The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-03
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The graduating exercises or the HIN
School class of 1913. took place al
the Town Hall on Friday evening. The
hall was never more beautifully dec
GRATED than for this event and each
number given by the graduating class
was a credit to the school and to the
town. Music for the evening was fur
nished by Sussman's Orchestra oil
Waterville. After the graduation d
social dance was enjoyed and refresh
ments were on sale. The following
program was given. Orchestra; In
vocation. Rev. f r. Farrar Sauta-
tory. Amer ca and the Philippines"
Bernice y Head, The Significance
of the World Var" Clarence Garpen-
ter: orchestra. Grafton Water. Basil
y. Ames. Glass History, mise VI. Mill
er; orchestra; Prophecy and Present
alton of Gifts. Gladys r. Wilder; OPP
portnnities of the Scholar. VI. Mar
guerite Dick nson, Class VIII. Evan
NJ. Marston; orchestra; Naledictory.
The World War and Humanity. Marta
A. Stevens, Class Ode composed by
Gladys T. Wider; presentation of
diplomas benediction. orchestra. The
Glass Motto; Deeds not Words
class colors: Scarlet and Gray On
the following Sunday after graduation
the baccalaureate sermon was given
by Rev. f. r. Farrar Of the Baptist
church and special music was furnish
ID by the choir assisted by Lynden
Hale who gave very beautiful cor
net solo and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Crowther OF Madison who gave two
beautiful violin solos with piano ac-
compartment and Mrs. L. r. Farrar
and Mrs. Leone Jones who gave de
lghtfnl vocal duet. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy X Folsom made
an automobile TRIP TO Hartland last
week to attend a social affair and
were accompanied home by their
daughter Miss Dorothy who has been
teaching in the Hartland Academy
during the past year
Harold Pierce Of the class of 1919
L. of NJ. and Miss Adessa Spaulding
of the class of 80 |. Of NJ. have ar
rived at their homes.
Mrs. Nettie Stanley and daughter
Miss Glenys were quite III last week
with tonsiltis.
Gerald and Leroy Dcvereaux of the
Good Will school were the guests of
George Lunt last week.
Walter b. Pierce and wife and Mrs.
Salmon of Bradford, Mass. arrived
Saturday for a two weeks vacation
with relatives in town.
There will be a service Sunday
morning at the Congregat onal church
and the address will be given by Rev.
f. G. Davis.
Mrs. Blanche r Ward and little
granddaughter and Mrs. Electa p.
Tobey Of Cornwall e-Hudson, y.
Y. arrived Tuesday for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
town
Field Day will be observed by the
members of Cedar Chapter o. f. S
some day the first of next week, the
exact day 10 be decided later. and 4
pcne supper will be served ON the
lawn near the o. r. s. hall Mem
bers are requested to bring their own
dishes, and knife. fork and spoon
Mrs. l.. II. White. Mrs. George
Lyons and son George Jr. have return
ed from a several weeks visit with
relatives in Nova Scotia
Verne Rushton has purchased Il
Ford
Joseph Vaughan and family OF
Thomaston are in town the guests OF
Mr. Vaughan's parents
Miss Ethel Hanson of Madison was
the guest of Miss Gladys Mitchell
over Sunday.
Miss Edna Adams of Madison was
the guest of Miss mise Miller a few
days last week.
Leonard Blaisdell recently return
ed from overseas duty was in town
the last of the week calling on rela-
tive and was on his way 10 his home
in Rome
Miss Margaret Hatch of Watertown
Mass is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs
Harry Carr
Mrs. Marjorie Thcobald has return
ed from Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hilton accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr
made an automobile trip to Jackman.
Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. J. d. Ames have re-
turned to town.
Miss Florence White is assisting in
the Jones Confectionery and Fruit
store
Miss Nina Hussey is home from
Brockton, Mass for her summer va
cation.