The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28
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ed to Newport but were in town to
attend the graduation Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Ada Cowett of Skowhegan
visited with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Flewelling last week.
Wesserunsett Grange observed
June %, as Childrens Day, there was
large attendance dinner was serv-
ed at noon in the Grange Hall.
Graduation exercises was held Fri
day evening in the Grange Hail.
The many friends of C. II. BLACK
well were sorry to hear that he Is
confined to his he'd with illness and
hope for a speedy recovery. DR..
Richardson Is the attending physician.
C. s. Moody and wife took an auto
trip to Greenville Junction. Saturday
returning Sunday night. They were
guests of Frank Kilkenney and wife.
Miss Ida Thompson is passing her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathew Thompson.
Alton Amazeen is pressing hay with
a crew of men.
The Libby children, formerly Of
this place. now of Skowhegan. were
guests of Mrs. Mildred Amazon last
week.
NORTH CORNVILLE
The Kinsman school closed Friday,
June %, after very successful term
of eleven weeks. The teacher, Mrs.
Florice Curtis and her pupils united
with the other Cornvile teachers and
helped to furnish the program for
Children's day. Friday afternoon
where they all enjoyed a pleasant
time. All regret that Mrs. Curtis is
not to return for the fall term as
she intends to teach nearer her home.
All have been ready and willing to
cooperate with Mrs. Curtis in every
way which has helped to make her
work a great success. Those receiv-
ing 100 in spelling the most number
of times for the term were Edna
Tufts, Diana Hight and Ruth Foss.
Diana Hight and Ruth Foss were not
absent for the term. Edna Tufts
and Curtis Rowell were only absent
! one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morrill, and Mr.,
| and Mrs. Fred Douglas of Skowhe-
gan were calling In town Sunday.
Mrs. Isabelle Merrill and son Ray
mond and Robert are on visit this
week in Boston.
The Lincoln school taught by Miss
Elizabeth Foster, closed Friday, June
%. The following pupils were not
absent during the term: Mildred
and Alta Smith and Lawrence ANA
zcen, Mildred Smith has missed only
one day during the year. The fol-
lowing have received Palmer Meth
cd pins this term for efficiency in
penmanship, Charlie and Ellie Will
liams. Fay Moody, Velma and Elwyn
Cover.
Mrs. Geo. W. Bates is suffering with
a bad cold.
Mrs. Annie Chase and daughter
Arlie are making their home for the
present at the Merrill home.
The graduation exercises OF the
Grammar schools occurred at town
hall, Friday evening, June %. The
following program was furnished
Back to Maine Song, Mildred Smith
Fay Moody, Velma Cover and Sophia
Staniski; Welcome. Charlie vii.
liams song. Mellow Moon. Marian
Harville and Elizabeth Thebarge;
The Returned Maine Battle Flags
Francis Harville Our Standing Army
Arlie Chase; The Color Guard, Mil
bred Smith; The Two Roads, Leonard
Whittier; Sheridan's Ride, Elwyn
Cover; song, Thru the Night, Marian
Harville, Elizabeth Thebarge; The
Banner Betsy Made, Sophia Staniski
Mothers Fool, Charlie Williams
Farewell, Mildred Smith; song, Beau
tiful Hours, Golden Hours, Mildred
Smith, Fay Moody. Velma Cover
Sophia Staniski. Presentation OF
diplomas by Supt Elmer A. Pattee. A
social time was enjoyed after the pro-
| gram,