The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-20
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The two honor parts FOR the class Of
s. A. '22 have been announced as fol-
lows: Valedictorian, Miss Ruth Jones,
Salutatorian, Miss Jennie Taylor. The
other parts are to be appointed by
class vote. The Seniors are all busy
preparing with their class essays.
Work with team of horses using
brush and drags did effective work at
the S. A. athletic field last week. get
ting it in condition for practice work.
Plans for holding a church fair dur
ing the winter have been interrupted
by Illness and later by the bad con-
dition of the roads. Finally the dates
of May and 10 have been set for
this occasion. There will be an enter
tainment on the second evening, May
10 baked bean, salad and pastry
supper will be one of the features Of
the first date, May g. to be followed by
the unique program of telling in story
or rhyme the manner in which you
earned the dollar for the social. There
will be no admission. Other attrac-
tions will be mentioned later Re
member the dates, May $40.
The funeral Of Mrs. VIM. Foss,
whose death was mentioned in last
weeks issue, occurred Friday A. NJ.
Rev b. H. Johnson conducting the
services. Burial was at Mt. Rest
Cemetery.
Leonard Leighton and his daughter,
Mrs. Josephine Watson, spent several
days last week visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Leighton in Harmony.
Walter French went to Scion last
week TO cook at the Scion section of
the river drivers on the Kennebec.
Merrill S. F. Greene arrived home
last Saturday p. M. for a few days
during the Easter recess at Harvard
Medical College.
Send your shoe repairing by parcel
post to Guss Pooler x Son. Skowhe-
gan. Prompt attention guaranteed.
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Mrs. Adelaide Currier received word
Saturday of the death of her brother,
Oscar Atwood, of Somerville. whose
accident was mentioned a few weeks
since. His death resulted from the
effects of his injuries which he re-
ceiyed at that time. The deceased was
70 years.
The rural schools began Monday
Miss Allen and Miss Bradley are the
new teachers at the Washington
Schools. They are boarding at H. r.
! Trueworthys.
Repairs are being made upon the
bridge in the village. These consist OF
new sleepers and planking.
The millinery meeting of the Wom-
ems Farm Bureau will be held Sat
urday, April 30, with Mrs. Minnie
Hight. Notice the change in date
Members are requested to bring all
their available materials, also needles
pins, thread, thimble and scissors.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bureau will be held the first Tuesday
in May This will be devoted to the
fireless cooker. members are request.
ed to have their boxes ready before
the meeting. Dimensions: Single
cooker, is in. IS in. Is in. Double
cooker, SO in. Is in. Is in, The
board to be from III to "a in. wide
Further particulars inquire of Mrs
| Isabella Austin. This meeting will bt
held with Mrs. Nellie Fox.
BUNKER HILL
George Mckinney is moving on u
his farm he recently purchased of ]. J
Bunker.
Lurline Small who is teaching
school in Cornville, is at home sicl
} with the grippe.
Clifton Corson, of Brighton, was II
town one day last week delivering
, garden seeds.
DR.. Harris. of Brighton, was callet
to see baby Vernal Sinclair, who wa
very i'll with grippe.
Melvin Leavitt, of Kingi'bury, wa
| In town Sunday.