The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-03
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KISGFIELD

his home in Kingfeld.
The following Ks have been award
ed at the Kingfield high school until
June /. gold, ninety-fiye plus: Mar
garet Butts. Sr.; Eleanor Wood F..
blue ninety plus: Lowell Adley.
Jr.; Mildred Woodcock, Jr.; Rena
Stafford, Soph. Abbie Dexter F:
white, eighty-fve plus: Hortense
+ Barden, Sr.; Alice Davis. Sr.. Gladys
Doliber, Sr.; Sadie Anderson. Jr.:
Florence Corson. Jr.; Harry Mayo.
Jr.; Christine Mitchell Jr.; Rosamond
/ Smith, Jr.; Meldon Soule, Jr.; Ger
trude Wood, Jr; Frank Thomas. Jr.:
Sadie Boyce, Soph.; Muriel French,
Soph.; Elwin Perry. F.: Margaret
Potter. F.. Eleanor wilkins. F.; red,
eighty plus: Yelma Benson. ST.;
j Olive Donahue. ST: Everett Wood,
: Sr.; Maurice Durrell. Jr; Clara
hatcher, Soph.; Ethel Butterfeld.
Soph.; Alice Hewey. Soph; Louisa
Riggs, Soph.; Edna Bradford. F.:
Gladys Eldridge. F.
At the meeting of the Donald Nor
ton Post, American Legion Building
Association held Monday evening at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms. the
most important business was the re-
port Of committee, L. ~ Wyman,
r. A. Crossman. Rev. G. F. Currier,
/ II. II. Boynton. Rev. A. NJ Soule to
] present building committee and So
+ lciting committee. The latter to
comprise committee from churches,
business men, all of the orders. Le-
! gion. Board of Trade of which l. N
J Wyman is chairman. L. A. Norton
chairman of building committee. A
meeting will be held Monday, January
81. when they expect to have some
preliminary plans and the further ap-
pointment of committees will be per-
fected.
c. J. Longley has hired log haul
er which came Monday night to get
out his lumber at Indian Pond He
expects to haul 6 or cords at a
time. Edward Tague of Skowhegan
came with it and will operate it.
The class parts at the Kingfield
high school have been assigned as
i follows: Naledictory. Margaret
i Butts; salutatory. Hortense Barden:
prophecy. Alice Davis; presentation,
! Amas Winter; history Velma Ben
/ son; will, Gladys Dolbier: Grafton.
/ Laurister Brown address to UNDER
] graduates. Everett Wood The vale
dictory and salutatory were assigned
by rank.
Mrs. Lucille Sweetser and Miss Ruth
! Goss entertained at the home of the
! former on Depot street. twelve guests.
/ Thursday evening. January 81. The
affair being in the nature of sur
prise party in pvrex shower for
Miss Shirley Merchant in honor of
her approaching marriage with Fred
1 Wright Shayler of Brookline. Mass.
The guests were, Mrs Hilda Winter.
Miss Shirley Merchant. Miss Wilma
/ Woodland. Miss Goldie Quint. Mrs.
Mabel Furber. Miss Marie Merchant.
Mrs. Ada S. Huse Mrs Bernice Boyn-
! ton. Mrs. Eva Barden Mrs Inez Wing.
! The first part of the evening was spent
i in sewing and music on the grafo-
nola. When refreshments were sery-
ed Miss Merchant was invited to pro-
/ coed into the dining room where she
/ found a table decorated with red and
white crepe paper festoons containing
Is pieces of pyrex ware and in the
center stood a soap shaker doll bear
i ing an appropriate poem. Miss Mer-
chant was very much surprised and
feelingly thanks the hostesses and
guests. a buffet lunch was served
] of hot cholocate and whipped cream,
j queen olives, cheese sandwiches. fam
cy waters and homemade candies.
At a meeting of the joint commit
tees appointed at the D. A. r. We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
G. d. Vose. it was decided to hold tha
/ D. A r. benefit for the Donald Norton
Post American Legion Community
Building Monday evening. February
IA. at Frenchs Hall II is TO be In
the nature of Valentine card party
and dance. Decorations will be in
keeping with the day Refreshments
will be served Tickets will be sold
in advance by the D. A. r. members
and at S. J. Wyman's store Some
thing in form of an entertainment is
being planned. F. l. Hutchins has
contributed some very elaborate hand
painted posters for the occasion.
The farmers of kingfeld and vi
cinity are setting forth a project for
the establishment of a creamery in
town. 1t has been signed already by
16 pledging over 100 cows and ii is
expected there will be nearly as many
more Some correspondence has
been carried on with the New England
! Creamery which is all ready estab
lshed at Strong. Stratton and other
places Those who have already
signed the paper are Herbert Wood,
W. H. Hutchins. f. F. Records. Emil
Lahti. Victor Alto, belmont Norton,
Henry Rugg CLYDE Simmons. " c.
Curtis. Julian Potter. Robt. Vance.
/ Maurice Potter. Ralph Simmons, John
Butterfeld, F. \. Thompson, Earl
! Davidson.
Horatio Woodcoek suffered a bad
accident Thursday afternoon January
=. while working in the woods for
Earl Wing about miles below the
village \ limb hit him on the head
and knocked him down and the tree
he was cutting fell on him. Dr.. c.
Y Bell was called and with Or. Cart
land administered ether and found
that he was suffering with a bad
fracture and thought it advisable 10