The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-23
RINGII VI

The Royal Typewriter Company has
awarded certificates of proficiency te
Misses Phyllis Henderson and Helen
Golf for writing for fifteen consecutive
minutes at the rates OF III and az
words respectively Miss Con was
also awarded gold pin. and she
has been given membership IN the
Royal Proficiency Club OF Bangor.
Right in Bingham you can get the
very same clothes that the best stores
in Boston and New York sell Hart
Schaffner q Marx clothes. the finest
made. Mark Savage q 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Stewart and
daughter Gladys and ". W Stoddard
attended the Topsham Fair. Tuesday
and Wednesday OF last week.
William Foss who has been spend
ing a two weeks vacation with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. \. foss. has
returned to Albany \. \. whore he
will take up his duties a. State For
ester.
Remember The dates of the Bing-
ham Chautanqua. November 12-i3 and
IA
Mrs. Carrie Hilton as delegate from
Centennial Rebekah Lodge and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gipson attended the
Rebekah Assembly held in Bangor
last week
Mr.. and Mrs John Lister with
friends of Auburn are 1t Indian Pond
hunting
George Martin who has been in
Somerset Hospital several weeks is
in town. He is able 10 get about
with the aid of cane.
n L -
house formerly owned by Frank Rowe
on River street and hopes 10 move
his family in very soon.
Rubber Reducing Corsets Now Made
to Measure. Will call by appointment
and take your measurements for
NuBone Made Measure. silk cover
ed rubber reducing corset. boned with
the famous NuBone woven wire stay
and having features found only in MI
Bone products Mrs Fred W. Preble.
NuBone Corsetiere.
Mark Savage Il Co. are carrying
good line of Plisses and Lingettes
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Sawyer. their
daughter Beatrice and two Of the
High school teachers. Miss Ford and
Miss Phelps, as guests, took dinner at
Comber's Inn last Sunday. after
which they motored 10 Parlin Pond,
returning before supper.
p. A. Woodland, Orrin Hill, Ernesp
Andrews, and Vernard Pierce. each
secured deer on their hunting trip
to West Forks.
The c. C. c. was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Eva Bachelor on the
afternoon of October 18th. Mrs.
Bina Preble being assistant hostess.
Besides the response to roll call there
was a reading by Mrs. Sawyer and
one by Mrs Baker. II was voted for
each circle member to earn dollar
toward the discs for community
house and tell how they earned it,
Nov. 18th. when the circle meets with
Mrs. Lizzie Ifoss. Doubtless dollars
contributed from those not circle
members will be gratefully accepted.
Mrs. f. Fl. Colby will entertain the
church circle on Wednesday, October
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews are
making preparations TO occupy their
home in the village within n few
weeks.
Sixteen more books We're placed in
the library on Saturday.
Mrs. A. S. Burke received the sad
news of the death of her brother Dir.
JOHN tldTk, IL SuISPOu III fodn + dlltl7-
to, California.
Mrs. John Newell Of Los Angeles,
Cal. has been a guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Burke recently. She is Il cousin
of Mr.. Burke whom she had never
met before.
Don't forget the American Legion
Movies tonight in Kennebee Hall.
Admission 80 and 10 cents.
bingham ibr1rV npp1g small
book rack or open book case to ac-
comodate $50 or more volumes of
poetry which are cr0wding the space
needed for childrens books. Any
one who has such case which they
will give or SELL please communicate
with Alice VI. Goodrich.
The Dora Goodrich w. c. r. L. met
with Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan. Wednes
day evening, the 18th. The program
consisted of the following: readings.
Reverence for Nature, Law and God.
The Fundamentals of Manhood, Cool
idge.' Mrs. McDougall; "The Atti-
tude of Different Candidates Toward