The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-18
RINGHAM


new books All are invited Ia hell
this sale in any way they can A
splendid big fruit cake has been re-
ceived from Mrs. Lucy Ann Woodland
Of Providence, x. l. Most every onf
will want To buy slice OF TINS me
cake. II has now been more than a
year since the public has been askea
10 do ANYTHING for the library. Piease
make This a success by contributions
OF food and By patronage. Any 1000
not sold during The afternoon VIII De
offered fer sale IN he evening
The Campfire Glfis nave iof some
time, been preparing lot SAFE oi
dolls dolls clothes and home made
candy. This sale VIII also be 1t tue
library next saturday aitsrhooh' -
sure ana COM, ihfre VIII b' many
desirable ChihthlaS spt7 Tor ''ilia-
rem.
RADIO Kcf'iYing sets ''et inc nv
Clafatone I tune IeceiF5t rom II -
Coleman. wonderful reception. SIX
months Tree service WIN faeh i'a'h
me u per houf lor service u,
other machines. lz"oi
Special service at me oohgfegat.oh-
al Church next SUNDAY evening. Mrs.
Laura kinney VIII give ne Otnel
Wise Man, by henry van Dyke ana
there wiz ne special music PROVIDED.
AT christmas tlhe Wednesday even
ing tree at the parish iouse' TOT
this occasion Mrs EiiHapeth jordan
mas prepared most ehlei tdiilihs pio-
gram. mere WIZ DC ape'iai iiuo,e
also. A cordial invitation Is eX'ehd-
ed to all TO come.
For Sale-ieiephohe Instrument,
large dictionary alhihs tapie' SET Vi
encyclopedias. Dedsteaa anu Sprlis,
carpeting, Pillows OIL painting anu
other pictures Also Ia" hio"9l ,.
Write for description ana prices. MIS-.
Cora NJ. JORDAN. i"ol
Mrs. Mary Baker entertained the
Sunshine Society last thursday ai'er-
noon. Inc January mefllhB VIII pe
at Mrs. Blna PreDle 5.
Horace oralg was couiiIleu 10 MS
home by illness lie" days OIL last
week,
James Mahoney was hnrl sllen.iy by
a log while WORKING at the mill sat
urday.
For sale at your price furniture
and tools at A I. olhsihore shop.
II. u. Whlpple' hlhghaH. %"oo
Mrs. Cassie Durgin mas returned
from Somerset tpspital' 0koWhegah:
Anchor ice MED the chahnei OIL
the kennebec river 10 the hoplhsoh
place, thursday december H. which
Is ive days carrier lhah last year
but very near the average tiihe ior
period OF years. 81.
dinner on "Wednesday night at the
parish house will appear next week.
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore is spending
the Christmas vacation with her sis
ters in Boston and in New Haven.
Conn.
Napoleon Fredette has for sale
stove wood and furnace wood. Also
a mare ten years old 3w51
New stock of mantle lamps just re-
ceived. Regular price S1l. Special
until Xmas $9.75, complete Caswell
Bingham. 3w49
Professor Pepp," given December
18th, by the senior class of b. II. s.
proved to he a big success. The
parts were we'll taken and carried out
The nervous old professor played by
Allan Hunnewell, "Buttonbuster,' a
glddy old gentleman, played by kale
Baker. Betty, the professors niece,
by Jessie Redmond; Petunia Mug
gins, the maid Ruby Hardy; and
a.unS ,',,a'.,,, ,rod,t Tho NAV wao
followed by a dance. The net pro-
ceeds which are more than seventy
five dollars. will go to the senior
class for graduation expenses.
, ,,,o,>,
Mhi-e HIM on''iN
At the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Durgln, on
Monday at 10 a. m, their only daugn-
ter Louise Elenor, was united in mar
riage to Edmond c. Melcher. Rev.
Arthur McDougal performed the cere-
mony in presence of the immediate
family; the single ring service Deing
used. The bride wore lovely dress
OF blue canton crepe Louise Is one
of Bingham's dearest girls, a grad
uate from Gray's business college
and employed in the office OF the 3.
ID. Warren Co. Mr.. Melcher rs from
Westbrook, a clyh engineer. III lhe
employ of the 5. ID. warren Company
After. the ceremony the young couple
took the train for trip which VIII
include Portland, Boston ana New
Work.