The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-01
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j Two . gfeN al the high school com ON
h The pn pun meeting week. t IN,
e fs and length Of the has sas'' not yet
ins .i spa schools ''s nv
y. decided upon tad vor,
Mrs ANN ,ettcr from Miss Gladys
sieres'ili"''s1 lne of her experiences auf
Elder 'el, I'M terrible fire at INC
be tp[ orabsns nome in frankll !,
FtAie ,,Ii' Wilder is employed as 4
khrFf "'g RMS home is on what useu
kePeF na,;el Webster farm and
b Be IN ,be orphans of the stare
are r 10 helps with the boys from
gs N n,,eap years of age. In the
b 70 Mss wilder stated mat not
tter'. ~, M,ss children OF the home was
pe Oh nv ~ even caught cold in the
iarei % ~ fireman was killed and
yer, ~ me evening OF February Ind
OG l.a W, Peoples Glass of the bap-
e ioans held a social at the home
+ ), tAp md Mrs. George Fairfield. An
NJ, VII. Ia time was spent IN playing
ossO' and delicious refreshments
PHe'' sa s' Worthy of mention
ae 'o oal,e made especially for the
i,r by ur. Fairfield. 1t was
sssyn N ,yatriotic colors, and with
fol l'.,5. aYonng Peoples Class"
9. Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
" w. VerflIl were made the proud
\ al'H S,npv parents of a nine pound
a,h h Mrs. Merrill was formerly
4 VIOLA soule
~ ibe most delightful events
~ dub calendar OF the Village
.s,ement Society for the year was
@ral Gentlemens Night which
oh,eryed on Thursday evening
a. paptist Vestry. \ delicious
..Ds was served the members and
,pasts NJ go and this was fol-
- M toaats. Mrs. Gladys Crosby,
.,mistress. Mrs. Crosby in her
sinls ,lo 81. manner. called upon
o. ,'s,,,'- - ,.6snond 10 their var
iV"o ,"..,a ana ooch reeniyed tho
SUI ,aa which they certainly
afN 1Pp'' ''lxalco,ne ia ou. Guests"
me president OF the club, Mrs.
~, pI,icdnl. Glow We Nav Inn
rileo a., On Ghnrebas " nv Rev l.. d.
o ,,,. o"i a1,ou Wo Nav Improve Our
|oDhS Nc Nollic clark. sHow we
FuO"S' ..,.ars tbo Rusiness of Oul,
p lux" ~. naInb whitney. GLOW
~, rnnro,o rho Rnantv of Onr
'a-I l.. ~ Jeanette Johnson
w. ,tAy lmnrovn the Communi-
H., - 6n,. Town" nv Roy y. G..
op'" = ,ffor ,hn toaets The COM
VIZ ia,.;toa 10 tho vestry whore
~ w. sonial half HON. and
| Nd tho nnmher of cherries
/ as 80 Vashinston'. Original
~ I r. Nre Annie Merrill
| -, ,.;,,5in ton If tho correct num-
4 .I ,.a. nrosontod with = hottie
. 80" cberrios said IN have
,olon fro,n Nhe original tree
ta,,omad an ortort a in1nont which
n,oa,I,. an,,raciated aud each Of
| musical numbers was obliged to
kgpa with an cncore! Vocal solo,
n RAYMOND Carver, (encere) Pa
= On radio. by Or. Walter +. Brown
kRh was both instructive and en-
khDmg ~ Or. Brown is thorough
|hcrestcd IN radio and gave a num-
/ Of bis personal experiences; vocal
n Bernard Carr, (encore). at this
IA Mrs. Annie burgess read a very
tftaining letter from a former
rber Of the society, Mrs. Blanche
b@ Ward Of Cornwall-on-thelHud-
LNY. The committee in, charge
DC program requested Mrs. Ward
gfito something Tor the occasion,
'mlng they would receive some
tlg which all would be glad to hear
u they were delighted with the let
! which she so kindly sent and all
P~ni enjoyed il very much. Mrs.
hi wrote OF the things which the
Decentralization Y. |. S. are
Emnlisbiny and of school affairs
|rAicb sht il tboronyhlv familiar
.bo jq one of tho teachers and Of
vondergu1 storm king highway
ph WAS ,oeentlv hn;It and COOS
kcueh her TOWN Tho noxt an the
kram was a vocal eolo with encoro
Mrs vaya Ionas. vocal 5net hv
4 Carver and Mr. carr sollowed