Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27
WALDO COUNTY
Teachers Association In Anna
al Session it Morrill, Mills.
Bath Nan Gua 0TsR by I Hose Calfia6s
And Killed.
Hsiso.'s Gfsat erfosmsnce-Rat- Ter
Defeats Kneeouckss ss It. Stephen

Especial 10 the Kennebee Journal
BElPAsr, Oct. 2e.-The snnusi session
Of tbe Waldo 60. Teacher Association
met At Morriii Mills Friday and Saturday.
Oct. ~ and % The meeting was called
to order in the Grange Hall by President
Snesl, shout fifty teachers being present.
Aost Of the morn!nz session vas consumed
in reading records and discussing difficult
ties met in teaching. On account Of the
large number present the remaining res
si1fs sers heH in the church. The e1-
eeiieet papers Place and Influence of q
Tescher ID Society" by y. W. Chase Of
Belfast; "importsnce Of Professional
Rssdlrg," Miss Robbins Of BsIfast I;
''Charscseristics Of Good Teacher, = Miss
Stevens of Svsn,illr and practical In
suocEian." Y. W. Brown Of Belfast, se,e
thoroughly discussed and appreciated.
Friday evening large audience listened to
an sxeelleat raper by Supt. Turner of
Rcckland The meetings are constantly
improving in numbers and in interest, and
The :, aehers Of the county are greatly
helped thereby.
Tn, oiiieers for The ensuing yesr are as
fellows: Presidsn', +. W. Chase, Bel
fast; Vice President, J. W. Farrar. Sears
mont; Secretary. Miss Angie Carver,
Ssarp5ri; Executive Committee, Miss
Elna.a II Mortisr d, S-aTsport, Miss NJ. f.
Stevens, swanvilie. Miss Angie Carver.
sesrspert. MIR. G. A. Sneli. Stockton, Mr.
r. W. Chase. Belfast. Belfss,, always
veil represented a, the conventions. sent
assfT Nv ff.xr.
was grady assisted by N. A. Luce. State
Superintendent and Levi Turner, Jr., Sr-
perinieodent of Schools of Rockland. A.
movement was made toward publishing the
doinss of the convention in pamphlet form
and s22,75 subscribed. The convention
Al journed with vote of thanks TO the hos
pitatls people Of Morrill, for royal enter
tanment.
r.. Bra lman has bought the store and
hall on the east side of Capt. w. B. Fos..
a1d will have course of dances in the hall
this winter, and will also start a grocery
store. I he store has been newly resiiled
md timbered.
The farmers in this section are COM
planning Of the wet weather. the great fail
gre Of the apple crop and the bard time
they are having to preserve theie potato
crop.
viii kimball has laid the keel for cat
rugged boat which is to be twenty eight
I, ,et lor z and ten wide.
A. R0ix hauled his yscht Edna up Sat-
urdsy in her winter quarters.
MIS-. c. W. Hsney is carrying a larger
'tock than ever. this fall of cbldren's
clothing and gents overcoais. Also q fine
asstr ulent of gents fur nshing goods.
There was no busioess before the Su-
preue judicial Court, Saturday, and it sss
q lurpsd utti, Monday morning. The
verdict in the case Of Spear W. Spear was
r. sndered. giving $500 To the plaintiff.
Yesterday horse belonging to Manly
d ,dge and driven by Tony Cross, the
Italian rag picker wa, frightened by an iron
bar which held up the thills and starting
to run be filed the air with rag bags.
Cross bruised one hand quite badly. The
horse WAS stopped at the end of the bridge.
Two "A gats ago horse belonging to Ira
C0rdju was choked to dsath--by eating
whole spples.
Moses Rich hts flcek Of about fifty
doves. who appear to know him from any
one Else, and flying will light on his breast
an! cling 10 hIm until they receive the Gus
tomsry hardful of corn. Mr.. II ch has
place ruilt purpo se'y for them and takes
gr, at interest in their comfort,