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

f"en elected to the princinalsh;n :.
somerset Academy, taking the ma.
&c Vincent Getto. resigned, Nil.
Mia E. Davis Of Newport is to he q,
sistant and Miss Gladys L. Hamo, :.
Eangor will return to teach dones,o
science branches. Ruby Willis ha,
teen engaged to teach the Primary
school and Mrs. Belva 3. Hutchinso,
The Grammar. Other teachers An
bounced by Supt Carl Rhodes ara.
Lincoln, Mrs. Gertrude Weeks: Ste..
son. Miss Fannie Butler: Lons.
fellow. Lottia B. Reed: Garfield, Mys
Gala Scribner: Franklin. Vera
leighton; Mckinley. Alice Leighton,
Coston Corner, Ida l. Thompson n.
Lincoln school opened August 18TH
and all the others are to open Sen.
TENDER Sd. Other schools in NJ,
khoades' territory include those A.
Cambridge where the followins
teachers have been elected: VILLAGE
Pearl Magoon; Wehoer. Mrs. Mari.
T.. kimhall; Flat, Hildred >'onrov
These schools open September
At Cornville the schools begin Sep.
1cmber 3 with the following teach.
e,s: Kinsnan. Mrs. Bernice Hight.
lincoln. Alice York; Mckinley, Hids
Eoston; Revere. Velma Bush
Roosevelt, Mrs. Maude Smith; Whit,
the schools begin September 9th as
follows: High school. Burton ".
I:ish, principal: Dorothy Crawford.
assistant; Grammar, Albra Foss In.
tcrmediate. Mrs. Clara Perkins;
Primary. Viola Taylor; Mainstream.
Orie McCollar; South Road, Noble
Fowlie; Whittier, Esther Poland;
K!ondike. Doris Cooley. The last
four mentioned begin September So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Sanders and
daughter are spending about two
weeks in New Hampshire.
Miss Ella Robinson, a teacher In
Lancaster. y. H.. has been visiting
Mrs. Ella Fl. Russell.
The remains of the late James NJ
sinner of Sidney, formerly q
Athens, were brought here recently
for interment in Mount Rest GENE
terry.
Mrs. Make Tarbeil has been pass.
ing several days in Rockland with
her son. Chas. w. Tarhell an.l wife.
Her grandson, Master Ralph Pratt
q Harrisburg, Penn. who is here for
the summer, has gone TO Turner to
visit with his fathers people, but
later when his father, Ralph Pratt
comes from Harrisburg. all will re.
:rrn TO Athens for longer stay.
Ned Bower of Detroit. Mich. has
IL med Mrs. Rover and little daugh.
tor in town.
H. Tobcy Moores OF skowhegan
who has lately returned from summer
school at Dartmouth college, ha,|
been visiting his grandfather
i'oratio Tobey. returning to Skowhe.
gan Friday. He expects 70 accept
government position in Washington.
Y. G..
Mrs. Benjamin Walker OF Anson,
formerly Ella May Jewell of this
I';ace. has been a visitor in town,
Rev. 3. II. johnson. who with Mrs.
Johnson has been here from Els.
worth to harvest his hay, spoke last
- %iu1iN tOi VIC ptlSt SOCfttS dt tue
Union church.
Willard s. Marble. g. T. Marble,
Pearl Reed and A. T. Marble of Har.
money. heirs of the late Amaziah
,tarble of this place. have sold for
slohn the property on the Brighton
read to Laroy Campbell of Athens.
The Covenant meeting Of the Rap
.;st society was held Saturday after.
noon at the Union church and pre-
ceded tho meeting Of the Good VIII
Club. At the latter gathering the
young people enjoyed n program
which included recitation by Ar
line York. reading STORY OF Good
VIII by Mrs. York: Il song by Marion
Allen and solo by Mrs. l.. n. Filing
wood. The singing Of children's
songs was indulgcd in and games
we're played on the lawn.
The Baptist Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lii
an Emery