The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

clasp around the world.
Arrangements are completed 70
the Sunday school contest which is
styled Around the World by Aero
plane" The chart was exhibited I,
the school Sunday and much enthu
slasm was evinced. Each class Sc
lected its own pilot and promised Il
be in readiness next Sunday.
The plans formulated by the Christ
mas committee were favorably receiv
ed. Rehearsals will be duly appoin
ted.
Under the auspices of st. Peter
parish. "The Blasphemer,' a super
photoplay will be presented Thursday
evening, December 18th at kennebet
Hall. Time 80 p m. Admission
adults. 35c children lac. 9TH,
Blasphemer" is a powerful story, will
a wonderful lesson. Life is made NJ
of tragedy. comedy. laughter ant
tears, all mingled in its tangled skein
The story of "The Blasphemer' is ;
transcript of life You will weeI
and laugh over it, it will entertain
you and teach you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss ant
daughter Thelma, have returned
home after spending a week Will
their daughter and husband. Rev. and
Mrs. John Moseley Of Lunenburg
Mass.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ogden (nee
Mary Ann Fossl of Withersfield Conn
and William Foss Of Albany, y. Y.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Foss. spent
Thanksgiving with their sister, Mrs
Moseley. making a complete family
reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. stoddard and
Mrs. c. e. Stewart motored to Water
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Clark of Cara
funk was in town calling on friends
Mrs. Walter Smith was in Portland
last week for visit with friends.
BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
Professor Pepp," will be presented
by the Senior Glass, Friday evening
at eight O'Clock in the Kennebec Hall
Dance following, music by Hender-
sons orchestra. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Professor Pepp, Allan Hunnewell
MIR. c. b. Buttonbuster, Kayle Baker;
Howard Green, Donald Sterling; Sim
Batty, Arthur Coggins; Peddler Ben
son, Kenneth Woodland: Pink Hatch
err, Ellery Sterling; Noisy Fleming
Miles Goodell; Betty Gardiner. Jessie
Redmond. Aunt Minerva Baulder
Alice Powell; Petunia Mnggins, Ruby
Hardy. Olga Stopski, Thelma Bean
Kitty Glover. Phyllis Henderson; vi
Wan Drew, Viva Sinclair; Irene Van
lift, Louise Miller; Caroline Kay
Gladys Henderson,
Gala Hunnewell has been awarded
a pin for efficiency in typewritihg by
the, Remington Typewriter Company
School closes next Friday. Decem-
der IL, for two weeks vacation.
SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY
Mrs. Fred Dryy is very i'll at this
writing. =. 80
Howard Huff of Cornville was il
this vicinity last week, taking the
agricultural census
E. II. Goodrich and little daughter
Flora are ut Madison with his sister
Mrs. Melvin Watson where Mr.. Good
rich is receiving medical treatment
james Pugh and son Frank OF
iCornvIle were visitors at c. b. Gil
mans Sunday.
When the cattle belonging to James
York came to the barn week age
Saturday night one cow was missing
That night snow came and has since
covered the ground and this has him
dered the searchers in their work
Up 10 this time no trace of the miss
ing COW has been found. Mr.. York
has since taken his cattle to his
home in Cornville.
BINGHAM CENTER
Evelyn and Dassie, daughters Of
Cony Robinson gave a card party
and dance to about forty of theil
neighbors and friends, last Friday
day. evening. A good social time
was enjoyed by both old and young
Cony Grant assisted by Wesley
Brown recently dressed six beef
creatures which he sold to the S. d
Warren Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Doyle ant
family of Moscow were Sunday guests
of his brother. Wilmont and family
Mrs. ]. H. Atwood went to Skow.
hogan last Saturday where she will
enter Kennebec Valley Hospital fol
a Surgical operation. Much hope is
expressed for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Cony Grant is at Bingham vii
lage caring for Mrs. Grants mother
who has rheumatic fever.