The independent-reporter., 1924-09-25
The Interesting News of
Somerset's Busy Towns
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son Of Canaan and Alr. and Mrs. Fred
cool Of town were z8ests of Mr.. and
hrs Moses Ames sunday.
Mrs. Ada MeCgilis Who is teaching
n Skowhegan pass3 the Week end
IN town with her family.
Your correspondent wishes to cor
rect Tie error in CARDS tp he
saehers name in r. Pleasantsstreet
school. II Is Mrs. apris Goliath. W.
were misinformed Zen We wrote il
sfo8dard
clyde Brooks wen. to Pittsfeld.
Mass. Monday of tbs week whore he
will enter a school or the study Of
electricity
\. K Libby and san Fred were in
Exeter last week 10 attend the fair
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Field and
Mrs Y 2. Dearborn We're in East
Exeter last Sunday guests at the
home OF L. ". BusNeil making calls
on other friends In Exeter and Corin
nj.
Fancy Mcintosh It'd apples, packed
in hashel baskets aitable for shin
ping. Fancy. $3.5a. No. /. $3.25,
and No ,. 500 II &. Wentworth.
skoRhegan. Farmers Tel. 2w39
Olive spooner oil North St Albans
underwent an operation for the re-
moYal of tonsils am adenoids by DR.
Z. l. 4Ioulton last Saturday morn
ing al the Tibbetts hospital, assisted
by Nurse Tibbetts.
Mrs. Earle steeFes and son Robert
I1rna4 md AIre ihat- apI
daughter Doris haFa been discharged
from the fibbetta hospital. going 10
lheir homes Sunday. September p.
I,ttfrrp copxtsp SettaoI Xorre
mere are tWehl 3=H}e piiPlls regis
lefaa .,'i, inns yeas. he nave one IN I'M the
eleaga 5faoe' elsi1 III me seYehlh'
lNo III lae slAtil' tNo Ill ne nun, iiifee
III me loofth' ionf ID me thlIet iogf
II la5 second anu oae IN Inc SUD
primary. we are &iaa 70 h39e DORIS
ana Ethel 1ooi bash IL sehooi again.
we aiso nave new sslooiiilate' hath-
ieea feihie.
leonard "aihet' enc u our ioi1ief
seAooiiaales' Fisliea seHooi Aedhes-
day.
Last Friday evening another victory
vas gained fer Fullera Corner spell
ing niGe. when the Gale school Of
Palmyra came 0Yer for return game
Of baseball spelling. We We're glad
70 have sapt. Clifford for umpire OF
he spelling match Our team won
= a small score &c. We are glad
That We can say that the community
takes an interest IA the school. as
gf4llff y lfsI
sHm OF $932 wis realized from the
sale Of candy ice cream and cake
VIII part Of this we made the last
naenent On our new Fietrola. The
rasf vii go Tor a hot lunch equip
mont
ahe following pupils wefe present
every day during The week. Doris
cool Geowa Aiarfa faan, Robert sted-
rlsn. Marguerite Whitlemore, Myrtle
~ giad,s Ssjisi.rr9 tr.,.,,,,a,.:,a
pelltie and Aubrey Whittpmore
LAFAYETTE Leaene held It's meeting
=ritia@ afternoon With IL new officers
In eharga. Robert sfedman. prcei-
aent, George Markham. vice presi-
dent. MYRTLE Cox. secretary. and
H8ward Smith. treasurer The pro
gram was in charge of the boys.
Since. they had beaten the girls in
the spelling contest. the girls were
made to do stunts. We are proud
70 say that fheg did their parts with
smiling faces md after il was over
challenged H. BOYS for another con-
test. Tie challenge was accepted
Robert stedman. George Markham.
Doris Pelkie boris Cool. Marguerite
Whiffemore. Tannie Pelkie and MYRTLE
Cox had l0o IN spelling fer the week
We hope next week to have more
names.
Several ne8 books have been added
to orr school library this year We
now nave one hundred seventy-eight
books in our school library. Besides
these we haFe twenty-five books from
tie town library.
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Aoi I II tiAll LAM
Those having 100 per cent at the
Nehber school in spelling for the
week ending September - we're:
charles and Mertie Tuttle. grade 4;
James Hart grade A. Lillian Hart
grade 1, and Marion MilroY, grade j..
loe per cent IN arithmetic: Elizabeth
Hart, grade 3. Visitors for the week:
Leon Hart Mrs. Erwin Martin and
Mrs, Thomas Litchield.