Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-03
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON

SOuIH-The Creasscy School taught
by Miss Pearl A. White of this town.
heid closing exercises at the schooIroorl
FRIDAY afternoon. A number of visi-
tors were present and enjoyed the pro-
gram which was a great credit to both
teacher and pupils. Gladys Ingham
Ray Locke and Theo Chase were not
absent or tardy during the term.
Supt. of Schools, Harrison w. Web
Der visited the Currier and Dunn school
Thursday. Mr. Weber has had charge
Of the schools for some time and has
great interest in the welfare and adj
Vancement of the pupils and a thor
ough understanding of the needs of
each school. His visits are always a
pleasure to the teachers and pupils.
Miss Lura White was a visitor at
Maple Grove Farm over Sunday.
Bertice A. White will pass her va
cation in New Vineyard with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Tur-
ner
The Currier school closed Friday
Jan. %. Visitors were present during
the afternoon and work In different
classes was presented, after which ii
treat was enjoyed. The following pu-
pills were not tardy or absent during
the term: Agnes E. Copp, Lila E.
Bourne, Lura L. White Bertce A.
White. Grace E. White, Mabel E.
White and Lloyd c. Ingham. Herbert
NJ. Currier did nearly as Well.
Grace F.. White of the Currfer school
aged years, has made a record in at
tendance which is hard to beat, having
attended school seven terms without
being absent or tardy.
WEST--T. n. French was in Liver
more Falls one day last week.
Thomas French was In South Ches-
terV1lle Monday to attend the funeral
of his hrother-in-law, Mr.. Pirkham
EAST.-Miss Izetta Royal of the
LongfellOw school closed a very sue
cessful term of school last Saturday.
Owing to the severe storm the enter
tainment planned for the last day was
not given. Miss Royal is an expert
enced and very efficient teacher and It
it hoped by the parents and pupils that
she may return for the spring term.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley L. Turner and
their family returned Saturday from
Warren, r. l., to their former home
here. Mr.. Turner was the victim of an
assault and robbery short time since,
but it is hoped by his many friends
that no permanent injuries will be the
result and all are pleased to welcome
them back. Mrs. E. H. Turner who
has been visiting them, accompanied
them as far as Boston, where she re-
manned for visit
Miss Pearl White closed her school
in the Cressy district Friday. AL
though this was Miss Whites first
school she was very successful and
gave good satisfaction. Mrs. Locke,
Mrs. Ingham and Mrs. Neal were
guests at the school Friday afternoon
and a graphOphone concert was en-
joyed.
VASSALBORO.
EAST-Miss Myrtle Getchell of China
has been the guest of Mrs. Abbie Dow
the past week.
Miss Annie Mower was in Watcrvillc
Friday for the day.
Miss Ethel Pierson has gone to Port
land for Il short stay.
Mrs George jackson and Miss Irene
have been in Boston and New Hamr-
shire with Mr.. Jackson the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Lamnson left Thursday
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to undergo a critical operation. Her
many friends are anXiOusly awaiting
her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Skillings have
been suffering from the grip the past
week
Mrs. Karl Gates has been i'll from a
severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. George Taylor passed few
days in Waterville last week.
Edward J. Taylor is serving as a
juror at the present term of court.
S. c. w. Simpson, assistant secretary
of the Senate this winter. was the
guest of Il. II. Priest over Sunday.
George Fletcher of Clinton was a re-
cent business caller in the place.
Mrs Forest Whitebouse was a caller
in the place Friday.
A teachers meeting was held at the
school building Friday afternoon at
which all the teachers in town were
present Supt Starley addressed the
meeting after which matters of interest
in reference to school work were
brought up.
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