Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-06

ward Merrill; monitor. Alta Porter; bus
mess agent. ]. H. Grundy: music COM
mittee. Alta Porter. Ruth Viles. Fol
lowing the business session social was
held, games being played by the young
people. The business ard social meet
ings are to be held once month as for
merlE and the devotional services Sun
day evenings at $50 instead of 6 O'Clock
as formerly.
The ice has gone ont of Moosehead
lake considerably earlier than usual
The logs going down stream are from
the Dead River districts.
1t is more than probable that draw
ing viii be omitted from the pubic
school courses another year because or
the high price of the necessary mate
rails to conduct the study successmu-
H. The drawing teacher, Miss NJ. j.
stevens. has resigned and no one was
elected 70 i'll the vacancy at the meeting
OF the school board held Friday after
noon. Because of the necessity OF
vote OF the school board and the board
of trustees of Bloomfield Academy in
the matter OF High school principal, Mr..
Leighton has not as vet. but doubtless
will be reelected principal OF the High
school Miss Iedman who has been
teaching as a substitute for Miss A. P.
Mantor, it is understood will return to
school to resume her studies neXt fall
and accordingly she was not elected
by the school board for another year.
Teachers in the High school building
reelected were First Assistant Miss
Dorothy NJ. Elliot. Mrs 5. NJ. Cover,
Miss +. L. Meader. Miss Ruth Morgan,
Miss Evie A. Carl. Miss Doris Rayner,
Miss Laura Colwell Miss c. .N.
Carpenter domestic science) and
F. w. Knowlton (manual train
/ ing>. Other teachers reelected were
Mrs Nellie r. Copp, Jewett street
I school; Mrs. Earle Green principal
Lincoln, Grade 3; Mrs. Lizzie W. Healey,
! principal Academy Grade ,: Miss A. NJ
Swain. principal Garfield, Grade 6; Mrs
! Alice +. Mitchell, principal Park. Grade
6; Miss Belle Dennison, Garfield Grade
! 6; Miss l.. E. Higgins, Park, Grade A.;
I Mrs. Kate c. Holbrook. Park. Grade 3:
/ Mrs. Nancy Hucilns. Malbon's Mills
! Miss NJ. NJ Kennedy, Richa rdson
school; Miss Margaret Lord, Blunt
Miss Elizabeth Macomber, Lincoln
I Grade ,; Mrs. Eta ). Merrill Garfield,
Grade .; Miss Margaret Moor, kinder
garten: Lana Nottage. Gould: Miss O
! j. Ramsdell. Lincoln. Grade /: Miss NJ
! f. Ross. assistant Grade >: Mrs. Dells
Sandford Dudley Corner: Sarah Snow,
Academy, Grade /; Ella Wentworth
/ Pitts; Bertha Young. Parker Owing to
the resignation of Miss y. T.. Pummer
the two seventh grades at the High
school building have been combined ANA
are being taught by Miss Carl assisted
/ by Miss Ruby Dyer. Miss Rayner ana
I Miss Colwell are not the teachers i'm the
! two eighth grades. The High and viii
lage schools begin Sept. . and the rural
schools Sept Q
Jack Harrington Of New York. wh1
i has passed some time al Lakewood
in the past is passing some iimc in
SkoWhegan and vicinity. for the
| present being registered at Hotel OK
| ford
The smallpox situation in Skowhe-
gan has been. looking rather serious
for the past few days. five families
being under quarantine Saturd ~.
Among these is the family Of Dr.. w
s. StinchfieId, Mrs. tSinchficld being
iii with the disease. DR.. Young OF Au-
gusta of the State Board of Health,
was here Friday and Saturday 10
| investigate the cases in connection
with DR.. GAIA of the local Board Of
| Health.
/ William James Knox, machiniSt,
| IF Fairfield, appeared before the
clerk of courts here Saturday for tie
purpose of declaring first Intentions
OF naturalization.
Two bankruptcy matters were in or
der for hearing Saturday at the Of
flee Of Referee Daniel Lewis here.
One was the case of Elbridge Z.
Hatch of Cambridge. his attorney be-
ing John + Holman of Athens. The
bankrupt was examined and Attur-
ney W. H. Hawes of Skowhcgan was
appointed trustee. Creditors appear
ing were ID. Is. Whitney of Cam
| bridge, w. F.. Marble Of Harmony
and p. II. Knowlton of the firm of
Hussey e knowIton of Guilforcf. In
the matter Of Willis A. Brooks Of
! P:ttsfeld. no creditors appeared ami
there are no assets. Mr.. Brooks at
/ torney is II H. Thurlough Of Pitts
field and Augusta.
The Maine Spinning Co. has pre-
sented the Fed Cross Auxiliary VITA
$50 pounds of khaki stocking yarn.
Marriage intentions Of George W-is-
ig of Skowhegan. formerly of Brook
l;n. y. y. and Miss Flora A. I.an"y,
daughter Of Icrley Laney Of SkoT-
hagan, have leen placed on file