The independent-reporter., 1924-09-25

aud Mrs. CHnI ord Keen. Mr. and aIrs.
Frrold Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moore. Mr.. a I'd Mrs. LaForrest An
drews. Mr.. an Al Mrs. Ned Porter Mr..
and Mrs Lesn e Durgin. Mr.. and Mrs.
faster Morris. Colby Robinson. Allen
Robinson. JOIN I Gordon, T.. C. Meleh-
eri Mrs. Arlie Dinsmore Miss Ruby
Frost Miss Lou Use Durgin, Miss Eliza
bpfh Rollins. Nib Annie Rollins. The
evening WAS spt snt in dancing. appro-
nriafe faxers of suit cases and china
men for The lad ies, cats and caps for
he gentlemen added much 10 tie
mprrIment IN st before lunch Mrs.
Orin Hill in very pleasing manner
presented Miss Colby with beautiful
black feather fan with compliments
and best wishes of the young people.
Altho a eomplet q surprise to Miss
Colby. the gracious way in which
she thanke ed her friends left a warm
feeling IN their h carts. A little be
fore midni ght a delicious lunch WIS
served. after whic h dancing was cor
tinned for a considerable time. When
the departing guests wished their
hostesses sood night, they said
adeaux 10 MISS Colby with express
sions of regret for her coming absence
but good wish es for the voyage and
the pleasure o. the reunion with her
sister. TO whom many greetings from
Bingham were sent.
To get the best style, the best goods,
the best tailoring, wear Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx clOthes. Mark Savage
4 Company.
Or. and Mrs. Ralph ogden lave
gone to Hartford. Conn. where Mrs.
ogden Is teacher % Spanish and his
tnrv. After a short stay, DR.. ogden
will take np his duties at the Massa
chnsetts Genera Hospital. Mrs. 0g
den is enc Of Bngham's most popular.
yonng ladies and they have The best,
wishes of host OF friends.
Fancy Mcintosh Red apples, packed
in bushel baskets suitable for ship
ping Fancy $3.50; No /. $3.25, and
No .. $500. II. G. wentworth, Skow-
hegan Farmers Tel. 2w39
The many friends of Mrs c. c.
Stewart are sorry to know of her re-
cent illness. II is said she is gain
ing slowly at this writing
are you ready for your new corset.
have the one garment made for
your own figure. The NuBone cor
set with the woven wire boning. Ap-
pointments at any time. Phone Az.
Mrs. Fred W Preble.
AIr. and Mrs o. H. Clark OF Cara
funk. was visiting with friends last
week.
Live poultry wanted Write or
call Harry Cohen. y. +. Phone 63-3.
Farmers 22-3. Skowhegan tf37
Miss Gladys Stewart was in Port |
land for short visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Everett Emmons, Miss Gertrude
Clark.
Mark Savage & Company have their
new fall line OF outings in. 1w39
Fancy Mcintosh Reds. by the barre |
or basket Wallace Emery, North
Anson, Me. 1w39
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NEWS
Last Sunday following on the CLOSE
of New England Week" the Cong re-
gational Church worsnipped at the
old meeting house in the south end
of the village. The theme of the
morning sermon was the danger en-
yolyod in the we'll meant slogan
adapted by "The New England Week
committee. He pointed out, that iun-
less a deeper purpose than trade
were sought. there was danger of
turning tradition into tragedy.
In the evening, a union service was
held in which the Methodist pastor
took part.
There will be a meeting of the
Sunday school teachers at the close
of the prayer meeting, Thursday
night. This meeting is called by The
superintendent.
The young people are invited to
come to the parsonage at Z O'Clock,
Friday night to consider plans for
Christian Endeavor work during the
winter months.
There will be. an important meet
ing of the Mems Club at the close of
the evening service Sunday night.
The matter of choosing a more conye-
nient time of meeting and other I'M
portant matters are to be discussed.
The speaker at this meeting will be
announced Sunday morning, if not
before.