The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-06-18
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both the teachers Miss Fanny Ken
dali and Miss Nora Pugsley who
drilled the scholars and to the pupils
Who took parts in the exercises. The
Church Was prettly trimmed with the
class eolors yellow and white, and
potted ferns. while across the space
back of the pulpit the class motto
Upward and Onward was suspended.
The parts were all very nicely given
and not one of the pupils had TO h
prompted Music was furnished BY
Nuttings orchestra. The following
program was given Music; prayer
salutatory, Muriel Evelyn Jones; Ihe
Unsuitable Mind. Ralph Butter Hi
ton; "A Great Inheritance Leona
Filth Yeaton; song, Martha Nmeda
Robinson music stars ana the
Soul. Florence Potter White; The
Light on Doadmans Bar Gladys
NJ. Grove: Teach Is 10 Wait Mil
dred Alva Jones. The Ride OF Jennie
McNeal". Lora Ella Yeaton; music;
Each and All. Adessa Margaret
Spaulding. Gaining success Mau-
rice Ivory Haskell, Our Yesterdays ,
Mildred Pauline White; "A Legend OF
Character Building. Florence Ada
Blaisdeil music; Work Your own
Way. Clarence Arthur Normandy;
The Mind and It's Creation, Martha
Almcda Robinson; yaledictory, Enc
line Garrett Murphy, class Ode; pre-
sentation of Diplomas; music; bene-
diction.
The Independent-Repor is sold
at Spaulding's Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I. DAVIS OF
Canaan visited relatives in town from
Friday until Monday of this week.
Miss Lettie Scribner of Belgrade
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Blaisdell
few days recently.
Next Sunday, June 21st will be OBJ
served at st. Johns Sunday by the To-
cal Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
at the Congregational church
Miss Mabel Danforth has been as
sisting Frank Trench with his contec-
tionery and soda business
Mr.. and Mrs wallace Witham spent
a few DAYS last week in Portland, MI
William being in attendance at the
Commandery meeting held IN that city.
Miss Sadie White returned 10 Mas
sachusetts last Friday morning after
spending two weeks with her parents
in town.
observation-disclosures for worlds best
paint. Full line for inside or out
s p"Ia't nee 7 NJ Hiltons. 3w23
Guy Emmons has been making few
repairs on his house among the Things
being a new steel roof.
An automobile party consisting oil
w. r. Whitney and son Lewis and
daughter Lillian, Miss Linnion Brow
and George Abbott started Sunday Tor
a trim through Aroostook County and
part of Canada. They plan TO Dc
away about ten days or two weeks.
Rev f. G. Davis who has beer
teaching during the winter in 1eNas
arrived home Friday night to spenc
the summer with his family.
Mrs. f. w. Spaulding arrived home
last week after spending seVera
weeks visiting relatives in Boston ant
vicinity.
F. E. Jewett is the latest victim tc
the automobile fever and is now learn
ing to operate a Maxwell which he has
purchased
Rev. II. L. Mccain and wife OF
Portland accompanied by friends made
an automobile trip from Portland las'
week to visit Mrs. McCann's mother
Mrs. Allen and sister Mrs. Frederic
Having outfit of mems underwear
Khaki Pants, Work Shirts, Straw Hats
and Tennis Shoes at Jay M. Pierce S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ketchum and
family of West Roxbury, Mass, arriV-
ed last week. Mrs. Ketchum and the
three children will remain for the
summer visiting Mrs. Ketchum's moth
er Mrs. B. B. Wells
Mrs. Rosa Whitcomb of Pennington
Falls has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Roxie Carr during the past week
Mrs Mamie Horne closed a very
successful term of school last Friday
in the Dodlin Hill district. The last
day they enjoyed basket picnic under
the naples near the schoolhouse, after
which the teacher served ice cream
and fancy cookies. Scholars not alb
sent one-half day during the term
were Wyna Jones, Ralph Jones, Eve
lyn Rowe and Irene Sorois, each re-
ceiving a small prize from the teacher
for their good attendance.
Mrs. Esther Fuller arrived home
last week from a visit of several
weeks passed with relatives in Rhode
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown moved
their household goods into the up
stairs rent of Mrs, Belinda Groves
mouse on Mechanic 81. AT present
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are working for
c. B. Jones.
Mrs. Mary Wing left last week for
a visit with her son Fred and family
in Massachusetts, Little Francis, her
grandson, returned home with her af-
ter spending nearly four months visit
ing his aunt Mrs. George Carr.
Frederick Horne, the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Horne has quite
a record in regard to going to school.
He is only five years old and has been
to school four terms, having to ride
five miles each day in all kinds of
weather and has not been absent once
during the time.
The Rebekahs will give their last
supper for the summer the fourth Fri
day of the month to their families, AS
special business is to be brought be-
fore the meeting the Noble Grand de-
sires a full attendance.
Harry Davis and family are occupy
ing the Covell house at Burgess Cor
ner. Mr. Davis is an agent for the
Grand Union Tea Company.
Mrs Henry Hussey entertained
twelve ladies at a bridge party last
week Tuesday at her pleasant home
on Main St Dainty refreshments
were served at the close of the game.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce visited relatives
in Arson last week.