The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-06-25
MONY


The graduation exercises of the
Harmony Grammar and Primary
schools were held Wednesday evening
in the Grange Hall at o'clock. The
first thing on the program that com
menced at s o'clock was the marching
of the schools to the stage the mar
shals being Homer Johnson of the
Primary and Victor Reed Of the Gram
mar There was not one pupil in the
schools that was out of line. The
Primary marshal was first under their
leader followed by the Grammar and
their leader. Miss Nash and Miss
Jones marched together and Mr. vii
liams followed and Miss Ruby Wills
presided at the piano. The program
was as follows: Song, Grammar
School; prayer, Rev. F. Y. Kingdom.
piano solo, Geneva Reed; piano solo,
Marguerite Reed; poem, Grammar
School: violin solo. Martin Asbefg
motion song, Primary School; duet
Homer johnson and Thelma Magoon;
song, both schools: comforting diplo-
mas by G. +. Williams the Superin-
tendent and passed by Carroll Cooley
of the Grammar School and Floris
Ouimby of the Primary The gradu-
ating class of the Grammar School to
High is as follows Victor Reed,
Audrey Whitehouse. Carroll Herrick,
Vonnie Stevens, Doris Cooley, Charlie
Dore, Stanley Willis and Lean Cooley.
To the Grammar from the Primary:
George Kicker, Ivan Lombard, Lendin
Irwin, Thelma Magoon, Hazel Kicker,
Leona Trafton, Homer Johnson, Bella
Frost, Althea Campbell, Donald Annis
Marguerite Reed, Methel Flagg, Harry
Chase, Lynn Herrick and Beatrice
Dore At the close Of the program
after the benediction Alfred Willis and
E. NJ. Pattee the school committee pre-
sented Miss Nash Miss Jones Miss
Willis and Mr.. Williams gift for their
hard and successful years work.
There was a social afterwards and
everybody had a good time
Rena Jones and G. f. Williams have
returned to their homes in Unity and
Scion.
The Grammar School presented
Helen Nash their teacher, a present
to show their esteem for her. Ruby
Willis and Rena Jones were also re-
membered by their pupils.
Ethel E. Lewis of Canaan is work
ing at the home of W. S. Bemis this
summer.
Albra Foss who has been attending
Normal School at Pennington is at
home with her mother Mrs. I. +. Foss.
Myron and Vaughn Reed graduated
from NJ. c. |. this year and are at the
home of their parents,
Mrs. Bertha Merrill OF talrneld Is
visiting relatives in town
There was quite few that attend
ed the graduation exercises OF the NJ.
C. |. Thursday.
Pearl Magoon who has been attend
ing school in Pennington is at the
home of her parents G. D. Magoon.
Lauriston l.. Jacobs of Skowhegah
was the guest of his grandparents MI.
and Mrs. W. W. Jacobs over sunday.
II. D. Perkins visited his son c. K.
Perkins at his home in Cambridge re-
Gently.
Charles f. Cooley was at his home
over Sunday and has returned TO his
work in Pittsfeld, Me.
Frank Cooley is visiting his son Mel
son Cooley.
Mrs Iona Webb and children are
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Willis.
DR.. Wilson of Cambridge was in
town Wednesday.
Helen Nash is working in Mrs. f. o.
Turner's store.
Carl NJ. Garland the district superin-
tendent of the Rockland district of the
NJ E. Church preached very inter
esting sermon at the Union church
Sunday morning.
Addie NJ. Brown who has been work
ing in the home of Arnold Z. Dore
was called home by the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Wilbur Avery has been on the
sick list.