Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-17

| Mrs Mary Badger from West Pal
| nyra has been visiting friends in the
vicinity of her old home for few
days.
Quite number from this town at
tended the Republican rally held at
Etna campground on Friday, Sept. IL.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
| Alton Savage of Massachusetts is
visiting at J. F.. Hoxie's.
William Clifford is teaching school in
the Martin Stream district.
| Amos Bickford is making some re-
| pairs on his buildings.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Angie L. Goodwin and
| little son Roger have returned 10 Bos-
| ton, after a short visit here with rela-
tives.
There We're services i'll the Union
church last Sunday afternoon conduct
cd by Miss Harriet Freeman of Maiden
Mass. Miss Freeman is a very pleasing
speaker and will he in our midst again
| next Sunday, Sept 10.
Since 1894 North Fairfield has Leen
each year represented by one or more
| students in the Skowhegan High
school. Miss Edith Rachel HeaId en-
tered that institution last Monday and
will be a delegate for the next four
years.
Mrs. James Snow passed away Tues
day morning, after a long illness
The first reunion of former teachers
and students of the North Fairfield
school was held last Wednesday, Sept
o, at the school building which over
looks thp rh3rpjncr ,f no
tiful Martin stream. 1t was an ideal
summers DAY and about 80 people,
young and old, were in attendance to
greet old acquaintance and to make
new friendships.
Soon after the folks had gathered all
partook of a Picnic dinner which was
very much enjoyed. The meeting was
then called to order by Hon. George T.
Iibbetts of Hincklcy and the following
o:licers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres, Geo. T. Tibbetts; first Vice
Pres, Frank w. Noble: second Vice
Pres, Angler L. Goodwin; Sec and
Treas, Miss Lillian NJ. HoXie
Remarks We're made by o. a. Bow
man, Lester Holway. Charles Huxie,
Frank w. Noble Angler L. Goodwin,
Phoebe Wing Sawtelle and Mary Pol
lard Sturtevant.
Several letters had been received
from certain alumni living at Il distance
and who We're unable to be present.
These were read. One was fron, Airs.
Nesta M. DO'loff and was read nv Mrs
Phoebe w. Sawtellc; another from Mrs.
Ella HoXie Scribncr was read by Mrs.
J. Allen Jones, and a letter from AL
fred ]. Noble of kalamazoo. Mich. was
read by Angler L. Goodwin. A vote of
thanks was then extended to Mr. lib
belts.
Among the teachers present were
Mrs. Lydia f. HoXie, who taught school
In the district in the year 1850: Mrs.
Hannah E. Jones, Mrs. Mary Pollard
Sturtevant, who taught in 1865, and
Mrs. Phoebe Wing Sawtellc, who
taught during the winter of 1916
Among out-of-tOWn people We're MIR
and Mrs. Melvin Allen Of Skowne gan.
Mrs. Cannon of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fl. Cannon of Watervillc, Mrs.
Eta Delano Crosby of NorridGewock.
Angler Louis Goodwin of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holway of Water
vile, Mrs. Nelson Holway of Water
vile, Mrs. Ariana Hoxie of Waterviile.
Mrs. Caroline Knight of 'Marb.ehead,
Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Jones of
Watorville, Mrs. Hannah Jones Of Wa
torvillc. Miss Lillian e. Jones and Mrs.
Willard r. Jones of Waterville, Miss
Mau3c Jones of Watervile. Mr. and
Mrs Daniel 3. Mason of Ninslow, John
Mason of Watervile, Mrs. Maria Huyr
Of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Lottie S.
Noble of Waterville, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Frank Noble of Waterville Mr.. ard
Mrs Ambrose Sawtelle of Oakland and
Mrs. Rhoda Noble Tobey Of Water
vile
1t has been decided to hold a second
reunion in 1909