The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-01
HARTLAND
SCHOOL NOTES

Academy. The week of NOyem-
Der 18th was very much broken up.
Chautauqua being here Monday Tues
day and Wednesday. A large ma
jority of the students attended and a
fine program was presented which
was enjoyed by all. Thursday the
faculty of Hartand Academy attend
ed the County Convention at Show
hogan and Friday was observed as
Armistice Day
The girls and boys of II. A. have
started their basket ball practice;
the new teacher, Mr.. Gorham, coach
ing both teams. The boys have their
first game of the season with New
port November %.
The following students maintained
rank of 50 or over in English dur
ing the first half of the term.
Seniors: l.. Nevens, r. Randlett. M.
Seekins; Juniors M. Drawn, |. Chip
man. G. Thompson, Sophomores, p.
Higgins. E. Ward; Freshmen, ID. Con-
Motley. " Hazeltine. J. Hubbard, ID.
Newell, A. w. Wheeler.
Fuller's Corner-Mrs. Carver re-
ports that her First Grade has finish
ed reading the Progressive Road to
Reading, Book L., and has read over
thirty supplementary stories besides
and next term they will start new
book, the class consists of Elizabeth
and Vivian Cool. Russell Bowie, Fran
els Flannery, Jennie Pelkie. The
school has received pencil exhibit
from the EberharM Faber Co. This
is the second exhibit the school has
procured this term and they are very
proud of it, These exhibits are in
structiye and are sent to any teach
er upon request, with the understand
ing thy are to be used for school pur'
poses.
Supt. Clifford visited school or
Wednesday and Mrs, Melvin Ford anC
Mrs. Kleba Whttemore on Friday
Doris Pelkie. Grade ". received 10C
per cent in spelling last week.
The Grammar School had a sOcia
Thursday evening, which Melted then
$40 toward new teachers desk.
Miss Fuller reports the following
pupils who received 100 per cent II
spelling the past week: Clyde Math
ews. Annie O'Reilly. Eileen Seekins
Fanny GrifIieth. William Drawn. Clart
Curtis, Olive Johnson, Lynnette Sta
pies. Lucille Braley. Lillian Drew
Bernice Young. Leona Chapman, Nor
man Huff, Edwin Holt, Lois Trafton
The intermediate School held so
cial Tuesday evening and received
1880 They finished paying FOL
their yictrola, brought five new rec
ords and will buy volley ball ant
an emergency kit with the remand
err of the money There were q
citizens in besides the scholars.
The average attendance for thu
past two weeks has been 81 per cent
Mrs. Conelly reports the following
pupils who have received 100 per cen
in spelling.
Division b, Elizabeth Burbank
Richard yenadestine; Division A
Luana Wheeler. Laura Maxwell, Nor
man Glotz. Dorothy Thomas. Alder
Elbridge, Velma Green, Gerald Page
On Friday the Washington schoo
Improvement league held meeting
and the lecturer. Bessie Burbank
presented the following program
song, Thelma Ray; recitation. Rutl
Brown; recitation, Mona SWEET; dia
.logue, The Thanksgiving Maid, three
girls; recitation, Edgar Woodland
selection on victrola.
The Independent Reporter is foI
sale at r. c. Hamilton's.
NORTH HARTLAND
Frank Withee Jr. reports the fol
lowing pupils who received 100 pei
cent in spelling: Leon Hart, Harold
Stafford, Harry Stafford.