Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

been teaching in Princeton, Is now sub
master Of the OIdtown High school.
Henry Doughcrty Of Brewer ha4
gone to Philadelphia to enter the Phil
,dcIrhia Dental School. Mr. Doughortv
Is q graduate Of Brewer High school.
Jess, Lambert, who has been prnci.
prI of Greeley institute Is the no,y
principal Of the Bar Harbor High
school. He Is a graduate Of Bowd,in.
1893.
Schools in Trcscott are in gngs,ion
with the exception Of the one At North
'rrcscott which is to open oct. I'D, with
Miss Mary Cogan, South Prescott, AZ
teacher.
A shadow supper was recently held At
the Adams district schOOhnuse, Lin
nous, and the sum Of go was melted.
which will be used 70 purchase maps
for the school.
The artesian Wei at the Bower street
50 hooIhousc, Bangor, has been drilled To-
the depth of 175 feet but up to the
present time the supply Of water found
is not adequate.
James y. Perkins, who has been
school. has resigned to accept a posi-
ton ~, principal Of Il grammar school
in Hartford, Conn.
Tovd Fishcr ri Fort Fairfield has
zone tn-BIllcricn, Mass, Whrr" h" viii
attend MitchrIrs Military Boys Hohp2l.
for a wear. Cly'ic Grant Of the same
toxin il Il teacher in this school.
Miss Louise T.. Phillips daughter Of
s II. Phillips Of Main street Lewiston,
bas entered Wellesley College ia
the class If 1910 She is the first young
lady from Lewiston to attend Wclles-
ley.
The Faith school board has voted to
omen two right schools, one Tor women
and ore for men. The one for men
win he held in the Armory and that
f,r women at the Woman'S Association
rooms.
Anon +. Brown of Camden. VINO
has been in tn" employ OF the I. y.
Geological survey. doing surveying IN
Montana. has returned and Will re-
e,me his studies at the Univerity ~
Maine in the class Of 'Ol.
Miss Louis Walker, who has been
fo,. = number of years one OF lhe fA'''
efficient and successful teachers IN ~
ZOO kIand schools has gone I" oakiAHH.
calf. where rc will spend the WlllIST
with her sister, Mrs. l.. d. Fales.
Miss Grace Randall of Portland
Promenade has gone to Phliadelph,d
where she is To take course 81 Slu's
~ domestic science. The Misses anne
I o,,isc and Katherine Hunt VIII also
study in Philadelphia this winter 4"
four Of The young ladies to enter the
Drexgl Institute.
,rbc,o are 156 PUPILS registered in the
village schools of Dover inns ldl,
while Foxcroft has 215. In the ruid
schools Dover has 10 pupils rtIi7VG
ana Fnxcroft a. Compared WIN II 7,
ycar. FoXcrOft has galned =" pui''-
while Dover has lost %. These nSu' 80
do not include pupils reSlSt'rci lh ''"
Academy.
-rho s,atue "Apollo BclVid"r" MI"
~. class Of '0G sanford fiiEE
'7at,,,l b,e arrived and has been set w
-, suitable pedestal. This is com
,,io,, ,i,.rn Ia that If 'DitnH' Whih
M presented Ivy til" class 81 ~. NV
III four corners have statues lhppF''
mounted Rusts Of Washington AM
roInn,bus being in the other two CIR
schools IL Jonosnort have begun WIN
~, he following teachers: Hieh -
CbarI4s l.. Clement, principal. water
vile: Marion T. Moves. West S".l.-
.,.;IIo assistant. washington ''ftth-
,,,r-HcIcn Il. Pratt. Newton t'-"-
1In1s Mass. Lincoln GrA"'''"
>,i,drca Calor. Mckinley Gr'"l'a
na1nh Faulkingham, JonespoTt inter
,,'rdi,te- Maud Rryant. West jon
Inrt Intcrmcdia,e -Regenia Cummings.
,anosnort acknowledgements wilson
I,,,a. 1nnosnort Primary-Mda Smith
,,,,.s primary-Daisy D. Hall. Lover
Ray-Hclcn Noyes. heileS
Edra Workman.