The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
n. Interesting News Of
smstset's Busy Towns
kISGFIELD

meeting of Col. Asa Whit
the Chapter D. A. IL. met net a. Er,d sa =
ono Of Miss Leila Hunnewe,l' f haiS y
one May 16. che commit tss. oeln :
rnln,ss., ruewell. Mrs. Inez wing ana
Mss HULL t,nse This was the an
irs, Aa aa,ine and the following offi-
w. " we're elected most Oh W tnrna Me- Me-
rs ,' wed for the second term; Mrs
-ee s,so T vose, regent; Mrs. Der
csepn'n' Collesolle, vice regent; Mrs
adine e,a =. treasurer; Mrs. Gene
Me h na.,Iand. recording secretary;
i.w a aqi woodland. corresponding
fss Mrs. Evie Huse, registrar;
se'l sibsl Bradbury, chaplain; MIS-
rs. ht vose organist; Mrs. Dell ID.
PIMA historian; Mrs. Jennie Vose,
s sistant historian
s s.a.tor Ralph o. Brewster spoke at
sens s'. Hall. Kingfield. Saturday ar
rene an On the issues of the political
n~,4ees we're held at the X. OF P.
S &c sunday afternoon at 2.3O for the
|all' oID' and Pythian Sisters being
u anniversary Sunday. Following
e y. 'r nrorram. Voluntary; Doxo-
ln' ANN showers of Blessings;
y "3 reading and prayer, Rev. C.
l, YpsEenzie; choir Help Somebody
, a. address. Burleigh NJ. Sylves-
pan .5dress Rev. c. s. Little; hymn,
anu ,rho Tic That Binds: bene-
en- s., The choir was composed OF
c Little. Mrs. Beatrice French
Alice Thompson and Ed Voter
ure Lillian Murray as organist.
y. was good attendance and
interesting talks given the order.
y, rseld high won 1875 at the ball
=. against Rangeley high at
nseley, Saturday
psnfold's Orchestra Will play at
usrhert every Sunday during the
,,.r hour beginning the first OF
ne.
r.r ,be third time since its organi-
,,or the Kingfeld high school won
y V cups in the final contest OF the
.,,h franklin Prize Speaking Lea
held at Strong. Friday evening,
"a the winners being, Eleanor
Minis and Wesley Winter. This
NAL .a, has won twelve cups out of
,Iy.tvo. Up to this year it was a
hetween Kingfeld and Phillips.
ems won by the Kingfield high
'dsn,s are as follows: 1909, Ell
Emmon Tufts; 1910. Flora Nor
Glenwood Winter; 1911, Orren
Ne. 1912. Miriam Sehafer; 1914,
,,l Nj, Norton: 1917, Mildred Tbomp-
I91s Doris Brown; 1920, Rena
sord and Clifton Phillips; 1924,
sanor wilkins and Wesley Winter.
,ujns high has won cups in the
s,s 1909 1911. 1912, 1913, 1915, 1917,
II 1919. 1921. 1922. Strong in
|, 1914, 1916, 1922. Rangeley In
h 1916, 1919, 1921 and two in 1928
nne of the chief features of the
srield graduation days was that OF
Juniors entertaining the Seniors
banouet dance and entertain
M at Hilholm. the home of Mr.. and
A. G. Winter. Wednesday, May
They were received at the door
Mrs Winter and after removing
ans by the Junior class in the ,mu-
room. after which a chicken ban
was served. At $50 about a
IN guests arrived for the dance
entertainment. The members OF
Senior class appeared in costume
as they entered were ordered to
sent an impromptu play and were
Nm about twenty minutes in which
prepare. They presented The
untry Fair" in three acts which
very we'll received. The Juniors
Ne a playlet "The Girl of Yester-
h" Phyllis Rowe versus the Flap,
Elgie Nichols; second playle'
b. Very Superior Son" Elgie Mich
the mother and Phyllis Rowe the
booI teacher. The reception hal
decorated for the Seniors in theil
I@ colors of blue and white; the
usc room in green and white. the
,s colors of the Juniors, while the
hIng room was in red and white. the
H. S. eolors. The living room had
M flowers and fire in the fire
hce for roasting nuts.