The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-11

lathe will be started as soon as ship
ments OF lumber from Bad Noun
tain are received. The company has
orders q head now enough TO keep
them running til August.
Congregational church circle met
on Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah MILL
ken, with good attendance.
Fred w. Preble wishes to announce
that he has taken the agency for the
Vocation" the photograph supreme,
also Vocation Red Records that pay
on all monographs. You are cor
daily invited to hear vocation re-
cords of your own selection. You'll
know them by their color; you'll buy
them lor Their tone.
Mrs. Emma Healey is visiting re-
latives in Scion.
Mis- Eva Webster of Caratunk re-
Gently made a brief visit to her aunt
Mrs. Nellie Murray.
Albert Dunton Is now serving as
night Waterman In Bingham village.
Mondays storm added about foot
Of snow to what we already had.
George Gordon and Alfred Burke at
tended Grange meeting at Scion last
stal Ing officer of the day.
Rev Mr.. Pedder preached at the
CONGREGATIONAL church last Sunday.
Next Sunday one of the professors
OF the Bangor Theological Seminary
Ii expected.
r. v. Brown, recently elected as
s,stant secretary Of the senate, Is
home during weeks recess OF that
body.
On January 9TH the c. s. c. met at
the home of Mrs. James Mahoney.
One new member joined the society.
The next meeting Will be on the after
noon OF January 18th with Mrs. Clyde
PadAam.
Roy Savage and daughter Anna
were In Skowhegan last Friday.
Arthur Upper who has for several
years worked for Mark Savage Co. is
now working for the United Shoe and
Findings Co. Mr.. Savage and Mr..
Owens will try to run their business
without help all OF the time.
The meeting OF the Century Club
on Friday evening was especially In
teresting. The entertainment was
yegy novel and pleasing, provided en-
tirely BY the sixteen Campfire girls
under the leadership Of their guar
dian. Mrs. Marta Savage, with Mrs.
Flotence Owens. pianist.
ID Their ceremonial robes with lea-
ther fringed border and decorated
with eanblems and numerous strings
OF beads, representing something
done. the company went through some
very pretty exercises including sing
Ing, dancing and a history Of one of
last summers trips to Pleasant Pond.
The ladies Of the Club were CAD to
learn 30 much Of the good work and
highly appreciate the effort made
by the girls and their guardian In
Ewing this entertainment. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Gipson and
Mrs. Sawyer on the nineteenth inst.
All bargains cash sale at Fred w.
Preb'e. Friday and Saturday. A good
time to dive. Tw nix &c pkg; 25c
pkg. Colorite Fabric Dye. 10c; Rit
Dye, &c pkg; CSC Colorite Hat Dive,
10c: Soc box Face Powder. 10c; 25c
tubes Vanishing Cream, etc, 10c; Csc
cans Talcrm Powder, 10c; Roderick's
Cough Balsam, 29c; Mustero.e. 25c !;
all small los. come earlv. they wi
90 fast. Dust pans, wash dishes.
etc. 3 for csc assorted. One 20c
pkg. Magic Marvel free with each 25c
tube: a. Dosal Stove Polish; 100 cakes
Bwift's Pride Soap, $3.50; I ID. Home
Delight coffee and 1-2 Id. O. p. Tea,
Soc; Canned Peaches, Pears. Blue
berries and loganberries, 2 cans, 45c:
L. w. Baking Powder and premium.
Sec.
Opening card party at the Library
Friday evening, January 18th. Ar
rangements are being made to make
everybody comfortable and to make
the evening pleasant. No matter
whether you have partner or not.
Come by ones, twos or threes. You
nav play bridge, whist. sixty-three
finch or checkers, as you wish. Fifty
cents pays for the evening festivities
Including refreshments.
Naur ce Chase has given to the lib
rary material and labor In making
some tables, to the value OF two dol
lars and ROBBIE Sands has moved some
more stove wood belonging to the lib
rary. Both favors are thankfully
acknowledged.
Librarians for the month OF jan
uary are Mrs. Emma H'll and Mrs.
Josephine SAWYER. Patrons of the
library will please be sure that the
n"mbers are correctly given to the
librarian when books are taken out
and when they are returned.
Notices are posted for next Satur-
days food sale at the library.
Some bids have been received on
the set OF Dickens and OF Thackeray.
The box will hold q lot more. Even
II YOu hayo not time to read these
hooks yourself they are fine to pass
along to YOUR family.
The Joint installation of officers OF
the Mount Moxie Lodge I. o. o. F..
No. 137 and OF Centennial Rebekah
Lo6ge No. 100, occurred January 2.
1893. The installation taking place
after the $50 supper which is rather
an Improvement over the former way
when supper came near to midn light.
after installation. Tho officers of
the Centennial Rsbekah Lodge were
Installed by Mrs. Emma +. Gipson,
n~z tak4 H..