Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

! school building and teacher in Grade
s. with Miss Elizabeth Scott. Miss
Lizzie B. Higgins and Mrs. x. G.
/. Holbrook as teachers in Grades 5.
and respectively. In the Lincoln
building Mrs. Earle Greene has been
reelected principal and third grade
teacher with Miss Elizabeth Aacom-
Der and Miss Helen E. Merriam as
second and first grade teachers. re-
elected. Mrs. Harry Day has been
reelected principal Of the kinder
! Garten with Miss Dorothy Day as
assistant and Mrs. r. S. Copp has
been reelected teacher in the Jew
| EFT street school building. Mrs. Liz
gle W. Healy has been reelected
| principal at the Academy building
and Miss Sarah Snow, teacher in the
| first grade. Ralph W. Leighton Is
elected jointly by the members OF
the school board and the trustees Of
Bloomfield Academy. A meeting has
been called for this purpose for next
, FridayQ night.
Herbert W. Light returned
member Of the Lakewood Stock
Co. for another year has arrived
from New York and was in town
Saturday greeting former acquaint.
ances.
! Memorial services for the late
Willard F. Smith were held from
his home Sunday afternoon at {
O'Clock. Rev. George Merriam Of the
Bethany Baptist church officiating
The remains were taken to Hartland
Tor burial in the Smith burial plot
in Pine Grove cemetery. Dr.. and
Mrs. K. W. Smith are here from
Freeport because Of this sad event.
| More definite arrangements have
been made for the annual reunion
Of the alumni Of the Skowhegan
High school which is to be held on
Commencement day. June 20. on the
second floor Of the Masonic Temple
It is planned to meet at about 4.3o
P. NJ. and to pass the time from go
to $50 in renewing acquaintance
and in holding the annual business
session. At $50 q lunch will be
served in the Masonic dining room
and at 7.3o the alumni will fall in
lioe. the Oldest classes in the lead.
| and march to the auditorium Of the
Municipal building. where seats will
DO reserved for graduation. Only
seats will be reserved for actual
graduates Of s. II. S., but wives ana
husbands are eligible to attend the
banquet. Mrs. Kate 8. Simpson will
cater.
Members Of the family Of Rev.
George Merriam had the privilege OF
conversins with Thornton W. Merri.
am by telephone Saturday afternoon.
He has lately returned from overseas
and was visiting at the home Of his
uncle. DR.. E. F. Merriam in Brook.
line, Mass. when he telephoned
home. He has received his dis.
charge and will probably return to
Skowhegan on Tuesday.
The afternoon session Of the dis.
trict meeting Of Rebekahs which
convenes in ODD Fellows hall here
today (Monday) will be cancelled
and the f'rst feature will be instead
the supper at ESQ with the business
session following in the evening a.
we'll a. the sxsmpliacation Of the de-
gree work BY Sterling Rebskah
Lodge.
The members Of the searchl,sht
Club ssrs entertained at q club
meeting Friday afternoon at tho
home Of their leader. Miss Hannah
r. Pago. The time was passed in
sewing IN Z baby's layette for the
Rsd Cross. The next REGULAR meet.
1ng will occur on the night Of the
High school graduation ana because
Of this It has bosn postponed until
the week following when q picnic
supper viii b enjoyed.
The Clemeutine Weston W. c. +.
o. WIN b entertained by Mas Cert
rude Q. Weston ct her homo Tues.
day afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps held q
regular meeting Friday afternoon IA
Grand Army hall, with the president,
Mrs. Viola Smith presiding. Plans
were made Tor . deid day meeting
IN June but there win NOT 30 another
regular meeting Of the Corps until
the third Friday in July. Appoint
ments were made to mi declarations
OF delegates to attend the state de-
partment convention in Auburn the
18th and 18th and the following are
now appointed: Mrs. Annie B. Stew.
ard. Ars. Mary s. T. Burns. with
Mrs. ]. n. Smith az first alternate
and Mrs. Issie J. Williams as sec.
ond.
The Girls Housekeeping Club met