Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06
Officers Elected at Meet
. ing Of First Baptist Parish.
Glass Parts Awarded Seniors
Of NoTTidgewock High School.
Election Of School Sup't for knson,
New Vineyard and kingfieId.

The Somerset Lodge, r. and 4. NJ"
will confer the Third degree unon 4
V.ell-knOwn citizen a the meeting on
April 10.
The annual meeting of the First Pap
F.: list churcn parish was held TUESDAY
! right. y. II. Wyman otficiated rs nod-
. orator. The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year: clerk.
Charles +. Allen: assessors and Sollci-
tots, Frank \. Nolin. ManleH T. Fool
oI and George c. Thompson; treasurer
1 Harvey White: auditor, George {.
Thompson The finances of the parish
; as shown by the treasurer's report ap-
pear in a most satisfactory condition.
II was voted to increase the pastors
= salary for the coming year.
The engagement OF Miss Julia Boyn-
!. ton Of Skowhegan. and L. NJ. Mitchell
of Boston, has been announced by her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. William II.
Boyn;on.
J. II. Foster has been elected super
intendcnt OF the Arson, New Vineyard
aud Kingfield schools. Mr.. Foster has
been superintendent Of schools for
eight years. Superintendent Foster
announced Tuesday the names of the
following teachers for the Arson vii
Iage schools: Miss Susie Clark. Mark
Emery school: Miss Emily Sawyer. in
termediate: Miss Nellie Greenlcaf,
primary: at Arson village Grammar,
(. l.. Sidelnger: Miss ClariSsa Flint,
intermediates, Miss Annie Roberts,
Grades III and "; Miss Alice Walsh,
Grades | and II; Miss Bertha Paine,
sub primary. The Shakespeare school
Will be taught by Mrs. Ivie Paine and
the Franklin school by Mrs. Addie
Oliver. Mrs. Maude Emery has been
engaged to teach music in the village
schools
The class parts have been awarded
the Seniors in the Norridsewock High
school as follows; Valedictory, Leo V.
Winslow; salutatory, Lillian Brown;
class essay, Bertha A. Bates Grafton,
John b. Wilder: history. Fred H..
.Spaulding; prophecy, Sadie b. White
presentation of gifts EdWina i. Yea
ton.
David Creighton, who two years ago
bought the Haines place at I.arone, has
sold it to Mr. Haines and he has
bought the Yeo place in Norridgewock
and moved his family there.
The regular meeting of the Helen
any church will meet with Miss Ann
Morrison on Friday at 80 p VI.
a meeting of the Senior class of the
Skowhegan High school was held Tues
day night and it was voted Ia hold the
graduating exercises on June %. The
Baeealaurate sermon will be preached
by Rev. George Merriam of the Beth
any Baptist church the Sunday preced-
ing. The annual picnic will be held
the day following graduation at Smith
field
a fight is soon to be waged against
the brown tail moth in this section
Hundreds OF nests have been found re-
Gently. In coming from East Madison
one day this week one farmer coUntr'|
on the trees by the roadside over 40
Gne one tree at the end of the railroad
bridge in this village % nests were
found. 1t seems that the moths do not
fnfest maple trees much but are found
IN apple trees and other fruit trees.
Apple growers are fighting hard to rid
their orchards of these pests.
Rev. +. L. Hayward, who supplies
the pulpit of the Hinckley- Clinton
church each Sunday afternoon, is hav-
ing very good success there. Last
Sunday there We're 10 new members
taken into the church.