Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-27
NORTH ANSON

me AnScn Academy sessions BE-
sin Sept. . with Guy F. Williams as
pi incipal. Miss Mildred Manson of
SCION as assistant and Miss Edith
Harrison of Lancaster. n. H, a
Farnlington graduate, as teacher of
domestic science The graded schools
b gin next Tuesday, Sept. 3, with the
following instructors: Mark Emery
school. Grammar, Mrs. Nellie Dick,
with Miss Lula Gordon. assistant;
ali. and 5th grades, Miss Thelma
Foss: 81 and Sd grades. Miss Esther
-ianson;- LIST grade, Miss Bertha
naine. Garfield school at Arson,
Grammar. Miss I.izzatta Fiske with
Mrs. Ethel Baird Bell as assistant;
tth grade. Helen Brown; 4th grade
Celia Lawry; Sd. Arlene BARLEY
The Dinsmore and Bookervilie
schools are closed because of the
small attendance. Teachers in the
rural schools of Arson are Mrs. L.
V. Cooper in the 3ixhy district:
Mrs. Mabel Bracket in the Franklin
district; Bessie Luce in the Emerson
end Ezra Luce at the Shakespeare
school.
Mrs. F. Q. Lucier Of Washington.
p c., kas been visiting her aunt,
Yrs. w. r. Fenlason.
As the result of the Farm Manage
ment survey which has been con-
Quoted in this section under the di-
Fcction of Agricultural Agent r. NJ
stiles Of Somerset county. records Of
re farms in this section included in
l,@
Change hall Sept. Q. From these
records will be shown the labor in
come from each mans farm. For
ne two days following this meeting
". D. Jones. farm management
ocmonstrator, and Mr. Stiles will be
n this vicinity in conference with
the farmers.
Mrs. Bernard Whitney, who with
cir. Whitney has been living in
!'lngham, is now at her mothers
tcme here until Mr.. Whitney gets
located elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Clifford of VIII
TON are the parents of a 1911 pound
daughter.
Mrs. Henry Til!ey has been visit
ing with relatives in Pressure Isle.
The pulpit of the CONGREGATIONAL
church was occupied Sunday by Rev.
Charles Harbutt of Portland.
charles Anderson of the Arson
Valley section recently shot a black
"oodchuck, which was quite
curiosity.
Tho North Arson Red Cross
Auxiliary will have a lecture and So
"ial in rrabassett hall Wednesday
evening, Aug. 2s Rev. Mr.. Killam
q Oakland will deliver the address
a0d his topic will he "poin=s on the
ay 70 Camp Devens" He has
t'en engaged in Y. NJ c. A. work.
fr'ncipal Williams of Arson Acad-
eny stated Friday evening that
'aree enrolment of pupils was PROM
!ted Tor the fall term of tho academy.
Many Of these will come from out of
town and the registration nrobahIv.
WI be much larger than for wears.
ne new normal course which is to
pf opened will be taught by Prin
Williams.
The Walker Reunion.
A largely attended reunion Of the
oe Scenoants OF Capt Solomon
aiker was held last Thursday in
the Gardner Ingalls, Grove, Arson.
y picnic dinner was served. Many
were present from out of town a
lleasing program was also enjoyed.
oiiando Walker of Arson was elect
e president, to succeed Frank f.
stanley Of Newton, Mass, who was
tHled in an automobile accident Just
lew weeks ago while on his way
L.cfne from Squirrel Island. Mr..
STANLEY was man of much promi-
hence. but nowhere will he be more
sincerely mourned than by the men,
hers of the Walker family associa-
'on. His widow was before her
marriage, Miss Augusta Walker.
'ther officers elected to serve for the
ensuing year were: LIST vice presi-
cent, w. a. Hager Of waterville; I'd
wee president. Chas. p. Walker New
! ortiand: secretary and treasurer.
-afs' Charles Walker. New Portland:
en- ertainment committee. Florence
walker OF Arson; Augusta Bailey Of