Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-09
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SEARsMoNT.-Our correspondent writes
MAY Z: The village school commences to-
day under the instruction of Miss Nette
Alexander of Belmont. This is Miss
Alexanders third term here. There will be
but one school this term.-Miss Mary A.
McCorrison, the young lady who shot fox
last fall has scored another victory over our
hunters, This time it is very large wild
goose. Who can beat her?-Alex. Dunphe
has moved to Massachusetts.
FREEpoM.-Our correspondent writes
May I: A very successful term of the school
at Freedom Academy closed Friday the 4th.
Public meetings were held at the Grange
hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings by
the literary societies. composed of members
of the school. The following was the order
of exercises; "Wednesday evening, May
2d-Organ Voluntary; Reading of Scripture
Eugene NJ. Lawrence; Music; Defamation
"She Wanted to be a Mason Charles II.
Fuller; Discussion, "Resolved that the
United States owes more to her Statesmen
than to her Soldiers Affirmative. NJ
Tucker. Forensic; Ralph W Howard, Ex-
tempore; Negatve-W Wilmer J. Dorman,
Forensic; Forman Trip, Extempore; 1.-The
Chaos :" Editors, James w. Libbey, Eugene
NJ. Lawrence; Defamation, "How Rubie
Played" Charles Ii. Fuller; Essay. Eugene
Boulter; Music; Miscellaneous business
Thursday evening, May 3d-Hymn, society ;
reading of scripture Estelle Dodge; recita-
ton, 1.-The Fireman" Ellie NJ. FIVE; essay,
Robert Burns" Gertrude Stevens; vocal
solo Frances +. Vose; discussion, IKE
solved That the Crusaders exercised a
beneficial influence modern society"
affirmative, Addia NJ. Wescott, negative,
Rosa Ames song, The Watchers" Misses
Nose. A., Wiggin, G., Boulter; lie Gossip
Diei," Misses Wescott, Foster. Ames, Aver
Hustus ESSAY Mamie Wentworth ,Eulogia
addresses, Anna Vose, Lennie Wiggn; vocal
solo. Star of the Twilight" Hattie Banton
recitation, The Norman Marquis" Bertha
Wiggin quotations miscellaneous business.
The ladies' had the stage ncely decorated
with house plants, notices. etc,
for their meeting Thursday evening
The Lodge of Good Templars in this place is
in hourishing condition. The following
officers were installed Saturday evening
Charles II. Fuller. c. T.; Efhe FIVE, V. r.
f. II. Benton. p. T.. James W. Libbey,
Chap. Ahbie c. Keen. S; Annie J. Bill
ings, \. $. Addie l.. Fuller, +. s; DR.. J.
W. Mitchell, T.: Geo. Worth, NJ: Lizzie
McGray. A NJ. ; Emma Mcdonald, g. s.;
b. b. Bryant, q. S. Susie II. Fuller Supt.
of Juvenile Temple.-Mrs Isabel A. Flye is
having the roof of her house shingled-Mr
Edgar \. keene has sold his farm to Mr..
Chester Written. Mr.. Keen has obtained
employment in the railroad shops at Water
ville.-Mr. John II. Reed. from the Theo-
logical Seminary at Hartford, Conn, has en-
gagged to preach in the Congregational church
in this place, during the summer. He is to
commence next Sunday.
PALERMO. - Our correspondent writes.
May I: DIR. A. Ridley, one of our best
physicians was united in wedlock to Miss
Rosetta Foster. one of Palermo's most es-
teemed ladies', on Sunday. May g. We wish
them long life and a happy one. Their
many friends presented them with friend
ship quilt as a token of friendship and esteem.
W II. Worthing is building a large store
on his lot where his blacksmith shop vas
burned-Mrs. A. A. Northrop is doing a
large business IN the clothing line for Boston
parties.-Miss Anna NJ. Daisley is visiting
her sister, Mrs Eula A. Worthing