The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28
GOODRICH HULL BINGHAM

The gardens OF TINS VICINITY hdFt
been enjoying q few days of growing
weather, which altho was very hot,
was very welcome.
Mrs. Evie Redmond who has been
working for Mrs. Alfred Curtis, com
Melted her duties last Wednesday and
visited Mrs. Claude Goodrich and re-
turned to her former position at 5.
r. Goodrieh's at Bingham village.
Mrs, Alfred Curtis received letter
from Miss Elsie cassidy who is now
employed at Greenyille Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Curtis spent
the day Sunday with friends in town.
4 Mrs. Blanche Cassidy called upon
Mrs. c. Goodrich last Sunday after
noon,
! The Goodrich sehol league held a
special meeting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, Alfred Curtis, Wednesday
evening, June Goth, which was well
attended. President Evelyn s. Red
mond called, meeting. to order, and
carried 1t out successfully. Many
bills were moved and seconded, and
bills We're voted upon and accepted.
THE league has decided to break up
for time Or until a school is open
ed in this vicinity again, and motions
were made and seconded that we pre-
sent the Sunshine Society with the
remaining amount of money on hand
which was twenty dollars. In be-
half of past work in league, the sec
rotary, Miss Lillian Goodrich, was pre-
scented beautiful Bible. Mrs. Eve
|lyn Redmond presented same. Meet
Ling. was closed in due form, with an
unusually large attendance and many
visitors. Refreshments OF ice cream
and cake we're served. After re-
freshments, games and marches were
enjoyed by all. Music was furnished
by Bert Lister who played harmoni-
ca. Attic the last meeting and eve
ry one dreaded to see the last meeting,
good time was enjoyed by all.
CARD. OF THANKS
| wish to thank the officers and
members of the League for the beau
tiful gift. presented me last meeting
and for past kindness In evory way.
LILLIAN GOODRICH
Bingham, Me-, June Is, 1928
GOODRICH SCHOOL LEAGUE
The Goodrich School League was
organized September 70, 1919 by Mar
ita S. HUFF, who was at that meeting
elected president and following OFF,
GERS were elected: Treasurer, Alice
f. Powell; secrtary, Lillian M. Good
rich; yard officer, Mary J. Redmond
flag raiser, Albert S. Goodrich. The
following were classed as charter
members. John Redmond, Marta
Huff. Mary Redmond, Alice Powell,
Lillian Goodrich, Albert Goodrich,
Perry Goodrich, Clara Goodrich. On
October 3rd, new members were add
ed to our roll call, later two more
members were added, and in the mean
time q box social was held at which
large amount of money was raised
In 1920 League again elected officers
following: President, Marta HUFF
Courtney; vice president, Jessie w
Redmond; secretary, Alice f. Powell;
treasurer, Mary J. Redmond; yard
officer, Perry C. Goodrich. October
81. 1920, another box social was held
at John Redmond's. November H.
1920 another was held this time sS1.79
utlHB Sitditu. III cdiiy JuhS oiio'hSs
was held. In June, FIVE new men,
hers were added. August IL, 1921,
League elected officers again and
meetings were carried out success
fully. In the fall of 1923, officers
again were elected and In this fall,
one great event was well attended
meeting and a poverty party and a
class Of candidates. Many interest
ing and entertaining meetings have
been held. Now, as to the money,
seats, bookcases, clock, curtains for
windows, new stove, mirror (which
was taken from schoolhouse) lamps
and other small articles were pur-
chased. In April 1921 the League
presented Bingham Union Library s25
and later October 20, 1922, the League
again presented the Library with $50,
and now we have presented the Sun
shine Society with $40, beside re-
membering all members when Ill,
This League IL one to be remembered
as a. great benefit to the outside So
cieties as well as the, school. Many
thanks to all. who have helped in any
way to help our League In any way
CAMBRIDGE