Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-07
IN THE SCHOOL-R
A Review Of Educational Matters in
the Pine Tree State.

William NJ. Cullen of Thomaston has
the Grammar school at Westport
Mass.
Miss Georgia E. Alexander of Cam
bridge, Mass, a graduate of Boston
University. has accepted a position as
teacher in the Gorham High school,
Miss Louise Thomas teacher of the
third grade of the Fort Fairfield
schools, has been elected superintend-
ent of the schools of Caribou, her home
town.
Miss Alice X. Cowan of Orono has
been engaged as teacher of shorthand
and typewriting in F'oXcroft Academy.
this course having been introduced at
the opening Of the spring term.
The third annual convention of the
Pine Tree Amateur Press Association
of which Harry NJ Bellatty of Els
worth is vice president will meet in
Ellsworth. June s, when officers will
be elected.
Ralph ". Channel Of Lewiston, who
has been principal Of the High school
at Orlt Mass, for the past year
similar but more lucrative position at
Northboro, Mass.
Miss Susan T.. Ranncy, a teacher in
| the VIM schools has accepted the
position as t"Ial-r in the Grammar
school at Lincoln. Miss. Ranney is a
siaGtatc # the Winn High school and
Coburn Classical Institute.
| Miss Lillian Gordon has gone to
Bath, where she has a position as
| teacher. Miss Gordon graduated from
Gorham High school in 1903, and for
the past two years has taught success
fully in the schools of GOrham.
Harry w. Lowell of Westbrook, now
| teaching at a manual training school
in New York. has accepted a very lu-
rative position as supervisor of man
ual training at Butte, Montana. He
will begin his duties about Sept. |.
Miss NJ Estelle Ramsdel. teacher
during the past fall and winter at the
out Island school, Passport, has re-
lSigned to accept Il more lucrative posi-
ton as tea cher in the Perkins Institute
for the Blind at Jamaica Plain, Mass
| c. f. Durel has rendered his resig-
IdtiOl as pIlI'lDil Ol lIlt Ill5H nC!looI
at Brooks, to accept the principalshiI
Of the Jonesport High school. Mr.. Du-
rel will be succeeded at Brooks by
Leroy l.. Woods, formerly a student al
Colby College.
Miss Edith Archibald of Montville
who for the past five years has held
;he position Of principal of the Chest
nut Street school, Gardner, Mass, has
resigned her position there ana ac-
cepted position in one of the schools
III Waltham, Mass.
Parts for graduation at Hampder
Academy have been assigned to the
senior class as follows: Class history
Ray Luce; Grafton. Harold Miller
class will, Flossie Taylor; essay. Eileer
Higgins; French honor. Lillian Miller;
class prophecy. Scott Brown; elias:
poet. Sadie Clark: Grafton. Scott Nick
ersOn presentation of gifts, Harol'
Babcock; valedictory, Susie Greedy.
The class of 1906, Boynton Higl
school. PASSPORT. is making prepare
tons for its graduating which vii
take place June Il. The parts have
been assigned as follows: Naledictory
Miss BESSIE Huckins; salutatory, Miss
Cora Ward: class history. Miss Lille
Alley: presentation of gifts, Edward
6. Russell; Grafton, Fred H. Capen
class ode. Murray s. BradiSh.
The graduation exercises ut West
brook Seminary will be held Junr u
The class parts. ave been assigh"l a.
follows: Class orator. Cedric JoSlin
class prophecies Molly Moulton o
Cumberland; class history, Blanche
Leonard; presentations. Nadine FL
wards Of Lisbon, Ira Locke of Buxton
poem. Miss Pacific Bailey of Wood
fGrds; address to undergraduates Nj
Lloyd Woo lbury of Windham.
The class parts have been assignee
the graduating class of the Stoning
ton High school, MS follows: Naleiic
tory. Laura +. GreenlaW: salutatory
Irene Monks; prophecy. Beulah Sweet
ser; history. Lottic Greene; class vii
and presentation of gifts, Lucy Bill