Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-10

Principal Merrill OF the BoyHton ms"
school. PASSPORT, for debates among
the scholars, to take place every FIJI
| day.
Miss Mary White, teacher of the
Sixth grade at the South Grammar
school, Bath, has rendered her reslg
nation. to accept a similar position III
Chelsea. Mass.
The Wayne library has recently re-
ceiyed a gift of $40 from the Alonzo
Wing estate. Capt. w. II. cary has
presented the library with fifteen vol
umes of the works of Rudyard Kip
ling.
There are 10 graduates Of the
Pennington Normal school now living
or teaching in Massachusetts: ana 10
of the graduates are teaching in five
different normal schools in New ENG
land.
The pupils of the high school at
West Sullivan have had the pictures
of Shakespeare ana Emerson framed
for their schoolroom and added N
books to their library which now num-
bors 1S1 Of the best books.
Frederick A. Fogg of Saco. has re-
signed his position as principal of the
high school at New Portland. Me. and
has accepted a better position as
teacher in the schools at Cranston.
r. |.
Miss Annie L. Black. who has
taught the primary department at
sherman Mills, the past year, has
closed her connection with the school
and viii visit in Washington, II. G..
tho remainder of the winter.
The league of the East sullivan
school has saved enough in janitor ser
vice to buy Il clock for the school
house and leave snug sum in the
treasury The league will give an en-
tertainment soon, followed by refresh
ments.
Clara G. Foeg of Bridgton, has
decided to the Bridgton Public library.
a valuable lot Of land on the southern
side Of Main street. Bridgton Center.
1t is understood that it will be utilized
in the extension IF the library
grounds.
The class parts Of the senior class 81
Gould's Academy Bethel, are rs follows;
Salutatorian, Merritt Gay: Nalcdlcto-
rian. Maud Thurston: class orator
Charles Holmes: class history, bar-
bara Carter: class poetess. Constance
Grover: class prophet. Harry FarWeH;
presentation Of class gifts, William
Holmes.
Principal Moulton Of the Rockland
high school is in receipt Of Commu-
nfcation from Principal Allen of the
Camden high school, in which the lat
fer advocates forming u school base
ball league. the coming spring. u IN
clude Camden, Rockland, Belfast.
Thomaston ana such other neighbor-
ing towns as might want ~ come III.
Miss Grace Royal graduate Of TN
Lewiston high school, WHO il teach
ing in Pennington. is meeting VITA
success. Miss Royal has organized
two clubs that are helpful in the edu-
cation and culture of her pupils. H'th
are composed mainly IF her pupils ana
MI IL for literary purposes. WhIl" the
other j. q musical club.
Al tha last meeting Nj the Bruins
wick Teachers Association. tha fol-
lowing program was discussed: Music;
School Hygiene: What are some II tn
greatest hindrau,vs t. efficient work
in public schools: Vt what ag' should
children attend school; Is vertical
writing proving success. Suggest
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members "I th' 9''I.'S
Miss Louise r. Woodm&n principal
Of the Hunt kindergarten at IN" FRA
ternity House. Portland, left Monday
for II. AhEuslih"' ld'' I'| IT.
granted three ln"fltAS raw IT ''''-
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citation Whl'h meets III New ~ S-to
last OF April. anu d!9' ~ Nl9'' 'ii0 't'
ferent klhd'lSat tens an" -,
while there. nun MAY t'c iiuii'
kindergarten VIII ne III 'H"l ~ - ''lS9
Julia Thompson.
The faculty Of HoWdoin college has