Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-26
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People Church and Pastor
SCHOOL TOPICS.
A Brief Record of Maine Educational
Matters.

. ed supervisor of schools at Bradford.
: ]. w. Foster, Esq, has been elected
. school superintendent for the town OF
; Madison.
. Ralph f. Mason, Esq, has been cleo
ed superintendent of schools at Els
: worth
At it's town meeting Robbinston will
vote on the question OF forming a
union with Calais in employing a su-
. perintendcnt of schools.
The Waldoboro school committee has
!. elected Horatio F. Mcintyre supervisor
: of schools. Mr.. Mcintyre is graduate
of the University of Maine.
: Charles L. Meservcy has been elected
superintendent of schools by the South
Thomaston school board. position
. which he has held some seven or eight
: years 1T different times.
Tho new $500 schoolhousc that thu
> town of I.ivcrmorc is to erect on the
west side of the Androscoggin river
opposite the village of Livermore Falls,
is to be completed by fall.
The York County Teachers asso-
> cia ton will hold its semi-annual con-
vention at SaCo May p. Teachers in
ali parts Of the county have been re-
uucstcd to take some of their best
school work to this convention for eX-
hibtion.
The following Brewer High scho ol
!. pupils will nave charge of the ncv
: school paper: Miss Ethel Sparks. eli
: tor in chief; Miss Prudence Lord.
assistant editor: Hollis Trimmer, bust
ness manager; Clement Davis. assist
ant business manager.
J Arthur d. Cox of Boston, Colby '03.
!. has beer elected sub-mastcr Of CHS
holm high school. Mr.. Cox was stu
dent ut Hebron academy, fitting there
: for Colby. He is prominent in ath-
lctics, having been a well-known menu
!. her IF TIL" several college teams during
!. his fout years ut Colby.
!. Tho class parts have been assigned
: to the members of the Warren High
! s. hool as follows: Naledictory, Ray
!. Robinson; salutatory. Georgia Burn
|. nHm: prophecy, Myrtle Haskell; class;
/ flower Bcryl Newbcrt; class WILL Grace
81 Robinson: essay, Fannie Bracket;
!. class history, Mabclle Munsey.
!. Tho parts have been assigned the
], graduating class Of the Camden High
!. school as follows: Winnie Rollins,
: valcdictury: Marian WadsWorth, salu-
!. tYtory: Mildred Perry, Grafton: Mabel
!. Mann. prophecy; Ella Thomas, history;
/ Jessie. Hosmcr, essay; Laura Packard,
!. class will; Edith Arcy, address to I'M
!. d"rgraduatcs.
! Tn" members of st. Joscph's Alum
I nae held their annual meeting at st.
! Josepl's Academy. ~Dccring. on. Satur
|: day. March 18th. The following officers
!. were reelected: President, Mrs. Ed
!. ward J. McDonough; Vice President,
/ Miss Susie Parker; secretary Miss
1. Annie Desmond, Treasurer, Sister NJ.
!. Adelaide.
:: Class parts Of the class Of 1901
!. Standish high scnnol, have been as
!. signed as follows: NaIcdictory. Walter
1. MlreDn: snlutatory, Gertrude Hinklcy;
!. prophecy, Myra Pearl Dow; history,
! Frank Sawyer; Grafton, AlonZo Burn
1. ham: ode. Vera r. Dow; class essay.
!. Bessie Higgins, presentation Of gifts,
: Matte Buzz"ll ana Nora Hooper.
!. The class parts of the senior class at
]. the Lewiston High School have been
! announced. The eight having tn"
j. highest rank arc All young ladies. TIL
I. following are the names of those who
= have had the highest rank for the -four
I. past years: Harriet Rand. valedictory
]. Alice pinsmorc. salutatory: Eleanor
i Sands. history; Elizabeth Anthony
/. prophecy: Lena Holmes. essay; Mary
). Pottl". essay: Agnes Vance, essay;
:. Rose Hines. essay.
!. Thr Bridgton Academy graduates
J. parts have been assigned. They are.
: VaIcdictory. Carrie Augusta Hamin Of
J. South Waterford; salutatory, Blanche
!. Pitnlan Mcs"rve, of North I;ridgton;
! grafton Willard Garfield Boulton, Of
!. Standish: prophecy. Alice Julictte
: Bcnnctt of South Bridcton; historian,
Z George Freeman Hill Of North Bridg-
!. ton. cssayist. Ruth Mabel Buck of
!. FIarrlson The newly elected president
I of the class. OF is Wade Hampton
|: Mari, Of North BridGton.
Z At The annual town meeting held
!. March Monroe. voted to raise money
= for n four yc@r term of High school.
= Part Of the town was opposed to the
!. same and Il second town meeting was
j. called Monday. the 21st The peopl"
!. were excited and the fight commenced
: with the moderator. Mr.. II. r. Damon
was the C5n1lulUe Oh tile I1lSH StIi''l
+ people and Mr.. Edwin Jenkins the con-
!. juCtor of the opposition. Mr.. Damon
!. won out and was moderator. The
i. check list was used and it was voted t.
3 maintain the vote for the High school
\ by Il large majority.
:: With the opening of the spring term
+ at FoxCroft academy the new school
:: regulations will go into effect in the
twin villages. For the first time the
!. students of the town of Dover will
I have TIE same privilege in regard to
!: attending the academy as have thos.
!. of FoXCroft and it is probable that all
Of the pupils who have been attending
the high school in Dover for the past
- winter will at once start in at The
academy. Their standing so far as
classes so will be about the same as at
! the high school. 1t has not been learn
| cd whether or not the proposed normal
| course will be added to the courses IT
. the academy at the coming term, but