The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-26
NFW PORTLAND

stalled in the fire engine mouse, the
ring being ia.
Mrs. Ina Pease and two children
are visiting her aunt Mrs. J. A. Eoyt.
Miss Winona Butts teacher OF the
grammar school entertained he- pu-
pills at Eben Carsley's Camp Friday.
Those TO receive diplomas from the
grammar school here were Everett
Pushard, Edmond Daggett, Edith and
Walter Clifford and Natalie Smith.
Miss Martha Spear spent last week
with her friend, Mrs. Anna Bracket
Heath of New Vineyard
Mrs. John Metcalf and Miss Helen
Metcalf attend the wedding of Mrs.
Metcalfs granddaughter, Therese Of
Pennington, Wednesday evening.
Fernwood Grange Will meet in reg
ular session next Saturday evening
Kate Ellis will speak TO the order, af-
ter which will be a social hour, with
refreshments of ice cream and cake.
All ladies' not solicited from please
bring cakes.
Vernon. the small son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Jordan Of Pennington is
spending few days with his aunt,
Mrs. Charles Hoyt.
Mrs. Stella SWEET has been con-
fined 10 her bed by illness but is re-
ported better at this writing.
Herbert Pushard had the misfor-
tune to cut his hand Friday so badly
that several stitches were taken.
Mrs. Mabel Knapp has been con-
fined to the house with neuritis.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND
The Quazweelikit Club will hold
a Leap Year Ball at Music Hall, No.
New Portland. Friday evening, June
.27 Music will be furnished by MI
steal Buddes of Madison.
Lee Luce Of Norway and three
friends were callers at John Abbott s
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. {. B. Clark were bust
ness callers at Wateryile Saturday.
Arthur Philippe and friend Of Fran
ineham, Mass, are spending week
at Dell Farrands.
Mrs. Della Jemaine returned to
her home in Clinton, Mass, after Wis
ting with relatives for the past week.
The graduating exercises OF the
grammar school and primary schools
were held Friday. The parts were
we'll taken and much credit is due
the teachers Leila Morton and Mil
dred Counce who wish to thank o.
w Chase for use of the hall and all
who helped in school during the past
wear. Lewis Smith was the only
echolar in grammar school that was
not late, absent or excused for The
year.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Knowles have
IA new Jewett coach
II. S. Viles is home from Tim POND
for few days.
Sarah Wilson Of Newburyport, Mass
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Periey
Luce.
Forrest Luce is home from New
burvport where he has been attend
ing school for the past year.
Mrs. Lydia Butts returned to her
home at North Arson Sunday, after
visiting with her son Bert for Few
days.
r. r. Tague of Livermore was
business caller in town last week.
Row Wendall of Oakland attended
the grammar school graduation Fri
day evening, his son Raymond be-
ing a graduate.
EASl NEW IOINl lLN-ND
The Pines school closed last FRI
day for the summer vacation. The
teacher. Miss Hazel Judkins, took the
children on a picnic Friday afternoon.
The lunch consisted of ice cream ana
cake.
Mrs. r. B. Steward, sister Miss Mar
earet I.utz and another sisters, child
rem Charlotte and Charles Close OF
Portland arrived last Saturday and
are occupying the Steward home mere
for three weeks while Mrs. Close is
in hospital.
DR. Beale who has been in town the
mast week giving cattle the tuber-
culosis test. was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. Jones.
Miss Mildred Fogg of Old Orchard
/ has returned to her home after visit
ing Mrs. II. p Jones for ten days
Miss Doris Brown of Kingheld is now
visiting at the Jones home.
Miss Maggie B. Tozier ACCOMPANY
ed Miss Hazel Judkins to her nome IN
Belgrade and will visit there Tor
week. On Sunday they went to SOUR
rel Island for the day.
Mrs. r A. Taylor of Portland is Wis
ting her brother, r. A. Nye and her
mother. Mrs. J. A. Swain at West New
Portland.
All roads will lead to East New
Portland on July 4th, as there Will be
celebration and dedication OF our
fine new concrete bridge. The speak
Iers will be Hon F, II. Holley, state
engineer. Edwards, DR.. f. F. Pratt
and Rev. Leslie Grundy. Music by
the Skowhegan Band,
Mrs. Lydia Savage of North Ansoh
and Mrs. Delphine Jermain of Clinton
visited at w. S. Parsons few days
/ last week
Mrs. Winnifred Dolbier of Mexico
formerly of Kingfield and Frederick
Ranger of Jay, were callers at w
Is. Parsons Sunday. Mr.. Ranger
taught school in the old red school
house thirty-seven years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Atwood son
Lyndon and Bales Houghton motored
Ito Augusta and Togus Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Dane and sol
Kenneth of Washington, d. g., MISS
Alberta Churchill and Mr.. and Mrs
Gilman of Madison, were visiting las
Thursday at the old Churchill nome