Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-07
skoWHEeAN.
Schools Open in Many
Surrounding Towns.
Sudden Death Of Young Woman
In Town Sunday Forenoon.
4 Prominent nsrrldgswoek Citizen
oIss- Village Personals.

The annual Grange fair will be held
Oct at Canaan. Kendalls Orchestra
will furnish music both afternoon and
evening.
T. w. w. Atwood, general manager
Of the Portland Packing Co. was in
town over Monday on business con-
nected with the local shop The shop
here will open this week.
Mrs w. H. Stevens and son Ed
mund, who have been spending the
summer at Bloomfield cottage. return
ed Tuesday to their home in North
Cambridge, Mass
Mis- Maude Merrill left Tuesday for
Keene, " H., where she will assume
her position as assistant in the High
school. She will make her home with
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Brooks.
Charlie Dysart and Robert Green
left here Monday for Houton, where
they will spend several weeks.
The Canaan schools opened Tuesday
for the fall term. The following is a
list Of the teachers: High school, Har-
old Nutting of Colby College; Gram
mar school, Mrs. Nellie Goodridge
Slab City, Ethel Allen; Lewis school
Edna VI Nye; Moor's Mills, Baerle T
Foster: Rams dell District, Edna
Humphrey; Haskell District, Almar
FernaId Brook school. Alice G. Lewis
Whittier, -Mabelle Ames; Browns Cor
ner. Nellie Rand; Primary school
Flora J. Gleason.
Miss Elsie Rollins died Sunday fore
noon after only a weeks illness with
appendicitis, aged 30 years "A weet
oh taker
suddenly with an acute attack after
having. felt we'll during the day She
had been planning to go on her vaca-
ton to Bingham the next day. Sh'
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Rollins Of Madison avenue
Besides the parents, two sisters, Inc.
and Christine. survive. Funeral ser
vices were held Tuesday with Rev. z
3. Merrill of the Congregations
church officiating.
Word was received here recently
that F.. J. McNeelie of Tacoma. Wash
brother of E E. McNeelie of this toWf'
had met with a loss of s25O,000 by hre
caused by the burning of a mill n
owned.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Taylor left her
Monday for Freeport. where Mr. ray
lor is principal of the High schoo
They have been this summer o.
Tumbledown mountain up in th'
northern part of Maine, MT Taylor be
ing fire warden there.
Mrs. Fannie Fletcher went to North
field Monday to he matron of the Bets
Moody cottage which is connected wit
the Moody school
Arthur Reaulieu and Miss Mar
Provencal were married Monday morn
ing at st. Marys church by the Rev
FIR. p e. esJardins. They started OF
the 755 train for short wedding trip
Mr. Beaulieu works in the cigar fac
tory Of Joseph Provencal. a brother o
the bride.
Lorenzo Palmer went to Houlto'
Monday to visit John Cox and family
Later he will go to the Pressure ISL
fair. Mr.. Palmer was a resident e
Pressure Isle IS years ago. Mr.. Paine
is one of the smartest old men of tn
town, being able to work every sday.
Miss Harriet Cleveland left Monda'
for Kingfield. where she has positio!
at HAYDEN lake. on the East Madison
side near that Of Harvey Goodwin.
The fall term of the Norridgewoc'
schools opened Tuesday with the fol
lowing teachers: High school. ]. c
Barrier. principal. Florence Chase 0
Barring assistant: Grammar schoo'
Miss Ada Jeffreys of Monmouth prir
cipal, Miss Clara .FOss of Harmony
assistant: intermediate. school Mrs
Winnie Burgess Of. Norridgewock an.
Miss Maud Lancaster; Rural schools