The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-24
BINGHAM

two or three months is now al A. 1.
Dinsmore's where he makes his home.
Bernard Gallant has stored his
household goods for the present. 1t
Is understood that the house he oc-
cupied on Dnsmore street has been
sold to Beecher Vincent, who will
soon occupy 1t with his family.
Ernest Moore of Roslindale, Mass,
Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ella
Chase and his nephew Maurice Chase.
He will be in town all this week.
AS mentioned last week the D. A.
'' r. hold their anniversary meeting
Thursday afternoon of this week at
the home of Mrs. Florence Owens.
Mrs. George Dunton of Skowhegan
is spending a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Elias Vaughan.
Mrs. Tilson H. Foss is now reeeiv-
=, ing treatment at DR.. Deveaux's hos
pital.
- Mrs. Marion Coleman Is recovering
from the effects of a fall. She has
been quite lame for week or more.
will be at Bingham Hotel Mon
d" day afternoon, January 2Sth to fit
glass. DR.. Il. G. Brown.
The Century Club held a very in
. terestlng meeting at the home of Mrs.
Florence Owens last Friday after
noon. There was a large attendance.
The president gave extracts from an
account OF the Federation meeting,
which she as well as Mrs. WATSON and
Mrs. Sawyer attended at Lewiston.
%. High school principal Norman 10th
rop delivered fine paper on Some
Phases Of Junior, Senior High School
Work" and Mrs. Bertha Ball read an
article of interest about the Phillip
pines. A duet was played on the
piano by Gladys Henderson and Gala
Hunnewell, also a trio by Arlene
Folsom, Helen Fentiman and Alice
.~. Owens. A rising vote of thanks was
given those who contributed to the
. excellent entertainment of the after
~ noon.
The newly organized w. G. T. U.
met at the home of the president, Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Jordan, Thursday after
49, noon, June 18th. During the routine
business. Mrs. Eta Holt was elected
second vice president and Mrs. Mary
r. Sampson, corresponding secretary.
The meetings will be held on the
third Wednesday evening of each
month. Readings by Mrs. Leah Nc
Dougall on 1.-The Crusade" and '"fhe
Scope" of the w C. T. u. by Mrs.
!. Emma Gipson, were favOrably receiv-
= ed also a short address by the pres
ident. The February meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. McDougal.
The supper served by the I. o. o. F..
and Centennial Rebekah Lodge last
]. Friday night at Fraternity Hall, was
a good one. 1t consisted of baked
| beans, brown bread. hot rolls, salads,
cakes tarts. pickles, coffee and ice
:, cream The officers were installed
@after the supper.
Stanley Beane Post, No SO of the
. American Legion will hold a movie
benefit of six reels tonight In Kenne-
Z bee Hail. The first two reels will
!. 3 show the 26th Division Parade in
! = Boston and the other four reels will
show the Maine National Guard
= troops in manoeuvers in 1922. Adj
mission will be. adults rs cents and
! 2 children 10 cents
Iss Mount Moxie Lodge. No 1877, I. O.
O. F. and Centennial Rebekah Lodge,
No. 100, held a joint installation of
= officers last Friday night. At $50
= a supper was served In the banquet
2 hall, after which the following off,
& GERS were installed by District Depu-
: ty Grand Master Sidney T. Baker and
Walter Knowles of Scion, and Dis
trict Deputy President, Helen Brown
& and Lucy Norton of North Arson.
Mount Moxie Lodge: N. G.. Cecil T.,
3 Jewett; V. G., John P. Hardy; Sec
= rotary. F. l.. Gipson; warden, Eugene
= Powell; conductor, Walter Curtis;
i L. 8. N. G., f. b. Rowe; R. s. NJ
: G., B. F. Russell; l.. s. V. G., e. e.
Andrews; L. c., Mont 8. Miller; o.
&c. ,/Perley Carl; r. S. s., Eugene
Beane; chaplain. Amos p Hume
: we'll. Centennial Rebekah Lodge.
= Vice grand, Marion Robinson; secre-
= tary, Carrie Hilton; financial secre-
tary, Emma F. Gipson; treasurer, Iva
: M. Pooler; X. S. N. G., Junia With
= am; l.. s. N. c., Linnie Baker; r,
s. v. G., Tena Andrews l.. S. v.
&C, Lenora Sands; conductor Gertie
. Russell; warden, Alice F. Smith; l..
C., Katie Hunnewell; o. g., Amos P.
| Hunnewell; chaplain. May Tupper
= The Noble Grand-elect, Eunice Hardy
was not able to be present and will
be installed at later time, also
!. = the treasurer, r. s. N. c., and l..
IS. s. elect for Mount Moxie Lodge.
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~. METHODIST NOTES
The primary class, who are travel
ling In the Star" automobile in the
Sunday school contest, were enter
tafned by the school last Wednesday
evening in Mrs. Hollis cafe rooms.
There was greeting by the pastor,
followed by class yells. The school
was then permitted to view some
tableux Among these was Little
Red Ridinghood, Little Hop OMy
Thumb Daniel In the Lions Den, and
many other original ones which caus-
(, ed great merriment. Games were
? enjoyed later and refreshments were
served. Twenty-seven members of the
I. school were prevented from attend
ing by illness, or by distance, as the
evening was unfavorable. All class
< es are making great progress in the
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