The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-26
SOION

SOLON
The Maple Grove school opened
Monday. August %. with Miss Lucy
King OF Athens as teacher Miss
King is Il graduate of Athens AGA
DENY and comes highly recommended
The Roosevelt school also opened
Monday. August % with the same
teacher as last year, Mrs. Helen Hen
derson Owing 10 change in the
location Of her home Mrs. Henderson
has rendered her resignation To take
effect as soon as another teacher can
be secured. The Washington and
LongfelloW schools Will open Tuesday.
Sept 7, with Mrs. Amo Rowell in
charge OF the Washington and Mrs.
f. W. Page at the Longfellow. Both
are teachers Of successful experience
and the town is fortunate to secure
their services.
The Scion village schools will open
Sept. 7, as before stated Miss Gray
lady assistant in the high school will
board with Mrs Everett Butts.
Congratulations are extended to our
agriculture instructor, Harold Bruce
who went to New York last week
and brought home his bride They
are boarding with Mrs. Everett Butts
There will be the usual services in
the Congregational church next Sun
day.
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gan, Me. tf27
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold a picnic in Mr.. Goodwin's
grove on Friday. August y Every
one cordially invited. Each one
please bring a drinking cup.
Miss Sarah Anderson, Mrs. II. L.
Humphrey and Miss Josie Battlett
were in town calling Tuesday
Fred Savery of New York Is the
guest OF his father and sister ia town.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Magoon and Mr.
Malon Patterson We're in SkoWhegan
and Norridgewock. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams and
two nieces of Bangor and Mrs. Nellie
Tinkham of Arson were the guests Of
Mrs. Lydia Rowell, Friday.
Mrs Roland French and daughter
Mildred who have been the guests OF
Mrs. John Rowland and daughter the
past week returned to their home in
Somerville. Mass, recently.
Miss Christine Adams returned
Thursday from months stay in
Massachusetts.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen,
tf3O
Mr.. Fred Adams is spending the
week with friends in Pejepscot.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Walters and
Mr.. Ned McTntire of New York arriv-
ed In town Monday Mrs. Walters
will be remembered as Miss Florence
Dodge who lived In Scion during her
childhood
At Caratunk Theatre, Saturday even
ng August 28. the Girl of Bohemia
also the serial continued.
North Somerset Grange had pleas
pnt time at the picnic held in Jacob
ioodwin's grove on Wednesday Au-
INST IS. Not as many were present
IS was expected on account of finish |
ne up haying.
North Somerset Grange Will arrange
he committee for the Cattle Show din
er at the next regular meeting and
is hoped that a good number VIII
q present. Ice cream and cake Will
. served during the session
The Girls Club will give public
in canning at the
range Hall. Tuesday afternoon. Au-
ust 81. Every one interested is
lyited.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Coolidge and
aughter of Livermore were the guests
+ their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs +. A.
coolidge a few days the last OF the
eek
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Crownin OF HaV-
rhill Mass, who have been in town
ar two weeks. returned to their home
Ionday morning.
Misses Bertha and Greta Johnson
+ Peabody. Mass. who spent their
acotion nj the home of Fred Magoon +
ave returned home.
The Girls Club will meet with
Iiss Marta Paul next Saturday al
ernoon.
The village schools will open Tues
nv Sept. 7, with teachers as prev
ously announced.
A meeting of the high school and
-rammar school faculty. local scnool
,ficials and one or more members
rom the State Office will occur early In
no week of August % This meeting
viii have for its purpose the arrange