Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-20
| SKOWHECAN.
'''The CountrySChu|e"G iveI
| By High School, Tonight
English Tea al Cong'l Church
j Wednesday, Is a Success
Girls of skowhegan High Schot
pracaicing Hard al Basketball.

II@ ~ The annual High school play, 'Th
ii Country Schulz" will be given, FRI
r. day evening, in the Opera house, Wit
sherman Shamway, master, and Car
ss@froll Morrill,, committeeman. 1t is VI
s9i der the charge of Miss Hazel Leavi
and the following students Will tax
part: Thomas Nichols. Harold Sy
mons, Corinne Salley, Phebe Chas'
Gladys Chase, Roy Nay, Annie Cas-
wei, Theresa Bison, Marion Adam'
y Geneva Smith, Gerald Marble, Ware
y Merrill Nell Clifford. Frank Huckin
~ Eva Withee, Airline Burnor, Beula
- Currie. Lenora Bates. Clifton Wheei
or, Barbara Weston, Ray Boyingtof
sss4 Nerna Abbey, Marie Brown, Ana
Wentworth, Gladys Pennell, Manic
Gerrish, Bert Burray. Maurice PM
b brick, Agnes, Manter, Helen White, Al
thur MeQuillan, Bernard Bailey, Ma
D. RE Merrill Joseph Sanford, Mayno
Gordon, Pauline Steward, Myra Row
ell. Emery Dyer, Charles Sher1dai
Brooks Savage, Blanche Jewet
Charles Alexander, Eunice Chas
Berle Nye. Following this the student
sststslt give colloquy entitled Parse
ss8sr,s Donation Party Four sons
san all 2as sung as follows The Be
! Il Who Shutters and the Girl WI
a.-I.igps.'' Theresa Risson and Harei
~ HALEY: ."Dost Thou Love Me. Siste
"a Ruth % Blanche Jewett and Geral
- Nerkle. sweet Genevieve' and 'ReY
=. olu4ionary Tea" Berle Nye.
On Jan. II, the Golden Rod Branet
of the l. S. S. is planning to have
fair and play, Our Jim," the pre-
3 ceeds to go for charitable work. Ia
rra.splay will be under the direction o
Miss Gertrude Carter.
Practice is being kept up steadil
by the girls basketball team OF IL
High school, and is coming splendid
". Among those who are out 70
practice are: Marie Brown, Eunio
Chase, Airline Burnor, Beulah Curri
Mabel Hall, Agnes Manter and Louis
Merrill of the Senior class; Glads
Pennell, Blanche Jewett, Paulir
Steward, Barbara Weston and Ann
Gaswell of the Junior class; Ne
Clifford, Gladys Chase, Corinne Sale.
Bessie Scott, averna Abbey, Mario
Adams. Theresa Bisson, Paulip
s9s Bragg, Margaret Chase, Alta Jewet
> EVA Withee. Helen White and Geney
Smith
.sssias During November the receipts a
1.-The Skowhegan postoffice We're onl
$l4S2.75, as compared with $t6261S TO
1.-The same period, last year, which wa
due in part at least to the remova
Of the Smith Publishing Co. fror
zs-tpwn
Emery Dyer the young son of MI
and Mrs. Albert Dyer, has taken mon
ey from his own savings and entere
8. into business for himself, and is prob
ably one of the youngest boys in tn
=. State to start out independently. EN-
=. cry, though but Is years old, has ar
aas ranged with the Curtis Publishing c.
to carry on a magazine agency, an.
will sell to dealers here and take sub
scriptions for three publications. En-
cry comes of good fighting stock. be
ing the grandson of General Isaa
Dyer and is determined not to b
beaten.
Miss Blanche Emery, teacher il
the High school, spralneo ner anN
quite severely, Wednesday evening
She had been attending an entertain
tt.ssament at the Congregational churcl
ri and about $50 O'Clock, started 70
Is home. The sidewalk was very sill
al perye land as she came out of tn
.isehurch she fell. throwing her weigh
onto one foot. She was taken to