The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-24
HaItland School Notes

The Hartland Primary School
taught by Doris Goliath reports the
| following pupils perfect in attendance
/ for the sixteen weeks of the year:
Virginia Bell, Leroy Hatch, Earl Da-
mon, Raymond Witham, Eva Water
man, Claude Fisher, Florice Sleeves,
Edison Buker, Charles Whitney,
Donald C. Withee.
Mr.. Clifford visited the school Dec.
%, the following pupils received o.
K. in spelling:
Marian Lamoreau Charles Fay,
Florice Stoves, Edison Buker, Virginia
Bell, Leroy Hatch, Claude Fisher,
Raymond Witham, Charlotte Currie.
Grade Two Is now reading Peter
and Polly in Winter for their ninth
book this year.
Grade One has completed the Pro
gressiye Road Book One" and "The
Sunbonnet Babies Primer" and are
now reading, 1.-THE Overall Boys"
for their third book this year.
We have recently received an in
teresting exhibit of the Joseph Gill
lofts steel pen, also one Of Hersheys
Chocolate and Cocoa.
We feel very much pleased to be
able to report forty-nine visitors
present at our evening session, Mon
day evening
The Florence Manufacturing Co.
are very kindly supplying us with
charts and gold stars which we use
in keeping record of those who are
trying to have clean teeth and live up
to the slogan "a Clean Tooth Never
Decays
We cordially invite parents and
citizens to visit us.
FeLLER'S CORNER SCHOOL NOTES
The following pupils were present
every day this week: Nellie Cool,
Ruby Cool, Erwin Whittemore, Melvin
MCGOWAN, Jennie Pelkie. Elizabeth
Cool, Marvin MCGOWAN, Howard
Smith, Doris Perkins, Everett Ladd,
Jane Hillman, George Markham, Doris
Pelkie, Robert Stedman, Elmer Ford,
Marguerite Pelkie, Gladys Salisbury,
and Aubrey Whittemore. We were
glad to have a new schoolmate join
US, Everett Laid.
Superintendent Clifford visited US
Tuesday afternoon. Cards were given
to Howard Smith, Jane Hillman,
Doris Pelkie, Jennie Pelkie, Doris
Cool, Myrtle Cox, Ethel Cool, Doris
Perkins, Marvin MCGOWAN, and Nellie
Cool, for perfect spelling.
The sixth grade are enjoying their
new readers very much. They liked
the story "Baby Sylvesta" especially
we'll. A reading test was given late
ly, Glendon Perkins, George Markham,
Robert Ssedman and Doris Pelkie
were up to standard. A marked i'm
proyement was shown by all, in both
the number of words read and the
content
Mrs. Guy Wellington, Mrs. Cleeba
Whittemore, Mrs. Fred Stedman. Mrs.
Edward Walker, Mrs. Sam Perkins,
and Delbert Cool visited school this
week. We are glad to have you
visit at any time.
A new health chart was put up
Monday morning. Many pupils had
stars.
Ethel Cool, Robert Stedman, Myrtle
Cox, George Markham and Margu-
erite Whittemore received 100 in
Arithmetic every day this week.
Marvin MCGOWAN, Nellie Cool, Jennie
Pelkie, and Jane Hillman had perfect
spelling for the week. The following
pupils received A in the history exam
nation: Doris Pelkie, Glendon Per-
kins, George Markham, Jane Hillman,
Doris Cool, Ethel Cool, Marguerite
Whittemore and Robert Stedman.
On Friday evening Mr.. Pelkie took
us all over to the Gale School in Pal
myra for a spelling match. Although
two of our best spoilers were unable
to go, we won the game with a score
of %, while that of the Gale was IA.
After giving a cheer and singing our
school victory song, we enjoyed a
very pleasant social hour with them.