Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

Albion d. Pike and at Bowdoin Col
| lege by Jay Gray and Harold Pike.
There are 81 members in the
Freshman class of the York HIGH
School, the largest entering class in
the history of the school.
Miss Ethel Bruce of Bath. graduate
of the Bath High school and Brown
University, is teacher or Latin and
French at the Bar HarbOr High school.
Miss bruce was first assistant IN the
High school at Swanton. Vt, last year
This wears freshman class at Pow
dom includes II young men from Mas
sachusetts, four from New York, two
each from New Hampshire and Con-
lecticut, and one each from Illinois.
Montana and the District Of Columbia.
Tne others. about %, are all from
Maine.
The Mckinley School Improvement
league, Prospect H2rbor, has clecte'!
officers for the ensuing term: preSi-
dt mt, Miss Dodge; vice president. Miss
May Young; secretary. Gencvieve
Cole; treasurer, Bcrnice over; libra
rian, ida StinsOn. The leagu" has
added thirty books To the library since
last term.
Bucksport sends out the following
young people to the various inStitu-
| tions Of learning. this fall: Leonard
Wakefield. who has entered Rowdoin;
Walter Guthrie who has entered Yale
| University where he will also take
special work along the line of art;
| Frank d. Smith to the Springfield
Normal School: Miss Gertrude Soper
Ito Mt Holyoke College; and Walter
L. Linscott who has entered Colby.
Plans are maturing for the organic
ing of an alumni of the classes of 80
land '9S. Frederick ROBBIE High school,
| Windham, and arrangements are be-
ling made for a reunion of these
classes the coming winter. The sur
viving members of class 81 are Misses
Jessie Brown. Lydia Hale, Flora
Bracket. Millie Bracket. Miss Edith
Noyes Of South Windham Mrs. Annie
Durgin of Deering. Mrs. Nellie Hub
bard of Brunswick, Messrs. Merrill
Cloudman, John Smith, South Wind
ham, and Geo. McHugh of Sanford.
'9S is repre- scented as follows: Misses
Susie Cloudman. South Windham
Lulu Soulc of Gorham. Miss Lulu
Cook and Miss Bessie Iredale of Mas
sachusctts. Messrs. Arthur Smith,
| Hans Smith of South Windham and
Tying Wilson Bracket of Westbrook
The entering class of the Gorham
State Normal school is the largest
since the class entered the year the
school opened. There are % pupils
n
classes. Sanford has the largest dele
CATION. There are three students from
Biddeford and two from Saco. The
! entire list is as follows: Ethel Clark.
Biddeford; Lizzie NJ. Piper, Belle r.
Witham. Biddeford; Edith NJ. Cole.
/ Hazel l. West, Saco; Irma Hanson,
! East WATERFORD; Margaret bennett,
/ Myrtle +. johnson. South WATERFORD;
Florence Cuff. WATERFORD Center;
Alice Brogei, Ethel Sugdcn. Sadie l..
Novel;. Alice Gowen, Marion Batchel-
der, Sanford; Vena Garvin. Clara
Merrill, Springvale; Mary Clement.
Annie a. Hail. Berwick; Leah Hub
bard North Berwick; Edith S. White
head. South Berwick; Mary A. Davis,
West Buxton: Bertha +. Ramsdell.
Ogunquit; Ida G. Ladd. Ogunquit;
Maude A. Boothby. Cornish; Edith NJ.
Chase, Old Orchard: Gertrude a. Jun
kins. York Corner; Marion Stevens,
Kennebunk; Amanda Taylor, West
kennrDunk; Cora -. Littlefield. Wells;
Bessi" Haley. kittery Depot: Edith
Sanborn. Action: Edith Bradbury,
Hollis; Ethel Spiller. Wells.
The annual meeting of the Maine
Teachers association and the Maine
| Association of Colleges and Prepara-
tory schools will be held in the Port
land city hall oct. PC. q and ~. The
| sessions Of the Association Of Colleges
ANA Preparatory Schools will begin Fri
| day oct. -, and continue through
| Saturday. Or. George Emery Fellows.
| president Of the University of Maine, is
| president of the Association Of colleges
| ana preparatory schools, ana President
| Reyes, principal of the Bangor gram
| mar schools. is president of the teach
| erS' association. Other officers of the
| teachers association are Drew IT. Har-
thorn of Wilton. vice president: NJ. +.
| Dut!ou Of Augusta, secretary and
/ treasurer: Miss Edna NJ. Lord Of Ban
| Cor corresponding secretary. These
and Herbert Poole Of Bar fIarbor con-
/ StitGte the executive committee. The
department Surcrintendrnts who Will
have an important part i'll the coming
session Of the association are as fol-
lows: Grammar schools l.. w. Ger
IRISH. principal of the Midtown gram
mar schools primary department. Miss
Amy \. FurlOng Of the Vaughan
school, Portland; president of superin-
! tendentS. II. W. Colby, superintendent
of SkOwhegan schools; kindergarten
department. Miss Abbie N Norton
principal of the kindergarten schools.
Portland. The list of speakers includes
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold. dean of
simmons College. Boston. formerly one
of the supervisors of the Boston
schools. who will speak on THE Schools
of To-Day" Talcott Williams Of Phila-
delphia. Il prominent educator and
speaker will give a literary address
Thursday. Laura Fisher. supervisor Of
kinder gartens i'll Boston. will give an
address on the work Of the kinder
gartens. There will be other prominent
speakers and educators from outside