The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-09
BRUNSWICK.

nv AhAA eotAA - eao RabhC eohoOtH wiz
sgin Monday. Several changes have
cen made in the teaching force. Miss
oodside, who has been third assistant
a the High school for ten years. has re-
'gend, and her place Will BE- filled by
tics Edna Chandler OF RoxbuFy, Mass.
iiss Chandler lived In Brunswick until
thin few years, and has many friends
ore. She is exceptionally well qualified
IT the place, having graduated from the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
thin two years.
In the Grammar school the place Of
ssslst, left vacant by the death of the he
we'd Miss ootavis herryInan, last
pring. will be filed by Miss Helen Var
icy, who has been first ssistant In the
iath street Primary for six years. Her
lace In that sshool win be fllled~by Nils
ay Parker, the second assistant, wh lie
ars In turn win be taken by Miss Belle
NTH. Miss Frances Parker takes the
lace Of Miss Kalsr on Cum berland street.
Hiss Kaler was married this summer.
nese are the only changes in the village
,achers.
In the High school there has been
CROUCH reorganization of the courses of
Judy. This was done largely in order to
AXE tho classical course answer to the
Gently advanced standards of colleges en-
amos requirements - In the classical
lurse history ana an extra am cunt of
attn will replaoe French and English in
Freshman year, ami IN the Junior
ar an extra year of college English will
place the history taken formerly then.
tns English cours 1t will now be nee
sary to take at feast one scisnes and
hers may be taken The scientific
iarse too, has been much broadened.
A innovation In Brunawick schools
gins this year, in the employment of
pupil teachers - These are similar to
tutors so successfully ussd in the
ilege They -are five young graduates Of
High school who intend to take up
sohing. and take this chance to get
ne valuable experience For several
uFs every school day they Assist the
lehers by helping slow scholars. etc.
10 five who we're appointed Friday are
ISIS Evelyn StsSon, b. Il. S. SO, Miss
velyn Worthley, B H ) '9S. Miss
aura b. Reed. b Ii. 5. 'sS. Miss Emma
thompson. b. II. S. '9s. and Miss Bertha
j. Judkins, 3. Ii. Ss'e9' i'"''
over hundred and TWENTY-FIVE nism-
rs OF ths Brunswick Saturday club tn e
cgest women's club in the state, ga t
wn to line Banquet at the casino,
errymeeting park, Thursday, The oo.
ssion was thu first annual field day of
club and it was n success in every
ay-although no men folks were allowed
20. After the banquet there were
lght sIe aohes by several of the guests.
no of the invited guests from away Was
IS. b. r. Briggs of Auburn, ex-presi-
snt Of the State Federation.
The Advent camp meeting groun Is,
here very successful meeting mas been
Id for several weeks, is now deserted ,
q last campers leaving this week
several students have heen seen In
twn. the last of this week. booking up
'oms and attending to advance fraterni-
interests. Al ong those seen are Ripley
Dana, '0i, Of Portland and DON Snow,
Ul. of Bangor.
An addition is being built to the Wee
nan block In '-Frenohtown." This is
he block which was the scene of three
Tres in as many months, this spring.
Miss Elizabeth McKeer and Mrs. Il. L..
soott. who have bean hers lalNe part
t the summer, left Friday ortheir noree
IN Harrington, Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. William Goodwin Of
2rovidence. h. l.. are spending couple
weeks at Sunset hill
There are rumors of an invitation fare
we'll dance to te given In honor of Miss
Myrtie Booker, before her departure for
smith college this next fortnight 1t will
probably be a very enjoyable affair, II
plans materiaIize.
The block at the corner of Maine and
Pleasant streets, occupied. by Pythian
hall and several stores, Ia being repaired.
The family OF Rev. DR. Mason of the
Congregational church are still at their
cottage at Castlne. DR.. Mason will leave
for there next Monday and return with
them Friday.
Frank Montgomery, who has been
spending part of the summer here,
leaves for the Massachusetts, Iustituts of
Technology, where he Is Sophomore
this week. Mrs. and Miss Montgomery
have left for a sea voyage of probably long