The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-30
BINGHAM

A Harvest Supper will be served In
the new parish house on Oct. 81, by
the Congregational Church Circle.
This Is the first gathering in the new
building
Ernest l.. Moore Of Roxbury, Mass
Is the guest of his sister Mrs. Ella
Chase.
Mrs. Emma Thompson of Washburn
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Olive Hilton
and Mrs. Bert Lister.
Very nice eating apples for sale at
a Rurke's 2w44
Bingham Grange will be the guest
Of Scion Grange all day Saturday, No
yember LIST, and will furnish part Of
the program. All go.
All legal voters in the town quail
fed to vote for President and Vice
President, should see that they are
correctly registered before o'clock
p. IN. Nov. Sd as no names can be
added or corrections made Except
clerical errorsl after that date. One
or more of the selectmen will be SEES
sion at Firemen's Hall from 3 to 5
O'Clock p. m. on the three secular days
preceding the day of election for the
purpose Of revising the list of voters.
Polls will open at o'clock a. m. and
close at 6 O'Clock p. m. on day OF
eleetion.-Selectme of Bingham. by
T.. II. Caswell. Secretary.
Rev. and Mrs w A. Richmond and
Mr.. and Mrs Newcome of Bridgeton,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Owens on Saturday last
The November meeting OF the Sun
shine Society will be the first Thurs
day of the month at the home of Mrs.
n. IL,
necessary on account of the Chautau-
qua meetings which occur the follow
ing week.
The d. A. RS. meet this A}fNxsdN
after loon with Mrs f.. w Mk&E&A W
Mark Savage & Co. are carryMg a
good line of costume slips ann blooms
ers in the new shades IVA
Robert Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Moore attended the meetings of
the Maine Board of Pharmacy recently
held in Augusta. He has just receiv-
cd the very gratifying information
that he successfully passed the exam
nations in every subject He is now
registered druggist.
Mrs Henry Cummings haHbeen the
guest of Mrs. Mae Hopkins.
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON entertained a
Sunday.
r. v. Brown has nearly completed
the renovating Of the house on Main
street which with his family he is
now occupying.
Misses Dorothea Woodland and Ethel
Hunnewell from Pennington Normal
spent the week end with their parents.
They came with Miss Coggns also a
Normal student who visited her bro
Their Arthur Coogins. sub-master in
b. RI. 8.
Mrs. James McKenny who has been
at her husbands sporting camps this
summer, has returned home with her
two boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Whitney recently
spent several weeks in Massachusetts
They attended the two hundredth an
niversary of the settlement of Wal
pole, Mrs. Whitney's native place.
They included many interesting
places in their trip also the Mohawk
ATrail.
Mrs Dorothy Lister is now employ
ed as clerk in the Farmers Union
Store.
Mr. Wood, the new manager in the
A. q p. store has moved his family
into the bungalow which Albert Muir
ray has just completed on Baker St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Coleman went
TO Watervile on Monday last
Mark Savage & Co. are showing
handsome new Overcoats, tailored for
them by Hart Schaffner & Marx.
The following new books of fiction
have just been received as gift from
Ernest l.. Moore to the library:
Hearts Desire emerson Honghl; The
Courage of Captain Plum (Curwood);
Emmy LOUIS Road to Grace George
Madden Martini The Blower of Bub-
bles Baxter Wyndhams Pal (Har-
old Bindless) The Road Builders
Samuel Merwin).
The Chautauqua on the 18th and
18th and 14th of November will be
worth the time and expense of attend
ance. One of the very best programs
ever presented.
At the special town meeting held
October twentieth it was voted to au-
thorize the experimenting school
board TO appoint physician to ex-
anime the school pupils with. the OBJ
ject OF preventing the spread of tu-
bercular or other diseases and to bring
to the attention of parents any con-
dition which should come under their
notice The other arffeie I'M Wit
rant, after brief discussion was
passed by. This was in reference to
the town accepting the gift of a sewer
in the upper part of the village now
owned and maintained by private in
dividuals.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Bigney of
Greenville and Mrs. Muzzy of Bangor
have been guests of Mrs. Omar Saw
yer and Mrs. Frank GIBSON.
The first meeting of the Century
Club was at the home of its president
Mrs. Josephine Sawyer On Friday af-
ternoon. There We're present sixty
seven members and guests. All were
delightfully."- entertained with a fine
program. The club was presented
with a gavel by the incoming presi-
dent Mrs Sawyer, response to the
presentation by Mary Baker. 1t was
voted to give SIS toward the dishes for
the new parish house. Several new
names were presented to the execu-
tive board for membership and will be
voted upon at the next regular meet