The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
KINGFIELD

KINGFIELD
Teachers examination will be held
February "A at the high school build
ing. Kinglield, anyone wishing to take
the same are asked 10 notify the su
perintendent of schools, Mrs. Jose
phine Vose before February 10.
At the request. of the National So
ciety p. A X. and working In accord
ance With the seven recommendation
authorized by them. chairman on In
ternational Relations for Col, Asa
Whitcomb Chapter d. A. r., Mrs. Huse
Is requesting the observance of Inter
national Day. February q, the date on
which the treaties were signed in the
Limitation OF Armanents Conference.
She is requesting the American Flag
10 be displayed generally on that
datp and that schools, churches, pa.
trio,ic organizations. and Girls and
Rows Scouts consider 10 moro or less
extent the events and results OF that
Conference.
A union social meeting of the Zap.
list parish was held Friday evening
Il Milton Young's. There will be o
meeting there again next Friday
evening.
The Farm Bureau meeting will be
held at Mrs Maurice Potters, Friday,
February 2. meeting to open at 1910
roll call at II o'clock sharp to which
each member will answer with q hint
on Making House Cleaning Easy,
h,, k,y, n..,.
one is to have hint on "Iiow TO
clean storage" Each member is re-
qucsted 10 bring the necessary dishes.
The annual meeting of the stock
Holders OF the Jenkins & Bogeri
Manufacturing Company was held at
tie Herbert. Wednesday evening
January "a. They reelected the old
board Of directors which are rs fol-
lows: II. g. Winter, +. r. Tufts,
Virgil Bogert, q. {. Dolbier. Orren
Tufts. After the meeting the stock
holders aud directors organized and
elected the following officers: Presi.
dent. general manager and treasurer,
II. G. Winter; vice president, E. f.
TUFTS; clerk, II. II. Doynton.
4 meeting OF the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics was held We'd
1esday evening, January II, and the
q lowing officers were installed by
the installing officer, \. A. Dyer:
Councillor, Roy Perkins; vice council
or, Glen Adams; recording secretary,
Floyd Ellis: chaplain, Forrest Smith
Junior past councillor A. A. Dyer /;
financial secretary, \. A. Dyer. After
the meeting Il supper was served.
Glass parts were assigned at the
high school this week and are as fol-
lows: Valcdictory, Rena Stafford !;
,alutatory, ethel Buttertield: present
alton of gifts. Clara Batchelder; class
proprecy,s Louisa Riggs; class will
Ferne Kennedy; class history, Alice
Hewey, address to undergraduates,
Sadie Boyce.
Thursday evening. January 25th,
District Deputy Grand Master of the
18th district. Mr.. Knapp OF West
Pennington was present at a special
meeting Of Mt. Abram Lodge f. & A..
NJ. No. 204. when work was done in
the Master Mason degree on one can
didate.
II. :. Wing is having the WOODWORK
and floors of The Herbert re-tinished,
including the dining room, lobby, halls
and sleeping apartments. Archie
Busurrc aud Philip Burgeron Of Lew
ston are doing the work. They have
been here over a week and it Will
take two weeks or more TO finish the
job
Lawrence Lander sawed his arm
quite badly Tuesday afternoon at the
Jenkins d Bogcrt mill where he is
employed.
L. l.. Mitchell is in Portland this
week attending the ReXall Convention
of druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Knapp will move
to lIarrisville, Rhode Island, Monday,
where Mrs. Knapp's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Soule are located.
Mrs. Gny Gordon suffered an attack
of appendicitis Tuesday afternoon
and was operated upon Wednesday
morning by Dr. c. w. Bell OF Strong
and Dr. J. E, Garland. Mr.. Gordon
came from Pennington Tuesday night
to pass several days with his wife at
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.