The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-18

Stahl, C. A. Shock, c. S. Jordan,
f. A. Batchelder, f. S. Page, Port
land; C. A. Weymouth, o. o. Briggs,
b. l.. Hopkins, Wateryille.
Miss Warren of Washington, d. c.
Miss Alfredo Ellis of Orono, State
Leader, Miss Marion G. Hare, club
demonstration and county agent {. A.
Storer of Skowhegan visited at the
Academy last Thursday and witness
ed meeting of the Girls Club at
four O'Clock and the Boys club at
five and gave brief addresses. A
lunch was served in the Academy kit
chen followed by games in the hall.
Miss Bertha Paul OF Shakespeare
school was a guest The club meet
ings were enthusiastic and the work
of the club leaders, Miss Evelyn
Bridges and Mr.. T. F. Tingley was
highly commended by Miss Warren.
Up to Monday 81 North Arson young
people had enrolled for club projects.
Saturday, Miss Bridges, Mr.. Tingley
and Prin. Williams attended club
leaders conference sat Skowhegan.
COMING EVENTS At ANSON AGA
DEM
Plans for the closing weeks of the
term are maturing fast and the fol-
lowing outline shows the projected
schedule of public events for the clos
ing weeks of the school year: Friday.
May 26, Athletic Benefit Carnival;
Friday, June 2, Junior High Entertain
ment at s p. m. This will include
n htgtT nj
Party and music will be provided by
school choruses. Friday, June 8,
Girl Scout Camping Trip to Lake
Embden. Sunday June II, 1915 a.
m, Community service at the VI. e.
Church with Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. e. w. Robinson and special
music; Monday, June II, 8 p m. Re-
cepton to Seniors at Academy Hail.
Tuesday. June 10, p. m. Junior Prize
Speaking Wednesday. June IA, p.
m, graduation exercises of Glass of
1922 in Academy Hall. Thursday,
June Is. Alumni Day.
AT the annual meeting of Ruth
Head Cragin Chapter, May 8. held
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Holly
the following officers were elected:
Regent, Ethel Norton; vice regent,
Helen Paine; corresponding secretary,
Marion Barnaby; treasurer. Geneva
f. Hilton; historian, Effie Paine; re-
gistrar, Ellen Knowlton; chaplain,
Nettie Williams; directors, Elizabeth
Emery, Edna Thorne. Nellie Wing
The Chapter will include the study
of Civic Government in their program
for the coming year.
Supt. Bradbury has been lately adj
vised by the State Department that
the annual superintendent Confer
ence which has been held for several
years at Castine, will be held this
year at Gorham, June 29-July 3.
This change has been made for the
| convenience of those superintendent
who may wish to attend the National
Education Convention which will be
held in Boston this year Immediate
ly following the Gorham Conference
The members of the school board
made a tour of the several districts
in the southeast part of the town last
week in the interest of plans for the
lettering of rural school conditions.
Two more victories have been add
ed to the record of the Academy base
ball team. Wednesday of last week
at New Portland the Academy won
18 to l. Saturday the return game
was played here and won by the
local team 13 to TO-
Rev. T. B. HIATT of Island Falls was
visitor last week at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Savage.
John Macarthur went Tuesday to
Berlin, NJ H., on account of the
serious illness of relative.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Seward of Hall
lowell are guests at B. NJ, Berry's.
E. Mclaughlin has moved into the
George Paine house on Union st.
Walter j. Look of West Mills has