parties. Eight
teams are now hauling to the sta
ton.
On Lincoln's birthday, February II
the moving picture A III, Man With
out Country" will be shown IN
Kennebee hall, Bingham, under The
auspices of the Stanley Beane Post
No. 80, OF the American Legion and
its Auxiliary. Watch for posters Ia
ter.
Cash Sale at Fred W. Preble's this
week. Large cans Grated P.neap-
pie, 33c; cans String Beans, Csc,
z ems Spinach. d5c: 2 cans Sweet
Potatoes. 35c; pint bottle Maple and
Cane Syrup, 33c ib. Strawberry
Jam, use; pounds Cracker. 39c; Red
star Yeast Bread -four, $3.50 bag: 3
pounds Castle Coffee, 81.
Mrs Josephine Sawyer entertained
the Century Club at her home on
Preble street on the afternoon OF the
nineteenth. Two especially fine pa
pers were presented one on the Rural
Schools, read by Mrs. C. E Ball, and
the other prepared and read by Mrs.
Huidah Keene, on Cooperation OF
Home and School.
An account OF the Anniversary
Night Of the d. A. X. which meets
the twenty-fifth with Mrs. s. ]. Whit
ney viii appear next week.
February End. Is Music Day for the
Century Club, at the home OF Mrs.
George Baker. February sth, the
Sunshine Society meets with Mrs.
John Owens.
February 10Th, the fourth and last
of series of very fine entertainments
will be given in Kennebec hall,
Februry 10th, Colonial Day OF the
Club at the home Of Mrs. Annie Whit
new.
February 10, evening, another card
party for benefit OF library.
February ~. Kernebec Chap.e~ D.
A. r. meeting at the homo OF Mrs
A. 3. Burke.
The annual play by the seniors Of
Bingham high school will probably
be- Weld the last Of 1rebrnary. Title
al the production IL ''rns Early Bird"
February z4th. apron sale at the
library. II ID hoped that everyone
who can DO 80 will make an apron
for tbs ssle.
Ariie Dinsmorc 10 at home for
brief visit.
Rev. George Carter Of Bangor gave
an excellent discourse at ore Congre-
saticnal church last Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Goodrich has returned
home after d absence Of several weeks
with trends In Massachusetts,.
The ROYAL Neighbors win install
the following officers Thursday even
ing Of this week: Oracle, Nellie
=. Hrnnewe'l; vice oracle Mae Nc
LAuehlin; past oracle. Lottie Ster-
ltpg: chancellor. Addie e. Jones; re-
eorder, Mary p. Morris: rece yer, An
ME 3. Spaulding; marshall, Jessie w.
Redmond; inside sentinel. Blanche A.
Cassidy: outside sentinel. Audrey 3.
Goodrich: managers. p. X. morris and
Lydia J. Rowel', phvsicisn, r. c.
Bro7cn. NJ. D.; musician, Blanche Nc
Gu lin.
Mrs. John Green of Owens street
passed away January 10 at the Name
General Hospital in Lewiston where
she had been taken two weeks pre-
vious to her death. Mrs. Green suf-
fered shock September 25th and
gradually failed until the end. She
was a great sufferer at times though
che bore It all with a patience char
acteristic of her life that endeared her
to al who cared for her in those last
weeks OF Illness. She was most
devoted wife and mother and VIII be
greatly missed by her aged husband.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Erwin
Towne, a brother. Henry Lane, both
OF Bingham, sister, Mrs. John Nut
ting Of Kingfeld. also several grand
children nieces and nephews.
The card party held at the library
on the nineteenth was much enjoyed
by those who attended. Ten tab es
Of WRIST. three Of bridge. Twenty
fvn dollars and sixty cents cleared
Refreshments OF sandwiches. three
y garut- coffee and candy
were served. Those who contrlbut-
ed to the expense of the refreshments
were Mrs. Mert'e Cummings, DR.. An
ma Howes, Mrs. Grace Smith. Mrs.
Belle Hunnewe'l, Mrs. Grace Cool,
Mrs. Marion Coleman, Mrs. Cora Car
bino, Mrs. Kate Burke, Mrs. Hulda
Keene. Mrs. Edith Dinslnora, Mrs.
May Topper. Miss Florence Murray,
Mrs. Emma Hill, Mrs. Lottie TAYLOR,
Mrs. Alice Goodrich. Mrs. Josephine
Sawyer. Fraternity Hall loaned the
chairs. Card tables were brought by
wilder Rollins and Donald Fulsom.
Posters were printed by Edgar S.
Moore. Tho committee consisting OF
Alice Goodrich, Lottic Taylor. Emma
Hrl and Fforenea Owens appreciate
assiu4aArs given them b. MEe. Lephe
Prebls. Mrs. Kate Burke. Miss Rrbv
rroet, orriu Hit, Norris Taylor, VIII
poolsr and w. B. Goodrich. There
wiz be another card party for the
library at the library on February
iSth and another one In March. 1t
10 hoped to raise enough money be-