Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-30
KENNEBEC
WINDSOR.

WESI-Tne Agricultural imp oNeiiNt
club of South Vassalboro and West
Windsor met at the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs o. f. Carpenter, the president IN
the chair with an attendance OF over
90 The seefetary's report was read ana
accepted.
There were seven candidates presented.
II was moved that the names De laia
on the table and voted on at the next
meeting The secretary, Miss Gladys
'Pwitcheu has resigned her Office MISS
Belle TAYLOR was appointed 10 NIL the
nositiou IL was moved the next meet
ing be held at A. c. Browns on Satur-
day evening, Sept. 8. A paper was feae'
on Poultry Raising by Miss 1Witchel',
the secretary and discussed by the mem
hers. all business being finished tue
club voted TO adjourn To hold soelai
hour The company was entertained
with a musical program. Piano solos by
Miss Hazel Carpenter, instrumental
four hand selections by Miss Carpenter
and Mrs. Evelyn Mason, Gharades and
games under the direction of Mrs. Edythe
stewart were enjoyed for short time
aftar which delicious refreshments We're
served. The out-of-town guests We're
Mrs Lewis IiChtNI w to1 iNO|NSNt -
Lee stone, Athoi. Mass, Miss Winnie
fred Gardner Skowhegan, Me, MI
pond Augusta. Me, Miss Hazel car=
nenter of south birmingham, Mass
who has been a visitor at the nome
of her uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Gar
penter, for the past month.
Mrs. William Cappers sailed from
canal Zone To New York on the >. -.
Colon. arriving in town aug. ~ where
she viii visit relatives for an indefinite
time.
Mrs NJ F. Hutchinson and daughter
E,aythe f returned To their home IN
yinslow saturday a. NJ. after passing
the week at {. F. Taylot's.
All enioved the Sunday school picnic
held i'm the Pierce grove near the pahN
of Three Mile pond last Friday.
Several from this section attended the
Irnion eampmeeting sunday held IN Inc
grove at Weber pond.
Mrs q a Bills and son Ralph, Mrs.
Arden Hall and daughter Lydia, VINO
| a,a haen the guests of Mrs. j. III. Bar
,an ana other friends in Maine, have re-
,,r,aa IN their homes in Massachusetts.
Fr,ends of Bert Ira True, who IS be-
ing treated al lhe <NusNSs''
nitaI will be glad to learn that ne Is
comfortable and doing well as couiu D'
expected. -
Morris smith of East SomerVlile' Who
| 10 nsssing his vacation at stephen LAM
SONS will take the blue ribbon on hsh-
ing having a fine catch recently Oh SIX
black bass the string weighing ~ pouiias'
Mrs William Stewart left Monday Tor
waterville to attend the summer schooi
held in that place
Nc Fred Niles and children, who
| have been visiting her father augustus
Ravnes. have returned TO her nome iii
| Hallowell
Mr. and Mrs Martin Webber of South
China were guests of Augustus Raynes
| and daughter last Wednesday.
| WAYNE.
Among the people summerlng at
IWayne are many who are engaged in
educational work DR.. NJ. A. Brow
baugh, superintendent OF schools,
| Philadelphia f. IL. Healey, principal
| manual training department Pratt IN
stitute, Brooklyn. n. Y. Dr.. Hyatt,
lecturer for New York City board #
Education; Melvin Smith, principal.
Dover, n. H.. High school Henry
| Burr, principal, Wilmantic. Conn.
Normal School; Marcus White prin-
cipal, New Britain, Conn., Normal
School; Freeman Burr. Science depart
ment, Hartford, Conn, Normal School;
Miss f. c. Allen, principal public
school. Atlantic City, n. j.; Miss a.
Louise Barker, English department,
Dover, n. H., High school; Arthur b.
Lord principal Smith Grammar school,
Augusta, Me-; Miss Lora 4. Norris
public school, Lynn, Mass; Herbert
Morse, of State Board of Education
Trenton, n. j.; H. c. Chase, formerly
superintendent Rumford Falls, Me;
Prof. George S. Dole, Druly College
| Missouri; Prof. Lewis A. Dole. Suffield
| Literary Institute, Suffield Conn.
Prof. Morse, curator, State Museum
New Jersey, Prof. Ottmann, Philade!-
phia.
, Others who have passed shorter va
cations i'm Wayne are: ID. j. Callahan
superintendent of schools, Lewiston
Miss Stella Weaver. Horace Mann
School, Boston,; Henry c.. Buchanan