Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-26

4
| nings. The school will be continued I'M
| til July L. and if there is reason TO sup
pose that it can be made successful, ~
| All probability the school board VIII MAKE
such arrangements as may be necessary
| for it's continuance during the fall ana
winter. II is purposely for those VINO
are employed by day in the mills or man
ufactories and are anxious to learn.
A college club of a literary character
| has been formed in Portland, TINS
| spring. The following officers have
been elected: President Miss Marion
| Huxley of Smith College; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs Charles +. Blagg, Wellesley;
second vice president. Miss Perkins.
Smith: corresponding secretary. Miss
Kate I.arrabee. Smith; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. William q. Eaton, Smith;
chairman of membership committee.
Miss Ethel Norton, Wellesley; chair
man of program committee. Miss
Grace Lock. Bryn Mawr. only gradu-
ates of womens colleges are eligible
for active membership to the college
club.
The complete list of appointments FOR
the graduation exercises of the class of
1900, Rockland high school. is as fol-
lows: NaledCtory, Lorca : Adams;
SaiutatorN' HdIle u. NidIh' t7SaS II"
rank, Leold 1hofhaiK'' EVa ~. iyiei
essays on merit, Alice Burpee, Fred
Shepherd. Charles Smalley; history
Frank f. Ncaz!e; prophecy, Thomas
Hayden: poem, Helen Burpce; ODE.
Lottie Kalloch. music for tn" ode. Alic"
Armstrong. The graduation will occur
juno "A. The class banquet viii take
place the following Saturday evening.
tho han ON Monday md The excursion
ON Wednesday, Juue 20. if pleasant.
me teachers I'F tHe th'ee S'"H'9 "a
SChoo' III the H''Gel u'i, ''-'''''H al '-''
Pennington Normal sch"o!. are seI7''-
ed each year ny lIlho'l'dl M i'i.7 ''-'
! from the ErduuiulE CLASS 1T"
pupils who obtain the -hlsh,4' !'lN II
their practice WORK III 'l'S
schools secure tAt places al- N'''i tI.'
tn next class graduates. lht ''i.il-
ers from Ems sfadldtlEE clas9 .i'l9 o"l
,-,,.,a tti,,.t yvfrIi7r,s NJ Farminct...
r1 h;.rt.., ,,,l- III har class
n...,.;.,, ,,,,-.t,,.,. IN ,rd H., MI been
~ ,,m.,,.,.,,.,,. srh,,l <-,t In
9i.," - ,.', w.. I.Jftb u V3naI oc
, In i,,,, .,,,, r.ci,..s tn. Inter
49,, ,,.,.. tbi,.5 and She re-
"l 'il' '", I.,..,, r,'., -ohr,i
'viNeS '''' '''''''
And that idea Of a library lot each
school or class is right. can't You look
back at the times when Il theEc A"u
been some nice picture books IN good
large print in the room that the teach-
or would let YOU turn over as yen
please. YOU could have had good time
learning something your own way
Ana those many delightful books that
Won never knew till You got grown NJ
and alas the many that you don
know Vet and never VIII knoW-lie
rlShl teacher WIN 80, - vi,
rlSht nholilthl 70 .'U" -, -
Ana liS't"" vi an 80 ,9,,,. ,,,,,od -
DOCK WORK you "o"'' i'' ,,,,o,,+
use DOORS use t'o'' ',' t-I-. i,
to be USED. les ,io'it' %
every schoolrooili' i-c "
The ten teachers of Caratunk, Bow
town The Forks and West Forks held
] vcry nlnasant and profitable all-day
maa.inr III the primary schoolhouse.
~ c,ratrnl, recently. AT the close Of
tbo meeting If was decided to continue
those gatherings and an organization
for that purpose was effected with f.
NJ. Burbank Of Caratunk grammar
school. president: f. l.. Judkins OF
Churchill school in West Forks, vice
president: Ellen NJ. Whitney of Cara
tunk primary school. secretary; Eva
NJ. Ames of Bridge school in West
Forks. and Mrs Mary X. Burton of
the Comber school in The Forks, COM
oct
noticeable feature of the meeting was
reading exercises conducted by MI
Burbank and Miss Whitney, which
were highly creditabe To both teachers
and pupils.
~, , ~ ~ ANNA, com
.,,,,,,,t a,.a,oisas III ~ mast Maine
ea,,,;r.,,., Bucksnort i IN
o,,,aaa IL fo1Ioy.s sunday limo Z
% y N panca1arrcota sermon by
~ -. c,,+a,ifeo - Eronl-1in