The independent-reporter., 1923-06-07
SOION

Solon high school commencement
exercises will be held in Caratunk
Hall, Friday evening, June 8. The
exercises will he held In Caratunk
Hall. Friday evening, June 8. The ex-
ercises will be followed by the Senior
Ball with music by Wallaces Orches-
ira.
will be in Wyman's store in Scion
every Wednesday night, beginning
Wednesday, June 9th, to take i'll
watch and clock repairing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. j. l.. Andrews,
Bingham. 4"A|
Durant car.
! There will be a Farm Bureau meet
ing, Friday. June Is, ON Home Nurs-
ing and Miss Hare will bring tram
ed nurse with her. Place to be an
nounced next week.
We understand that construction
crew are to commence Monday to re-
pair the dam and piers at Caratunk
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Coolidge were
in Skowhegan Wednesday afternoon
Solon Grammar School exercises
will be held in Caratunk Hall, Thurs
day evening of this week.
Ask your druggist for 2525 llver
pills. ulS
Tuesday evening Prof. Morrow OF
Waterville delivered the baccaiaur-
cate address before the senior class Oh
SoIon High School in the Congrega-
tional church. Music was furnished
by some of the undergraduates
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Irvine anu
daughter Miriam were in Skowhegah
Wednesday shopping.
Judge Buswell who Is in st. Barna-
bas Hospital in Portland, has under
gone one operation and Is very COM
Portable at last reports.
The Junior Glass of Solon Will fur-
nish supper for the dance following
the graduation
The next regular meeting of North
ern Light Rebekah Lodge on lhurs-
day evening, June Ia, will be obsery-
ed as Past Noble Grands' night. Re
! freshments will be served and we
hone for a good attendance.
MIR. and Mrs. Dwight Mcfarland OF
| Auburn are expected home for com
mencement.
! Mrs. George Dorr went to Boston
| last week to meet her husband who
had just come from Chicago in ms
| car. They will attend the Conven-
ton of the Christian Science Church
and then make n short visit here, and
their mother Mrs. Elizabeth Witham
is planning to go back to chicago
| with them.
There will be a special d. A. r.
meeting to elect vice regent in place
of Mrs. Merrill, resigned, on Monday
evening with Mrs. f. A. Coolidge
Make an effort to be present.
Malon Patterson was in Skowhegan
Monday on business.
Lester Witham of Waterville was
| in town Monday with Il nice catch OF
trout that he caught up river.
A reception was given Friday night
June 1st at the NJ e. Church In honor
of our Pastor, Rev. John Sherborne
and his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
| Sherborne The receiving line con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses FrenchI
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Sherborne, Rev,
John Sherborne, Mrs. Caroline Row
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson.
The ushers were Mrs. Leonora Ray
and Mrs. Millie Paul. The punch
bowls were presided over by Mrs.
! Angie B. Livingston and Mrs. Fannie
| Hoiway. Remarks of welcome were
made by Moses French and a response
was given by the pastor. A very
pleasing entertainment was given as
follows: Welcome song by Vanesa
Irving and Maxine Abbey; piano solo
by Janet Irving piano solo by Helen
Ray; reading, Mary French; piano
duet by Meritta, Paul and Grace
Philbrick. A social and pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present. The
pastor is very much liked and has
given some fine sermons to the diff
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