Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-03
MAINE SCHOOLS AND PUPILS.
Matters Of Interest in the Educationa
World.

has begun with Miss Agnes Walker as
teacher.
Charles stone. formerly Of Milo and
= graduate Of the University of Maine
is now engaged as chemist by Il firm
in philadelphia.
Miss Einni" Hit has finished her
duties ut the Thomaston postofiicc and
has accepted a position as teacher at
Hawthorne Point.
Miss Edith Knowlton who has
taught the Grammar school at Bling
ham for several terms has accepted a
position in Massachusetts.
The grammar and primary schools
i'll Spraguc's Mills have closed after
very successful terms. taught by Miss
Josephine Bunker and Miss Eva
Carpenter.
Tho senior class Of tie Waehburn
High school is to have q masquerade
social at the high school rooms. Pro-
c'"ds ar" t. go to help dcfr2y gradu-
atinG expenses.
Icsli" Boynton, has recently given
the town of jefferson. an ideal place
for a school house and playground
and the Boynton School nous" will be
moved to that location.
Through the courtesy Of John =.
Warren the Portland High school is +"
hav" tn" use of cumhe rIand hall
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at $50 for intcrcIags SPORTS.
School in the new house at Watson
corner Fort Fairfield. will begin soon
I'm ,b,roo uf Misc Ecy,.ir RunarI of
preeoua IA rbc seats have not vet
.rrivcd IN, III. d.,iIy. rxrr,.tcd
Tho Garland ,ilr,.,. schonIs rtnncd
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school, Auhurh, has resigned hcf posi-
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Robinson. VINO has been teaching d"
Lisbon Falls
Wallace +. Mason, Enw,lon 80. VA:
recently elected superintendent o
schools At And"v"r. Mass, over :" large
number Of other candidates. This i
IN" II the most prominent cducAtloha
positions IN the state ana one wren J.
much sought after.
PRINCIPAL f.. /. HAYNES of York fIigl
WAS elected president for the cnsuin.
war for tn. York County Teachers as
yociaiiun At it.s annual convention hci,
recently i'm Kcnncbunk. About 80
teachers were present aud the program
was 4 most interesting one.
CnrriII Ellsworth Bridges. IL. Il
ot Tia" Albany Law school, 81. and nov
pursuing post graduate work in LII
University of Maine school of Law ha
received an ,npointOrut rs lcCtures.So
L,v Il, tbc pneton Evening LAW sclloo
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