Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-19

lew DAYS Visit among relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. Chas. Stilphen ana daughter, Mrs
Walter Kennedy of Whiteiield. returned
from weeks visit to Fairfield, Thurs
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Blair OF Farm
inSdale, formerly residents of this place.
called on friends and relatives in this
village. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Donnells of Port
land, spent few days. last week, visit
ne the formers brother. Moses Donnells.
The dance at Fowies' hall Friday night
was we'll patronized and all who partici
seated We're well entertained.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The town schools of Vassalboro opened
Sept. II. with the following teachers as
signed: North Vassalboro grammar
May Brown; intermediate. Sadie Weeks:
primary. Maud Reed; East Vassalhoro
grammar. Agnes Stetson: primary, Alice
Novel;: Riverside. grammar Carrie
Stewart; Riverside primary. Mrs. Leslie
hilbert; NassaIboro district. Mrs Grace
Libby; Burieish district; Mary Frye;
Aver district. Alice Burlcigh: Pope dis
rict. Edith Farwer; Allen district. Elna
Aver; Perley district. Abbie Burgess.
The school at Oak Grove Seminary is
progressing finely under the charge of the
new principal Prof. Arthur Charles.
There are seventy scholars enrolled.
EAST WINTHROP.
The Old buildings which were used for
the bark mill BY $ w. Parlin. have been
sold TO Archie Fiheld Of Manchester ana
are being torn down. This is the last one
Of the old tannery buildings and when
this is gone all that will be left to remind
one of the prosperous days Of the Parln
boots. will be the old pits where the
leather was tanned.
Mrs. Jennie y. Packard and TWO chill
lren are passing the week with her sister
in Needham. Mass.
V. c. Jackson. who fir the last IS
months has been in the Klondikc. re-
turned home, Thursday.
Grace Cushman. Mabel Stone. Alice
Mace. Gertrude Parlin. R1y Healey.
Amos Higgins. Harry Packard ana Harry
Stone are attending the High school at
the village.
Mr. G. \. Waisworth is passing the
week with her sister. Mrs. G. A. Piper in
Augusta.
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following officers were also reelected for
he ensuing year: Edward ahorey. prest
dent; NJ ". ADAMS. vice president: John
Pu!inton. secretary: G. w. Rogers. assist
Init sraretar,; James A. Chase. treasurer:
I'1Iie rnarGbul
Ar- ana MIS- l. +. Lapham are enter
tanning th'ir SISTER. MIS-. swan. Mr. ana
= ~ 49, ma MIS- wentworth
lanes 4 ,,baso is so,,ar,h,t t,,nr.,.,,
from his recent illness.
y collection for education was taken NJ
the Plains church. Sunday. Miss Flora
a. berry ie" the Young ROPES meeting
III me morning.
LIBBY POST. No. -. 9. y. r.. the Relief
Corps and quite number Of citizens eN
poet to visit ne National Home At TO
gus Wednesday,
RIVERSIDE.
OTIS. 4. 1. 'lay OF Augusta, IS visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. f. r. Merrill
A. , .h;. ..-. , r:,
ing The first prizes We're won by n II
Fossett ana Mrs. n. II. Fossatt. while
the consolation prizes were taken by
z. o. Reed and e. w. Rollins.
Mrs. J. f. Gray and children return
ed to their home at Everett. Mass.
Thursday. Mrs. GRAY was accompan-
led bv Miss Jennie Trott who will ba
ber o,,oe+ ror ea,.ara1 vaate
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