Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Supt. CeIfish Announces
List Of Teachers.
Popcorn Carnival al Hon, Of
Nj, and Mrs. Nuiilng.
Apple Crop Prospecis..0iher Items
Of the Day In Town.

Superintendent L. w Gerrish an
nounced, Thursday, the complete list of
teachers for the Skowhegan schools as
follows: Supervisors-manua1 training,
&. +. w. Oechanpaugh; drawing, Margery
Loring; music, Elmer e. Towne; do
nestle science, Alice j. Harvey; Ban
gor; High school principal, r. w.
Leighton; submaster C. H. Benson, as
sistdnts, Miss Dorothy Elliott, Blanche
Emory and Florence Burnham: sth
Grade, Miss Leila Wyman; Garfield
principal, Addie Swain: assistants. d.
Jet Briggs, Lena McBane. Maud Ba-
con; Park, Alice E. Mitchell, Ethen NJ
NJ. Crook; Brewer, Lizzie Higgins, Kate
Holbrook, Lincoln, Gertrude Townsend,
Mabel Sweet, Harriet Simpson, Euniee
Hoyt: Academy Lizzie Healey, Grace
Ramsdell: Jewett, Nellie Copp; Kinder
garten, Ethelyn Steward, MabeIle Ross.
Rural schools-Dudleys Corner, Della
Sandford Parker, Alta Beynton; Rich
ardson, Charlotte Davis; Malbons'
Mills, Helen Pratt; Goulds' Leah Viles;
Pitts, Hazel viles: Blunt, Eta S. Mer
Arill ruant officers, c. z. Turner, A. 1,
Sawyer. the same being janitors. The
parochial school will open, this fall, re-
lieving the congestion OF the public
schools great deal. The village schools
will open, Sept. s.
Russell j. Powers of Brownville is
visiting his sister. Mrs. l.. w. Ger
IRISH.
]. T. Thibideau and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vital Bolduc have gone to Quebec on
an automobile trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Graves of
Trenton. n. J., are visiting Mr.. Graves
sister, Mrs. Harold Woodbury..
Mrs. A. L. Smith, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich,
has returned to her homei n Maiden.
]. w. Watson of Norridgewoek has
been drawn to serve on the grand jury,
and Fred A. Tobey and Roy Cunliff on
the traverse jury.
Miss Florence Bellington and Miss
Mary Emery, who have been visiting
Mrs Roy L. Marston at Boothbay, re-
turned home, Wednesday night.
A merry company of 81 Epworthians
and friends held Popcorn Carnival
with Olive Cleveland at the home of
MI, and Mrs John Nutting. The lawnI
was decorated with Japanese lanterns,
and was the scene of popcorn ball
races. popcorn eating contests andi
and games of every kind. The party ad
1ourued to the house, where short
interesting business meeting was held.
after which popcorn balls We're served
and the evening closed with music.
Charles White, the largest apple
grower in the county. stated. Thursday,
that there will be about a quarter of
an apple crop. this fall. He said the
trees blossomed well, but the buds
were blighted
Jothan Woods, for the past years
on The editorial staff of the Congrega-
tsonalist Magazine in Winchester,
Mass, has purchased the Haywood
farm on Somerset hill, Norridgewock,
and will move his family there Mrs
Woods is a former Norridgewock girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hinckiey of
Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Printiss Of New Haven, CT, are visit
ing Miss Mildred Keene. Mr.. Printiss Is
a professor at Yale.
The Bingham and Concord fair Will
be held on the Concord side. next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
George w. Cover, Esq, was In Wa
tervilIe on legal business, Thursday.