The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-03

Laura Gallant is at home for Va
cation.
Mrs. Abel Moore will open her home
on the hill for boarders and traa-
clients. July 9TH.
f. S. Hunnewel and family made
an auto trip to Waterville last Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Savage
made an auto trip to Athens on the
same day.
Fire warden F. II. Colby has been
busy in looking after the forest fires
raging near Dimick, Hale Stream and
/ Deadwater Also in getting men to
| fight the fire and supplies for one hun
dred and fifty men fighting the flames
| in the wilderness.
/ Note the reward offered in another
column for information as to where
abouts OF J. A. York.
| Ethel j. Gilman. teacher of the
Blaine school, has just closed a very
successful years work. The pupils
/ who have been Neither tardy nor abb
sent for the term of thirteen weeks
are: Alma c. Hunnewell, Edwjna l.
| Hunnewell Livonia S. Hunnewell,
Blanche l.. Davis and Ola NJ. Nottage.
! Miss Alice C. Smith of Skowhegan
former teacher OF this place who is
attending Normal School at Framing
ham. Mass, was the week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Russell.
| Mrs. Charles E. Pierce is very SICK
! this week.
Katie Fitzsimmons of Moscow is do
/ ing homework at Silas Hunnewells
on Pleasant Ridge.
We now have one of the best INES
of confectionery shown in the County.
/ Chocolates in bulk from 2Oc to 9oc d
pound. Package goods from Que 10
! 81 90 a pound. The new Cadet lines
/ of chocolates at Acc a pound is un-
eouaIled for the price. E. W. Moore;
Will Durgin's son cut his foot ana
is confined 10 his home.
Nellie Reynolds of Massachusetts Is
spending a few weeks with relatives
! in town.
Read ad about Wool Work by II. A.
BARTLETT in another column.
Ed Smith frequently takes parties
out in his automobile.
Robert Smith is spending his Vaca-
tion at home this summer.
II YOU are particular about your
clothes. and you ought to be, go 10
Mark Savage & Co, and see the lihe
IF Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes that
they sell. ,i,o,bor,
Assignment of teachers for Bingham
ond Moscow. High school, irving +
burton of Garland and Annie Mchehs :
,io. Grammar. GLADYS b. Hisler Oh
Weeks Mills; Intermediate, Mary l.
putnam Winthrop; Primary, Marie T.,
t,lweIl of Brooks; Sub-Primary, May
u Tnnner of Bingham; Coburn, f..
o,,iee Williams of Islesboro; blaine'
Incie Fellows of Fayette; "hl'-
tiar Nazie l.. Murphy of Empdeh'
Roosevelt. Maud L. Marston OF DeA-
, Tor Tinaola. June l.. Williams OF W.
teryille. Webster. Janet 4. Lander o.
- pnmford. Miss Elwell has peen
y. - the teachers at the Mooei
school at the Farmiheto" W.
school during the past year =. uo,
If you are honest with youlse oobaf-
will buy honest goods mart oenai =
finer & Marx clothes are an "oo, onr
guaranteed. They're sold by MAJ
Savage & Co. cur,
The annual graduation of the Gram
mar. primary and intermediate depart
ments of the schools, Bingham Con
cord and Moscow, in the Congress
ional church, was an enjoyable ahair
and the church was filled. The reel
tations. songs, and simple dramas
were carefully rendered. Miss WHIT
tredge's class from the primary schooi
gave a drama "Clytie", that was es-
necially fine the acting of tiny jessie
Redmond, Gilman Cilley and Thomas
REYNOLDS being unusually GOOD. Zen
schools were represented and % recei-
we'd diplomas from the primary de-
nartment and 26 from the inter-
mediate. In the evening came the
graduating exercises OF the grammar
department. The church was taste
fully decorated with gold and purple.
Bakers orchestra played. The pro-
gram follows: March, Bakers or
chestra; prayer, Rev. Thomas B. HIATT;
music, Bakers orchestra; The Grave
by the Sorrowful Sea-, Emma Mck
Robinson; "Old Glory, Eugene T.
Beane; Molly Pitcher" Gladys E. NC
Taggart; music. Bakers orchestra;
Captain of the Nine, Lester |. Hun;
The Wood Box" Vernard |. Pierce;
THE Worst Teacher We Ever Had.
Milford Baker; THE Cherry Festival
of Naumberg," Hazel B. Carl; Mes
sage from the Balkans" Pearl d. Dun
ton: How He Learned to Swim" Har-
old A. Carl; piano selection, Forest
Nymphs", Mary D. Carl The Yam
KEGS of the East" Beatrice P. Baker;
comforting diplomas, Supt. Chas. r.
Ball; benediction, Rev. Thos b. HIATT.
Glass Roll-Beatrice p. Baker, Milford
Baker, Eugene E. Beane, Harold A.
Carl, Hazel B. Carl, Mary d. Carl,
Pearl d. Dunton, Lester |. Hun,
Gladys f. McTaggart, Vernard l.
Pierce, Emma NICK. Robinson, Ohio
D. Whitney. The recitation of Emma
Robinson of Concord and the original
essays of Beatrice Baker and Pearl
Dunton were the special features and
subjects of much congratulation. The
entire class will enter Bingham High
School this fall. The teachers were
Gladys B. Hisler, Mckinley; Maude l..
Marston, Roosevelt June L. Williams,
Lincoln and Floy E. Wilson, Long
fellow.