Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-04
SK0WHECiN.

The town warrant has been poste d
and contains 10 articles. which is the
largest number in the history eff the
town. They are brief, and all with the
exception of very few Of a tame ma
tere. There is one to have the poll
tax reduced from 81 TO 81. one to es-
tablish a municipal fuel yard; one
asking the town to provide more school
reem in the village. Quite a number of
ineandeseent lights are asked for on
various streets Sewers are asked for
ON Factory and Hanover streets; one to
extend from Jewett street on North
avenue. up Athens avenue; one from
bloomfield street down Main street;
one or Ierett street frem Madison
arenue to North Avenue; enc on Wesg
Front street. A hydrant is asked for
on Bloomfield street; a new schoolhouse
II Gouid district; an article to see if
town will rebuild Water street from
RAILROAD street to crossing; to macada-
miZed east end Of High street to North
street to junction of High street and
Water street. TO macadaniZe North
street, from Leavitt street to Winter
street; to build sidewalk on East
Front street, from Joseph Murray's
easterly to residence Of Joseph Max
well: to build a sidewalk commencing
at the bridge on Hathaway street to
Main street: to build a sidewalk on
East Maple street. from North str Ell
to School street; to build sidewalk on
JeRett street. starting at Madison ave-
une: to accept a hydrant on Alder
street, near the Skowhegan Lumber
- - Al,
viii have non-reside Mt taxes paid on
or before Dec. /, 1919. The town re-
ports. Including the list O. real estate
ownors of the town. viii be issued, this
week.
Miss Leila wyman enjoyed the week
ond visiting friends in Gorham.
Teachers in Somerset county taking
the state examination, Saturday sere,
Bertha Coniey; Susie cuilikfn Scion.
Myra French, SkoN hogan; Stella HiE
Scion; Nellie NJ Drsw Solen. Afn S G..
Mahoney Scion; Nellie f. Mo dy,
starlss: Florence Dfage solon; Jannie
Murray, Madison. Grace l.. Young
Nor1idgewock; Rena =. Mecollar So
Ion: Gertrudo prephy Scion; Alice -.
Carll Maids n; Marion star iri. So
lon; Mary Prince. Madison; Mad I'M
Emery, New Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. I.ean Pariin went Non
cay, to Bangor, wl5er Mrs. Parlin T'A
visit her mother Mr. Parlin viii extent
rs trip into Washington county.
A Missionary meeting viii be bed
Friday afternoon. at the Bothsnt
church, and I5elea CofnTn secit q Eas
invited the circles Of the other thfa7
churches.
Hon n n Merrill and z. Z. NJ rrill
returned, SATURDAY, from Portland
whore they had he conducting ~
hearing in behalf of Harmony IN r.
gard to The dispute in the plans Of the
new Harmony Fieh School
The next meetine OF Sorosis VII b.
held March II, and it viii b Natural
History Day" Papers VIII be read on
Brig Iife.' Life Story Of The Zee"
HABITS and History OF the Ants, and
Burroughs, "Wakerobin.'
Mrs Lis Patten went, Monday.
to EalloweH where she met Mrs. Ed
win A. Richards of Westbrook as the
nominating committee Of the Fedora
ton Of Womon's Clubs. Other members
of the committee are: Mrs. Mary Heath
of Waterville; Mrs. Moses Purpee.
Houlton and Mrs. Henrietta Wood of
Norridgewock
The latest report which comes from
Father p. T.. Desjardins is that the
parochial school will reopen IN the fall,
which will include the lower grades. If
this comes about the village schools
will be relieved of their crowded con-
dition somewhat, although more room
ic raadaA xsstfh thiS cPl1an1