Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-16
STATE NEW1.
KEHNEBEc.
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At the Grant Street Grammar school,
Miss Harriet Harlow, teacher, tne loi-
lowing pupils were not absent DURING
the term: Eva Dulac, Peter Duiac,
Fern Ford. lola Holt, Bana beede, Ma
rion Farrand, Ivan Holt, Mildred biair
and Arthur Dulac.
The following pupils were not tardy
during the term: Lena Davis. Winfred
Chase, Edna Blair. Peter Duiac, Fern
Ford. lola Holt, Don Blair. Beatrice
Rarker Bana Beede, Ollie DAVIS,
C:Iadvs DoIIoff, Marion Farrand. Nellie
Peacock. Eugene Turner. Thomas Bar
ron. Mildren Blair. Aubrey Blake, Ar
thur Du1ac and Nettie Cove.
At Grant Street Primary school. Miss
wadsworth, teacher, the following pu-
nils were not absent for the term: Fred
Blair. Ernest Brown. Agnes Dolan,
John Hickey, Leon Wing, Leon Dulac,
George Dulac and Inez Hartman.
Pupils having 100 in spelling for the
term were Eva Marson. Agnes Dolan,
Viola Roberts, Earle Beede and Bar
bara Robinson.
Pupils having 100 In department:
Fred Blair, Viola Roberts, Barbara
Ian, Leora Stevens. Leon Dulac. Elinor
Earron. Beatrice Tyler. Edith Lancas-
ter and Lottie Davis.
Pupils not tardy once for the term:
Earle Beedle, Fred Blair, Ernest
Brown, Agnes Dolan. Ethel Jones, Eva
Marson, Viola Roberts, Annie Barron,
lay Boudway, Leon Dulac. Gertrude
Jordan Decra Stevens, Elinor Barron.
MI, nt,1a
rlman, Irwin Holt. Marion Messenger
and Lottie Davis.
MANCHESTER.
One of the most pleasant social
events which Manchester people have
enjoyed for long time. was the an"
adversary party Wednesday evening, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Barber, in commemoration of their 18th
year of welded bliss. The very rainy
evening kept away great many who
had planned to be present, but regard
less of weather about 40 merry makers
were on hand. and very merry they
were. John Jackman, our popular local
reader rendered two selections in his
usual manner, and excellent music was
furnished by local talent. Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour, while de-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
Der are prominent Changers, the for
mer being the secretary. and the latter
the worthy master of Manchester
Grange, while each hold offices in the
KcnncbeC Pomona Grange. Many
beautiful presents were received by
the worthy couple, from friends and re-
latives. while Manchester Grange re-
mcmbercd them with several presents,
among them being a handsome oak
rocking chair. 1t was well along to-
ward morning when the guests depart
ed. after wishing the host and hostess
many happy returns of the day. at the
same time thanking them heartily for
their delightful enjoyable hospitality.
CHELSEA.
Mrs: l.. Mckay and Mrs. Minnie Sib
ley of Augusta. spent Sunday in town.
Mcssrs Fred and Walter Peacock. Os-
car Matthews and Wilfrcd Dorr of Ran
doIph were guests Of friends in town
Sunday
Several members of Chelsea Grange at
tended Union meeting at Kings Mil1
last Saturday and report delightful
meeting.
The pupils in school district No. I
working hard to sell coupons and secure
library for the school and are meeting
with excellent success.
The town has purchased the gravel
bank on the estate of Mrs Harriet Cobb.
and II crew under the supervision of F. Il.
Meadcr and w. *. Thompson, selectmcn
of the tow H. have built Il fine road leading
from the main road to the bank. about 800
yards long. which will make 1t very easy
of access. The town should have some
excellent roads as the gravel bank Is in
cXhauStiblc.
The ladies living in school district No. s.
the Winter neiehbOrhOOd. are to purchase
an organ for the school room.
George Morgan of Randolph spent Sun
day with his parents in town.
Miss Lottie Boggs and friend of White
field were callers at the formers sister s,
Mrs. II. V. Morgan. Sunday.