The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-10
BINGHAM

The W. I. /. Y. VIII HOlu us iN6"'
ar monthly meeting with Miss Thelma
Foss Wednesday evening, February
10th.
Special literary entertainment at
Grange Hall next Saturday afternoon
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music. readings, speaking, humorous
stories and a talk in favor Of DIVERSE
fled farming.
New spring line of lace. marquisette
and scrim curtains are the best ever
shown by Taylor Bros Hill. lwl5
By invitation of the Century Club
ladies'. several Dutch maidens will WIS.,
II the town on Saturday afternoon,
April II. They will call at the
homes with their baskets containing
cookies, doughnuts, cakes, Jellies,
Dutch cheese and home made candies.
As the Dutch women are skilled in
the art of cookery, 1t is assured that
all who patronize will be well salts
fled. Those contributing food Will
please leave their offerings at the
home of Florence Owens before two
o'clock on Saturday the 18th.
Raymond Hunnewell of Caratunk
was in town the first of the week.
Miss Florence Murray has spent
part of her vacation from teaching in
Boston. She accompanied her aunt,
Mrs. Lanigan of Waterville. Last
week she visited friends in Skowhe-
gan.
Mrs. Jennie Hunnewell is spending
a few days this week in Auburn.
Harry Dinsmore OF Skowhegan has
been installing d steam heating plant
in William Pooler's new house.
Mrs. Walter Smith entertained the
Congregational Church Circle ON
wednesday, April End. Mrs. Butler
assisted the hostess in her duties.
Roll call, victrola selection and read
ings by Mrs. Emma Hill, Mrs. Emma
Gipson and Elizabeth. Jordan made an
interesting program. Ice cream ana
cake were served. The next meet
ing of the circle, will be Wednesday
afternoon. February 10th, at the home
of Mrs. w. b. Goodrich.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs.
Edith Hunnewell are librarians this
month Mrs. Emma Hill and Mrs.
Josephine Sawyer having served dur
ing the month of March. The lib
rary book committee meet this week
to decide upon the new books to be
purchased.
You'll always find the latest pat
terms in wall paper carried in stock at
TAYLOR Bros. & Hill. 1w15
Program as carried out at the Moth
er Goose Party, held on Friday after
noon of last week. at the home OF
Mrs. Annie E. Whitney: Music rec
ord. Mother Goose Melodies; introduce
ton by Mother Goose herself Beatrice
Sawyer; song. Jack and JILL Methyl
Taylor and Eileen Reynolds; Little
Miss Muffet, DerothyN Bachelor;
Dance Little Baby, Olive Gallant. Lit
tie Tommy fuckers Dog, Gerald For
sythe; Curley Locks, Florence Hugh
es: Round the Mulberry Bush. Ernest
inc Andrews, Marguerite Russell,
Alice Smith and Dorothy Bachelor;
sh-a-Bye Baby. Betty FORMER; The
Little Bird, William Craig; The yell
low Bird, John Craig; Cocktail Doodle
DO, Dwight Witham; duet Madam
Pompadour, Helen Fentiman and
Florence Taylor; Daffodils, Alice
Smith; Little DO Peep, Marguerite
Russell; Where Are You Going My
Pretty Maid? Jeanette and Robert
Doe; song, Mary Had a Little Lamb,
Arlene Strout | had a Little Hus-
band, Ernestine Andrews; Little Boy
Blue, Harold Bolster; Hey Diddle
Dddle, Bin Witham (the caD; Little
inson Crusoe, Albert Howes; King of
Hearts, Ralph Hight; Queen of
Hearts. Alice Chase; piano solo, Ben
trice Sawyer, Flower Song; poetry
and dance. with winding of the May
pole. Florence Taylor (spring); Alice
Owens (summer); Arlene Folsom
(winter) and Helen Fentiman (aut-
umn). Victrola records were all ap-
propriate to the occasion, (Mother
Goose Melodies). The children's cos
tunes were very pretty, and they all
did their parts in a delightful man
ner. Ice cream and lovely little cup
cakes were served to all. and q gift |
was presented to each child. There |
were more than eighty, including thir-
ty-one children, present. The enter
tainment was so much enjoyed that
there is talk of having it repeated in
some Hail, later on.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The pastors subject for next Sum
day mornings sermon will be MANS |
Answer: The Cross"
The topic for Thursday evening |
prayer meeting will be: Life Etern-
al" Matt. 10: 2442.
The Phiathea class met for its
monthly meeting with its president,
Miss Dorothea Woodland on last Tues
day evening.
The Mems Club had an interesting |
meeting at the close OF last Sunday |
evenings service.
The Christian Civic League present
ed the picture Lest We Forget" at !
the church Wednesday evening, April !
9th
METHODIST NOTES
Owing to the pastors attendance at |
the annual conference in Portland, |
there will be but one service in the |