Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-06
NORTH SIDNEY.

L ny AbChC oOu, Ill tutlT CLOSING exercises
The schooihouse was filed with relatives
/ and friends of the pupils. After the usual
exercises a debate followed. The ques-
| tion discussed was: Resolved That a
| High School Education Is Beneficial to q
Boy VINO Lives on a Farm" The question
| was well discussed and the papers read
BY the pupils showed q great deal OF
preparation and study on the part of the
| pupils. The affirmative side was discussed
| by Dolly Towle and Cassius Clark and
the negative side by Guy Lyon. Clyde
| Clark and Ruby Dority.
A. NJ. Drummond of Augusta, passed
Sunday with his brother. A. F. Drum
mOnd
Sumner aforrsll Of Auburn is at E. H.
Rraggs.
Mrs. s. A. Clark visited her niece, Mrs.
Lysander Mason of Waterville, last
| week.
Mrs. Jesse Blake of Oakland. passed n
few days with her parents. Mr. and Mre.
u. A. Field.
Geo. Barton has returned home after a
visit to his daughter in Boston.
Miss Mary Langley OF Buxton, IL a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Hussey.
Miss Agnes Field returned home.
Wednesday. after an extended stay in
Massa chusetts.
Miss Belle Con- has gone to Peaks Is
land for the summer. as table girl at the
Peaks Island House.
Mrs. i. NJ. Springer and daughter
Elestene. arrived at their summer home
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Waite Of Bos-
ton, were the guests Of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Waite. last
week.
Mrs NJ. B. Reynolds and daughter,
Mary Of Augusta. passed Friday with
relatives and friends
Miss Olive Palmer is visiting relatives
In Athens.
Mrs. Mary Church Of Augusta, is on
visit to her nephew. Ralph Sawtelle.
Henry Leighton of Waterville. visited
his daughter Mrs Chas. Hammond, 4
few days. last week
Those who attended the Colby GRADUATE
ins exercises. Wednesday, were Edwin
Robbins and sister. Miss Bertha Robbins,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. CI,rk and daughter
Amy. Miss Minnie Moore, Mrs Arthur
Stevens. Miss Jennie Lyon and Ford
Drummond
Cecil Clark and sister. Lena, left.
Thursday. for Peark's Island, where they
are employed at the Peaks Island
House. che former as head waiter and
the latter as table girl
Eugene Page, formerly Of this place
who Is on BARD the ship Boston, is at
present stationed at Portland, Ore. and
enjoying visit to the Lewis and Clark
Exposition. He writes his friends that HI,
enjoys naval life and has seen much Of
Panama. Honolulu and the South ~ 4
MANCHESTER.
School in district No, 2 closed. FRIDAY
This school has been under the CONNIE.
tent instruction of Miss yerna v. Wad-
leigh OF Readfield, who Is an experienced
teacher and having won the respect OF
her pupils. they have made fine proeress
and she has given perfect satisfaction.
All are In hopes to retain Miss wad-
leigh for the fall term. -
4 social was held at Franklin school.
house. Friday evening, the proceeds toll
lie used for the benefit Of Mr.. Brown.
WI" breaches here tri-monthly The pro-
gram was furnished by local talent.
Conee and cake were solicited for re-
ireshments and Frank p. Hall acted as
door Keeper During the evening some
one searched the wagons which were Left
near by the schoolhonse and took
childs cloak. whips. and very nice new
nj n, III
CATION all was found except the laprobe.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarance O. Gardner are
receiving congratulations upon the birth !
of q son. go
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tnbey OF Dan.
yers. Mass. are at Charles L. Tobev'AL |
for few weeks
Mrs l.. G. Prince who has been visit
ing friends at East vassalboro and pme
Avenue. Vassalborp. for several weeks.
returned home. early in the week. -
Mrs. Nina Jakins and Master Burrre,l.
are the guests OF friends in waterville.
this week "-f -
Elwood Jones was in the place for al
few days. last week: He has returned to
his work in Haverhill. Mass. Saturday.
Smith Robbins lost a COW. last week.
Judsou Robbins Of Bolton Hill, Au.
g,lsta. has contracted to cut the hay on
the Sarah Jones place. he will commence.
this week.
The schools in town closed. last week..
SOUTH vAssALsoRo. 4
Miss Eva Lamson went to whiteaeld,
to pass the summer with her
aunt. 5.s!s1 II
MT. and Mrs. Llewellyn Hit are spsnd.
ing few days in Madisot.l SisisinE Mr..
Hits sister. n
u j. Hussey and son. Vincent, werei
callers In the place, Saturday. = 49,