The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-22

Conversational church lhulsua' 40
o ' Inc n with the following pro-
n ,a,a, Music. orchestra; prasei :, :
sai,.atorv "Yhe Blacksmith S o'oIy'
Ill Howland; He Only Had An n'3'I :.
la poger French, Work ana VIII >,
o,.an NcClintick; John Mayhanu,
Thomae Young: An Order for nc.
tn n Delia Pierce; music, orchestra ;
"Down to the Capital, Arthur ~ nv,
tis. "Iasca." Leland Cooley; ne
T To- Tale," Gwendolyn Moore |,
Nov the Old Horse Won the bes'.
ciyde Patten; solo, Heart Memories
13son RAY. "The Freckled raced
Girl" Eva Andrews; "Ihe nam o'.N
Crossing" Tilden Davis; muse, ~ ~
chestra; "Curfew Must NOT Rine ~
night" Edna Halves; An lhelGenl "
the War" Lea Smith; yaieuletosy
"The Grave of the Hundred Dead
Kendall Cross presentation OF aipIo,
mas: benedictipn motto. Nork am
Win" colors. Blue and White; MUSIC
Inv NcIntire's orchestra. The churcl
was prettily decorated in blue ano
white, Pleasing music was rendered
by McIntire's orchestra.
Rev. and Mrs. MeserYey oil bihg-
ham we're in town calling on lriehds
Tuesday. -,
Miss Myrtle Hughes, who h been
doing table work at Caratunk hotel'
has finished and is stopping with her
mother. - pot
Carl Hunnewell and cousins ROD
ert Smith and wife, of MASSACHUSETTS
were in town Sunday.
There are a lot OF our young people
nlsnning on going to Skowhegah u
attend the celebration July A.
Allen Rogan and VIM. McDonougi
enent few DAYS at Pleasant Pont
last week.
Mir and Mrs. Perlie Priest am
daughters, were with relatlNes
Fairfield Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. A. A. Callaghan, VINO ma
been in town the past few days, re
turned TO his home in New Hampshire
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Cooley, who is at wofl
in Skowhegan. is in town for a rev
days.
Mrs. Sidney Baker is suffering iron
an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Mile Young has finished he
school in Cornylle and is at home.
The DeRue Minstrel Show is all i
advertises to be and was we'll patron
lied in town and much enjoyed by all
Miss Matte Young came home from
Pennington Thursday where she is at
tending the Normal school.
Daniel Clark of Brighton, is tn
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Lesli
/ Clark.
commencement week in Scion II
/ all of it's June beauty, is passed, ant
no occasion could have been esmor'
pleasant Thursday evening the gram
mar school exercises as mentioned il
another place, also the intermediate
and primary schools held exercises II
their rooms which were prettily dec
orPted in yellow and white and PINK
and white and with many flowers
Sunday afternoon the baccalaureate
sermon was given by Rev. A. A. Cal
laghan of Intervale, n. H., former
pastor in Scion, at the Congregational
church. The church was decorated
in green and white. the class colors
and syringas were used in abun
dance. A special choir rendered music
i Monday afternoon in Caratunk hal
were held the 7th annual graduating
+ exercises of Scion High school. whicI
WAS also decorated in the class color
with lace curtains at the windows an
portieres at the door, giving the nal
home like appearance, with following
program; Music; Invocation; saluta
tory with essay, Aerial Navigation,
Ruth Harriet Manson; essay Keel
procity with Canada" Nellie Washing
ton Drew; music; class prophecy
Gladys Elvira Redmond; essay, The
Man of Destiny" Lillian Gladys Fogg;
class poem. "A Legend of CPratunk
Falls Nettie Faustena Moody; music;
essay, Jane Adams at Hull House, y
Floy Edna Wilson; presentation OF
Gifts" Gertrude Lillian Brophy;
music; address to undergraduates,
Guy Anterior Walker; yaledictory
with essay The Mexican Situation
/ Leslie Lee Ward; music; presentation
of diplomas; benediction. All the
parts were so finely rendered that no
one need special mention. A short
reception was given in the hall. In
the evening there was concert by
kendall's orchestra and the Alumni
ball, which was attended by many peo-
pie both from this and other towns.
A school paper has been issued, "The
solonian," which contains the class
parts and is on sale, so any friend
who was not able to be present may
read them.
North Somerset Grange held a very
pleasant meeting last Saturday after
noon when Bingham Grange came
down and conferred the third and
fourth degrees upon two candidates.
They received many compliments
upon the degree work which was
done in a very fine manner. The