The independent-reporter., 1924-11-27
RINGlIA AM


There will be special meeting of
the Grange November 29th for the
transaction of business.
On account of n cold and sore
throat Mrs. Edith Dinsmore WAS un-
able 10 teach school on Monday.
Miss Flora Phelps will spend
Thanksgiving in Boston and Miss
Mary Ford in Waterylle.
Miss Elizabeth Rollins will substi-
tute in the commercial department of
the high school during Miss Phelps
absence, Wednesday of this week and
Monday of next
There will be special meeting of
Bingham Grange next Saturday. Nov.
29. viii all Changers try and attend
as there Is important business to be
brough up.
Mr., and Mrs. Pepr Goodell have a
baby daughter
Carrabassett Hall. Thursday. No
yember q. THE Night Hawk"
DR.. B. o. Kinney was called 10
Troutdale last week TO attend Luther
Folsom who had a gun shot wound in
the leg, the result of an accident.
Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Whitney are in
Portland for a few days.
Remember the sale and supper at
the new parish house afternoon and
evening OF Dec 3rd Sale will open
at 2.30 in the afternoon
Encyclopedia for sale. Brittania,
80 volumes with case, SIS. Reming-
ton typewriter, $l0;desk $15. Cham
bers encyclopedia with ii. Beds, 50.
All kinds of furniture, tools, guns at
your price. II. b. Whipple Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss and
daughter Thelma are spending
Thanksgiving week with their daugh-
for Mrs. Ralph Ogden in Luenburg,
Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan is taking the
place OF Thelma Foss in one of the
grade. schools during the lattef's ab-
sence.
Charles Baker is home during
Thanksgiving week
Mrs. Cora Jordan has sold her house
and Is selling some of her household
goods including an encyclopedia.
Merton T. Goodrich, who has COM
piled book of "The American Ances-
tors of Joshua Goodrich and his wife,
Elizabeth Phelps" has presented
copy to Bingham Union Library. Quite
were taken at the time of the Good
i. rlch-Baker reunion and have been de-
livered. Othen copies can be had by
leaving orders with Mrs. Alice M.
Goodrich or sending to N. r. Good
rich, Kennebunk, Me.
TOYS GAMES TOYS
A new line OF new. toys and games
that are just what the young folks
have been looking for are now on dis
play at Taylor Bros & Hill. Come
In and look them over.
Roberta Arno the little nine year old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Robert
Arno died on Friday after very
brief illness of scarlet fever An
other child in the same family had
been sick several weeks and is recov-
ering. There IL much sympathy felt
for the family i'm their sorrow. The
family OF Joseph Cassidy are under
quarantine two Of the children being
III with scarlet fever.
Nora Cilley has been told at the
sanitarium that they are unable to
help her and has returned home. There
10 much sympathy felt for her in the
community.
s. J. Whitney's auto. truck which
was stolen last week. was found aban-
doned in Madison
Mrs. Viola Colby who was i'll is now
much better
Dr. Deveaux was called to Montreal
by the Illness Of his little boy.
The Kennebec Chapter D. Az X. en-
joyed delightful afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lottie Taylor last Fri
day. After the business was dispos-
ed of ana the brief program including
music was carried out whist was in
dulged in by those who cared to play.
Later the hostess invited those pres
ent to the dining room where seated
around daintily arranged table, cof-
fee, sandwiches, olives and cakes
were served The after dinner"
anecdotes caused considerable merri-
ment and the guests took their de-
parture in a very pleasant frame of
mind
Another delightful meeting of the
Century Club was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Beatrice
Wasson. Nearly forty members and
guests were present. The hostess
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Car
RE Whitney. The principal feature
of the program for the afternoons
entertainment was the talk on Cali
fornia by e. w. Moore which was very
instructive and interesting. II is al
ways pleasure to listen to Mr.. Moore
and he always responded to the calls
OF the various organizations all of
which appreciate the privilege of lis
tening to him.
The Club meeting of Dec. 5th will
be at the Parish house, to which each
club member is to invite child as
her guest and provide a little Christ
mas gift for the child invited.
The Kennebec Chapter voted to pur-
chase markers for the graves of the
following 1912 sodiers-Aaron Moore,
Ephraim Head, 1st and Ephraim
Head End and Mirari SpaMding all in
the village cemetery.
The Chapter have planned to hold a
whist party about the seventeenth of
December.
MEETING IN THE NEW PARISH
HOUSE
An oyster supper was served in the
new parish house of the Congrega-
tional Church Wednesday evening of
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