Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
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Schools in Town to Reopen
Sept. 16-List of Teachers
All Day Session Of Instruc-
tors for Sent. II

The schools in town will open Mou-
day, Sept. Is. with the following list
Of teachers: High school. Archie A.
Hartford of Westport. Mass Miss
Frances Morrill, Of Watervi,.e, Mrs,
A. Maud Twitchell Of Rowlcy. Mass.
grammar school. Grade 9, Mss Ella
Fleenan: Grade s. Wilma Stur:e-
want: Grade I. Miss Gertrude Brn6-
street; Grade and 5. Mrs. era &c
ThcmI son: Sand Hill principal. Mis-
Jennie Chadwick: Grade AMI S,
Miss Marie Marcou: Grade l. Miss
Willie lmina Butterfield: sub rrlma,v.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinsmay. Fl rt
schcC', Grades 4. : and :. Mss Kath-
erirr Bowler: Grades I, and 2.
Miss Cora 8, Crabtrne. II ,ll:r.:s-
worth & Whitney school, Grades
and . Miss Harriet Vial; Grades 5
anG 4 Miss Lyd, B. Kelley: Barton
soE"oi. Miss Marion STANLEY War
rem school. Mrs. Minnie Garland:
Baptist school, Charles w. Wilson:
Paines Corner. Miss Olive Gould:
REYNOLDS Hill, Mrs. W. T. Reynolds;
domestic science. Miss Agnes H.
Gardner. The English department Of
tho high school and the manual
training vacancies to be filled
An all-dav meeting for the teach
er9 OF the towns of Winslow. Vas
salboro and China will be held Sat
urdav. Sent. A. at the grammar
school building in this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morrow are the
parents Of little daughter. born
Aug 10
Miss Cleo Williams is employed as
sa'eslady at the Benton avenue mar
ket
Mrs, Arthur b Robinson Tuesday
attended the funeral Of Charles
Harding at Portland Mrs. Harding
wa1 formerly Miss Clara Garland.
George Suite and George Rai~d
are enjoying vacation at Weber
pond.
| Friends in town have received
cards from Mr.. and Mrs Frank =.
Do!lon. WHO ore en- route for Ma
finez, Cal, that We're written at
Whiteford, Pa. stating they rad
campcd that night IN 4 echoolho,:sa
yard and had m ~, comforts O.
home "hey expected to roach Pitts
|ur:'. Pa. in two DAYS
Charles w Wixon ACCOMPANIED
( Edward s. Crosbv Monday morning
to the Eye and Ear Infirmary at
PORTLAND. Mr.. Crosby has been grad
ually loosing his eye sight for the
! past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Wixon sons
Wesley. Edwin and Carroll Sunday
attended the Gilman reunion at the
Sparkey homestead in China Twen-
t! five We're present.
Miss Deborah Williams, head nurse
ir the hospital at Brookline Mass. is
a guest for a few days of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Eaton.
William Burgess after short fur
10 Ugh at his home on Danielson street
returned Sunday night to Camp Dew
ems.
Miss May L. White. nurse in the
Trattleboro Retreat at Bra .tleboro,
~, is a guest Of her sister in la W.
Mrs. Frank J. White for two weeks.
Mrs. Hollis A. Simpson is It guest
Of her daughter, Mrs Sidney Patter-
son a. Orono for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Suite and
children are passing their vacation
a Ocean Point.
Miss Helen r. Lewis of Bath is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w H Crosby
Mrs. Frank q. Pooler Misses Hazel
p. Pooler Beuah Withe, and Mildre
aine have been passing two days a.
the Chaffee cottage. Lake Messalonskee.
Howard. Charles and Miss Angie
Glidden of this town, Clarence and Miss
Vera Chalmers of Albion and Miss Hel-
en- Shaw of Augusta are passing the
week a. China lake.
Mrs. J. l.. Locke of Bangor is a guest
of Der husband. who is employed by the
Gulf Refining Co. in town
Frank J. White. Benton avenue. vno
was seriously injured while repairing
the elevator at the Wyanaotte worstel
mill recently, was reported TUESDAY as
being very comfortable
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lewis Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Lewis and childrar and Miss
Doris Norton Of China were recer; call
ers at j H. Bailey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Downs are the
parents of little daughter bor- Aug
.. She has been named Clementine
F. ". Tow!e and family and Mrs Al
len Weeks of Providence, r. we're
guests Sunday OF relatives in Belfast