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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-06

Na-sh Rerafn. y J-Llrhfnlng
rruck q hears. shocked the un8er
taker and caused paulc amons ths
uarnsns whHe the body % SARAH
Gale. - West Hoboken. Was being
lowered lnto the grave af fioNer III.
esmetery. TIE horses sffacaed % ths
hearse hroke the trncfs n thelr frsza;
nn4 scattered ne Eafh@rlng. huf Wers
rnauy eoauolef Afterwards they
usat aEeai wath the hurlaI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-06
RANpITs FREE nlELkski

rrasHIu- -t0n,-Gae sIs.e QepBrruel.
vas oalclally advised In message
from Charge Summeriln at MEXICO
city af the release q Bruce Ble.askL
SummerlIn ssid he had received tele-
gram from Psenta hfla. near where
B..laskl was captured b bandits star.
M ttat BE- Has there safe and EelIs
ana that be was expected Ia Mexico
Csfy sast a. soon as transit facilities
- q permit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-06
CANDIDATE m'sPARRAn WEEDS
Bay State Bride Of Governor Nom.
inee National Grange Ceres.

Mills. Mass Miss Sarah Hol
brooke. who i ceres % the National
Grange was married az her home here
% John r McSparran. u Furniss. Pa
Democratic candidate for governor 0i
that state The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. A. u Wheel0ck. chap.
lain y the Massachusetts, state
Grange
Persons prominent In grange wark
u Massachusetts attended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-06
RIVER TAKES THREE soYs
Tive lose Their Lives N Attempting
70 Save Drowning Chuns

Eason. Pa.-Iullan and Tony 50.
maneifi. brothers. - II and q years
respectively and Joseph Tamhorell. 2
wears of age. were GrrWuel while
swimming in the Delaware river be-
iov TIE Lehieb VALLEY Raiiroad bridge
FIshermen saw ore ~ the boys 10
tro1hie and . secsud go to BIS sssi.t-
auee. oulv to - dfaeeed dqwn hy the
nrst TIE laird hurried 30 their aId
and vas eanxhi - the sfruExi.ng pair.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

visiting her brother, Dave Johnston
at Bangor, has returned home.
Fred Colder is about the same.
Jim Johnston and Bud Worster, who
are working at Mate Tupper's Camps,
came to lockwood to attend the bas-
ketball game Saturday evening.
Miss Lena Arsenault is able to sit
up little each day and is feeling
much better
Mrs. Grace Estes returned home
after spending Two weeks in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Barrows of Water
vile. have been visiting Mrs. Rita
Lenard. of lockwood.
Harry Johnston and his son. Rob-
ert Johnston, are logging for S. eau
Diet.
Miss Helen Pared. of Jackman, who
has been spending few days with
Miss Jose Butler. has returned to her
home at Jackman, Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Maynard is very sick
at this writing
Mrs H. Welchs baby Frances, is
quite sick.
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WELLINGTON

Will Walker who has been at j
in kingsbury for Warren uls]
hauling pulpwood, was thrown n
his load one day last week. crael]
some of his ribs and bruising
quite badly.
The buildings on what used IN
the David Libby farm now owned
Grin Kinney was totally DESTROYED
fire Wednesday forenoon, Januars
Nearly all the furniture was SAL
The fire is supposed to have can,
around the chimney.
l.. T. Goundry's family are qua,
tined for scarlet fever. All that h,
been sick with 1t are gaining.
Fred Nickerson and Norris Mcs
land of Corinna visited friend,
town last week, returning home 4
urday.
The first bad snow storm of the !
son in this vicinity began Wednwa
January II. The storm was 90
that the stage drivers going to Kin
bury and Parkman did not 81
Thursday. They both started Fri
but were obliged to turn round ,
come back, the roads were driftm
deep that they did not get them sh
eled out until Friday night n
stages made their regular trips 1
urday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

esting program was presented by the
lecturer. Edgar Woodman. Officers
were elected for the term as follows
President. Grace Middlebrook; vice
president, Mona Sweet secretary and
treasurer Dorothy Thomas; lecturer,
Velma Green.
Grammar: Tuesday evening. Jan. 10.
was observed as citizens evening. A
two hour session was held and 80
citizens were visiting. Refreshments
were served. Friday evening the
spelling team went to St Adams for
game. A very lively game was
held. Score 1923 in favor of the st.
Adams team. In the spelling contest
the blde plane is still leading. Those
having perfect spelling this week are
on blue side: Lucille Braley, Doris
Holt, Lennette Staples. Frank Math-
ews and Clara Curtis: on the red side
Myrtle Ordway. Fannie Griffith. Grace
Griffith, Everett Holt, Lois TraftOn,
Norman HUFF, Beatrice Tracy and Ell
mer Fisher
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EMBI)EN LAKE

1t is reported that the mill pfoncrty
and the property of Mrs. Frank Green
has been sold to Mr., Dunton.
Eryng Creamer lost one Of his work
horses the past week,
Mrs, Wallace Barron has returned
home, after a few days visit with heG
sister Mrs Joseph Norton.
There was a social gathering nj the
home of Mr.. HntT MR.. John Wentworth
last Saturday evening" Refreshments
Of cake, cocoa. coffee and sandwehcs
we're served to the , guests. All re
ported a good time.
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STRATTON

We are sorry to hear of the illness
OF Mrs, S. Nj. Lisherness.
We forgot to mention Miss Gleason
one of our teachers. who boards with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.. Lishernes spend
ing her vacation at her home. Well
she did and has returned and teach
ing the children their A b C's again
in our school.
George Kennedy is filing at the birch
mill this winter
Frank Fl. McLalin has returned form
business trip away.
George Hall is running the BOltel
at the birch mill.
Dana Potter and Bunton Caldwell
are driving teams hauling birch.
Mrs. Charles Potter who has been III
Is improving.
Mrs. Cordcla Scribner il working
in the mill.
Dexter b. Kempton and daughter
Margaret was called to Pennington
last week to attend the funeral OF
Pearl Kempt0n who died at the &
NJ hospital Lewiston.
Mrs. Thelma Tyner helped Mrs. lie
Clair at the boarding house while
Margaret Kempton was CALEB away
to atteffd the funeral of her sister
Pearl.
Joseph A. LeClair is working for A
L. Savage. go
Roy H. Lishcrness &c Co have beer
giving their friends some very pretty
calendars for 1922
Word hah been received here from
Forrest r. Wing and wife who went t.
Atlanta Ca, this fair that they like
lhclf new home and are o. X. Mr.
Wing formerly lived here and wa'
one OF the firih of Durtcll 4 Wing.
2 II lis reported that j. W. MacGuir'
IS going To sell hfs business here ant
remove TO Seattle WASH
big crowd at picture show here Sat
urtlay night. =" Pictures and dance
every Saturday night ut Landers hail
John Carville who has been employ
cd AN barber by w. IIanscom. has re
turned to his home in Pennington.
Fred York has returned from plea
sure trip to Portland.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

| Bertha Flint of Hartland officiating
for the Rebekah Lodge. The follow
ing are the subordinate officers Tor
the en-. uing terra: p. C., a. W. farfar'
noble grand n. f. Willis; X. >. y. IL,
+. S. Brown: L. S. y. G., ). W. Her
rick: vice grand II. o. Mason X. ,.
Y. G., G. H. Rhoades; l.. >. y. u, I.
e. Mclaughlin. chaplain. }. }. McCaf-
thy; recording secretary, J. l.. john
son. financial secretary. c. l.. Whit
tier: treasurer. O J. Foss; warden, M.
/. Bemis. conductor. A. G. Cromwell,
r.. s s F.. l.. Buzzell; l.. S. s.. A. f..
Chadbournc: inside guard. H. Y. Bar
rows: outside guard, Edgar Cobb. The
officers for the ensuing term in the
Rebekah Lodge are as follows, \. G..
Mrs. Louise Willis r. S. " G.. Mr.
Ethel Trip; l.. S. n. G.. Mrs Addie
Willis: vice grand, Mrs. Josie Herrick;
K. S. Y: c., Mrs. Beatrice Buzzell; l..
5. Y. G., Mrs. Lottie Brown. chaplain
Mrs Helen Bailey; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Alma Whittier: financial
secretary. Mrs. Eunice Jacobs; treas
urer. Mrs. May Reed; warden. Mrs
Bertha Trafton; conductor Mrs. Lena
Kimball; inside guard, Mrs. Gertrude
Mccarthy; outside guard, Mrs Legus-
Ia Fowlie.
DR.. Burr of Lisbon Falls was in
town last week considering the place
for his field of labor and it is sincere
ly hoped that he will decide to locate
here as we need physician very
much. The business men of the town
1 al i'm q a.
BILE residence, office and stable which
he will ultimately purchase.
Mrs Orwood WhitehOuse was opera
ted on for appendicitis at the hospital
in Skowhegan last week. and is doing
finely it is understood.
The illustrated lectures at tile Bap-
fist church each Sunday evening are
proving a success. Next Sunday even
ing there will be over forty aides
shown if nothing happens.
Mrs. c. C. Mclaughlin recently had
a letter from her aunt in Florida say
ing that the thermometer was regis
tering around 10 degrees each day
and that the birds were very penti-
full and the flowers were never more
beautiful Gee, | guess they would
have shivered some If they hal been
here one morning last week when our
thermometer registered 80 degrees be
low zorro at 6 O'Clock.
Nearly everyone has their ice III and
are now busy getting their wool.
KLONDIkE
The storm of last week has left
the roads in rather unsettled con
dition owing to the bad drifts.
Charlie Western has returned to
work for ID. F. Walker.
Mrs. Elmer Downs has been indis-
posed for several days.
Several from this neighborhood al
tended the Farm, Bureau meeting at
Wellington, January II.
Elmer Downes has been assisting
his son. who is In business in Har-
mony village, this week.
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HARMONY

The members OF the Methodist
church are holding their weekly pray
err meetings at the homes of the va
rious members it being rather hard
to heat the church for the purpose
Last week it was held at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. c. d. Rhoades and this
week at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Ora
Willis
The Ladies' Aid met last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Taylor while the Womans Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer A. Pattee.
Last Friday evening, Evening Star
Lodge no. Is. l. o. o. F. and Morning
Star Lodge No. 115, ID. of r. held a
joint installation followed by ban
qaet with District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Henry Wilcox of Pittsfeld assisted
Archie Basford, deputy grand marshal
installing for the subordinate lodge
and Mrs Harry Nutter, district deputy
president of Pittsfield assisted by dis
trict deputy grand marshall, Mrs.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
STiIlkS

Several from this place attended
Pomona at Skowhegan last week.
Ida Mace has returned to her work
at Madison after being at home for a
few weeks caring for her mother, Mrs.
Charles Mace.
r. p Whipple visited his parents in
Norfidgewock one day recently.
Mrs. Irving Fogg and Mrs. Sidney
Fogg attended, the funeral of Andrew
Symonds at Skowhegan last Friday.
MI Symonds was quite well known in
Tins vicinity as Id lived here for
some time.
GentIemen's night in the Progress
i've club will be observed Thursday
January 26th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Churchill. The ladies
Will meet in the afternoon and will
entertain the gentlemen and furnish
supper in the evening.
The remains of Robert Hall of
Providence, II. l. were brought to this
place last Thursday for burial. His
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wife was Bertha Quimby formo,l.
this town.
Don't forget the pie supper and
tertainment at the Town Han
Thursday evening.
District Superintendent, d. n
will be here January 31st, to hold'
Fourth quarterly conference. :
Alonzo Quimby has gone to NJ
Island for visit with his dane.
Mrs. Robert Hall.
Mrs. Alice Oliver went to Ia.
the first of the week to enter
pital for treatment.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

sons; composition, Helen Boston; rect
tation. Dwight Pennell; atory. Rob
ert Estes: riddle, Perry Furbush
story. Hilda Furbush; recitation. Nor
ma Boston: story, Edith Lewis; story
Grace Patterson story. Miles Snow
man.
Mrs. Amy McCrillis. Mrs. a. l.
Snowman. Mrs. Leighton Pencil, Mrs
Lila Allen. Mrs. Thena Lenfeat, Mrs
Roland Parsons and Mrs. J. A. Park.
man. were visitors In school this week
Mrs. Louisa Wyman furnished beans
and brown bread for hot lunch Fri.
day OF this week
The following pupils have had per
feet spelling lessons for this week
Edith Lenfest. Marion Wyman, lola
Snowman. grade 8; Miles Snowman
Edith Lewis. Perry Furbush, grade 5;
Edwin Parsons, Elsie Parsons, grade
s; Phyllis Wood, Rodney Parsons and
Clifton Parsons, grade 2.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
BUNKER HILL-ATHENS

Don Bunker has been visiting
friends on the hill for the past few
days, returning to his home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbus OF
Brighton was in town Friday.
Ora Brasier OF liartland was in
town Friday on his way to kingsbury
to work for Warnie Hilton.
Ed. Davis was In Skowhegan one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Sinclair were in
Bingham last week.
Evelyn Campbell of kingsbnry Wis
tied her mother Myra Bunker one day
last week.
Roy Davis is home from S. A. on ac-
count of sickness.
Preston Small and Alvia Campbell
went to bingham Wednesday with q
load of hay for Mont Sinclair. ..,l
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
ST. AI,IsiNS

Mrs. c. j. Worthen of Bangor is in
town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills who have
been in town for few weeks, are
packing their goods and will move tC
Essex Junction. Vermont, where Mr.
Mills is manager of corn factory.
Mr.. Hanscom has sold his farm
known as the Lorenzo Davis place to
James Nickcrson Of Gorinna, who will
take possession soon.
Mrs. Carrie Vinng went to Dexter
last week where she has employment
for tie winter. Her son Nat is with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hanson in Ripley
Mrs Nellie Martin, Mrr. May King
and Minnie Martin were in Watervillc
for the day Monday.
Hiram Hartwcll Of Springfield, Mass
is Il guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin.
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NORTH NEM PORTLAND

a farewell party was given to Miss
Gladys Rugg at the homie of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Burnor on Main street,
last Saturday evening, Jan. 14th. Miss
Rugg has been employed in the office
OF c. II. Clark & Sons and is to take a
business course at the Bliss Busine 5
College, Lewiston. Games and cards
were played followed by refreshments
of ice cream. cake. A large number
OF Miss Riggs friends were present.
Miss Rugg received many useful pre- =
entS
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NEW PORTLAND

The tniversalst Church will hold
its services January %, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben CarsleY.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Lou Hoyt, Wednesday afternoon, Jan
%. Owing to the installation of !.
o. o, +. and Rehekah Lodges the
meeting will not be held next Wclnc5
day as at first planned.
Mr.. Annie Nichols is very i'll 1t her
home.
Master Harland Walker has return
ed home after week visit with hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. W
Williamson.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Flora Crosby has been spend
ing few days with her mother and
sitet. returning to the Ledge House
Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Williamson is visiting
her brothers Bert and Dir. Charles
Moulton. of Hartland, and a sister
Mrs Carrie Healy. of pittslleld.
Mrs. Laura Clark went to Madison
Thursday, where she will stay for the
rest of the winter.
Mrs Fred Knowles was in Portland
Monday and Tuesday for medica
treatment.
Mrs Fred and John Berry were al
Kingfield Tuesday, visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Clark left
Thursday for st. Petersburg. Fla. re
naming in Portland over Sunday with
Mrs. Clark's mother.
DR.. Bell and Doris Clark. of Strong
were callers at w. b. Clark's SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knowles attend
cd the installation of officers of Ma
cons and Eastern Star at kingfield
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Maria Stevens went to Madison
Saturday. where she will spend the
rest of the winter.
While working on the cement bridge
Cyphas Walker received very pain
full injury to his arm. The steam shoy-
ell hit him ON the head, pushing his
arm into the cogs of the cement mixer
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HIGHLAND

p. NJ. Taylor's team is hauling sup
plies for the Augusta Lumber Co,
from Justin Towards to Flagstaff
Chas Daggett of Dead River was Il
bu} mess caller in town recently.
Mrs. Flora Crosby, who has been
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark J. Luce at No.
New Portland. passed through town
on her way to Dead river. Saturday.
Our stage was unable to get through
to Dead River owing to the heavy
storm
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KENNEBEC AvENUE-EMBDEN

Ruth Boyington spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlon
Doyington.
Mont Spaulding. who Is working at
the Carrying Place spent Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Fred Lombard was recent
caller at Walter Thompsons.
Elsie Murphy Is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Viola VIII
liams, at NORTH Arson.
Mrs. Dana Witham and son. Gerald.
spent last week at the home of Grant
Witham.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Shorey are re-
ccving congratulations ON the birth
Of son, born Jan. II.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
PALMYRA
GALE SCHOOL ITEMS

A meeting of the Washington
League was held Friday afternoon.
January l3. and the lecturer, Edith
Lewis, presented the following pro-
gram: Recitation, Grace Patterson:
recitation, Hilda Furbush: compost
ton. lola Snowman composition
Edith I.enfest; recitation, Elsie Par
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
LOCKWOOD

Joe Lebell, who has been very sick
at Kakago. is much better at this
writing
Mrs. Harry WEIGH, who has been
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
CORN WILLIE

Myron Kenney. son of Charles Ken
ney was severity hurt Sunday by a
horse. while leading him to water.
Lysander Robinson of Scion, form
erly of Cornvlle. is very sick in hos
pital, following an operation.
Luke Woodland. of East Madison is
in very poor health, He is sopping at
Mountain View Farm.
Bert Folsom. of Skowhegan, is in
town getting out lumber to repair his
barn and is stopping at Merit Gould s.
The next regular meeting of Wes-
seruns EFT Grange will be held on Sat
urday evening. Jan. 81. The officers
for the ensuing year will be installed.
The farmers are putting in larger
supply of ice than in former years.
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HARTLAND

Hartland Grammar School began
the winter term January IL with a
registration of AZ. An airplane race
between two spelling teams is being
tried, just now, the blue plane is lead
Ing. Those having perfect rank for
the past week on the blue side are
Lucille Braley, Leroy Written. Eileen
Seekins, Lillian Drew, Lloyd Hubbard,
Lennette Staples, Norman Weber,
Frank Mathews and Clara Curtis on
the red aide are Fannie Grifieth.
Grace Griffith. Norman Hun and Lois
Traitor. Next Friday evening spell
ing team from this school is going to
st. Adams to have game with their
Grammar grades.
FULLER'S CORNER SCHOOL NOTES
Visitors: Howard Ames, Clarence
Kimball, Stanley Goodwin Ada and
Stella Crocker. all former pupils. Mi.
Clifford on Dec. Goth. k'.-'i,
Tbnight closes bur 18th week, or
ope-half year George Markhami
Marguerite Whittcmore land Robert
Stcdman have not beehi absent Or tar
hy and Harold Ford has hot been alb
sent. Elizabeth Cool has missed
only ono daNi iBtIf<t
Next week is Parents week and VIC
hope TO see all the parcnts at some
Session during the week. 1T. AZ +ui'ss.
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Next week is farenta week and VIC
hope TO Sec all the parcnts at some
Session during the week. III. AZ +0nsl
ron - = ----+- Iui. -.
."nlf an 4 HARTLAND
, Moo;.el Lake TENT NO 30, the Macca-
bees was organized JANUARY nth ut
fIarttand Grange nan with deputy
commander Hicks IN the chair! A
long list of candidates received the
rank OF Sir Knight and the following
officers were elected Sir knight
Past Commander. SAM Damon; Sir Kt.
Com, Fred Wescott; Sir KIT Lieut..
Com. Arnold Higgins; Sir KIT. Record
Keeper Harry A. Elliott; Sir 1t.
chaplain. Guy Wood; Sir kt. physician,
c. A. Moulton; Sir Kt. Sergeant Earl
Sherbourns: Sir Kt. aster-at-arms,
VIM, Dickinson: Sir Kt. list, NJ. g.,
Archibald vanadjestine: Sir Kt. End NJ
G., Wendall Wescott; Sir kt. Sentinel,
Herbert Foss: Sir Kt. Picket. Lin
wood Currier. Many candidates were
unable to attend because OF the in
clement weather, The country roads
being drifted and the thermometer
we'll below zero Much credit Is due
Deputy Supreme Commander. George
n. Hicks for the program, presented
|, md for his tireless endeavor for the
good OF the order,
SCHOOL NOTES
Hartland Primary School opened
January Q for the winter term. Thirty
four pupils were registered. go
to School Night" was observed Tues
day evening. January 10, $50 to $50
y. III. Regular school work was CIV
en-. Thirty-nine parents and citizens
were present and several children.
The warm lunches have beenetart-
ed for the winter term. The Red
Cross kindly helped by securing
three burner oil stove. oven and sew
eral cooking utensils. besides some
canned goods and groceries. These
are very much appreciated by both
teacher and pupils. The following
pupils. Grade IL, have each received
100 per cent in Arithmetic each day
throughout the week Edison Good
rich. Howard Manson. Roland Austin,
Leona Written. Francis Thomas, Rob-
ert Brown. Esther Griffith and Harver
Whitney. From the second grade (A
con. listing OF eighteen pupils. sixteen
have had perfect reading lessons for
the past week,
During the two weeks of this term
the following pupils have received 100
per cent each day In their written
smelling viz. Charlotte Waldron.
Cora Weber. Iva Kimball. Earl Blu
ker. Francis Thomas. Howard Jane
son. Esther Griffith. Halver Whitney.
Christine Sweet. Robert Brown, Stella
Libby. Howard Manson, Leona Whit
ten, Edison Goodrich and Bernice
Harding. During the week Gladys
Carter, Doris Manson and Doris Buzz
cell have each received 100 per cent
in Arithmetic. Grade ].
The winter term Of the intermediate
school opened January 2. with an en-
rollment of twenty-nine pupilS Jan.
10, we observed Citizens evening. 1t
being the date set for all of the schools
Forty-one parents and citizens visited
the school ON that evening. The reg
ular forenoon program was carried
out. Those having perfect rank In
spelling. Extraordinarily Thorn
as. velma Green. Norman Glotz, Laura
Maxwell. Mona Sweet and Luana Max
well! Mona Sweet and Luana Wheeler.
B. Division-Gerald Page and Eliza
beth Burbank. The Washington
School Jmnroyement League held its