Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
LINCOLN.
JOICE.


Miss Alice Brann, who recently
closed successful term of 10 weeks
school at CoOper's Mills, reports to the
superintendent the following pupils MS
ranking 100 per cent. in their lessons
during the entire term: Ruby f. Doe
Suile NJ. Johnson, Marion Carey, Rose
tliiford. Adelbert COokson, Merle
Whittier. Julia Harrington. Bertha
johnson and Florence Whittier.
Scholars in the Turner's Corner
school ranking 100 per cent. for the
week ending Dec. 9, We're: Iva Glidden
Freddie Chadwick, Marguerite Suke-
forth, Harold SukefOrth, Eva M, Bry-
ant. Lena NJ. Bryant, Johnnie Bryant
and Lois Cavanaugh.
In the Fowle's school those ranking
10 per cent. for the week ending Dec.N9
were: Winnifred Potter, Neil Fossett,
Daisy Fowles Ada Carleton, Nellie
Carleton, Lucinda Seigars, Eugenia
Jewett and Esther Potter.
In the Carleton school Willis King
ranked 100 per cent. one week, and
Dorothy Rensell ranked 100 per cent.
for three weeks.
Miss Winnifred Reilly of this town,
has entered the Normal School at
Pennington. Miss Reilly shows mucl,
natural ability as a teacher and by TAX
ing Normal course will undoubtedly
become Il teacher of high rank.
Reuben Stilphen is moving hiA farm
ing tools and household goods to the
farm which he recently purchased in
Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Norcross has been quite ill
with an attack of bronchitis. She was
attended by DR.. Lamb of Randolph.
Eddie Mooney has been quite sick
for the past few weeks. DR.. !Giddings Of
Gardiner, was called to see him. He is
attended by DR.. Odiorne and at last
reports was improving. 81
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
There will be a concert at the church
Sunday evening, Dec. 25.
w. F. Ruggles is gaining slowly in
health.
Larkin Hopkins who has been criti-
cally i'll, is much improved in. health.
The grange will have Christmas
tree and concert at it's hall, Saturday
evening. Dec. "a.
Mrs. Mary Bruce is visiting her
sor.
All are glad to note that Mrs. w. C..
Ford who has been ill the past few
weeks is convalescent.
Mrs. John X. Erskine arrived home
from East Boston. last week.
There is talk of a telephone line be-
ing established from here to North
Whitefield via. Benner postoffice.
NORTH WHITEFIELD.
Lizzie Dunn of Gardiner, called on
friends in town. last week.
Harry Cooper of Randolph. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his cousin,
Wilbur Preble
Fred w. Shaw of Mount Hermon
Academy. Mass, is spending his
Christmas vacation at Mrs. Carlesons
Rev. Father Thomas Michigan is TAX
ing a short vacation, and his brother,
Rev. John Nelligan of Hallowell is TAX
ing his place.
Mrs. James Keenan, is very i'll. DR..
Ridley of Windsor is attending her.
Ed. Mooney, who has been seriously
ill., is improving.
John McGrath is having extensive
repairs made on his barn.
Ross Nichols, engineer at ]. A.
Shaws mill is confined to his home in
Augusta with blood poisoning.
Misses Carleson and Preble will give
q farewell ball at CariesOn hail. Friday
evening Dec. 30th. Good supper and
music will be furnished.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Carrie Choate is ill with a bad
cold
Prof Leslie Bailey who teaches in Lin
coin. arrived Saturday. to pass Christmas
at his old home.
days. last week, with friends in Augusta.
School at Bridge Academy closed last
week, for a vacation during the holidays.
Mrs. Eliza Paris left. last week to go
to Wooiwich, where she will pass the
winter.
cooPER'S MILLS.
A series OF evening meetings was
conducted during last week by w. E.
Overlook Of Razorville.
Geo. H. Pinkham, Blaine Swift, and
Victor Bowman are packing apples in
this vicinity for Leslie Hisler.
There will be a dance at the 1. o. o.
F. hall. Tuesday evening, Dec q, I'M
der the excellent management Of q. A.
Dunton and Leslie Hisler. Good music