Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
MONMOUTH

teitaIned her Sunday school class a,
her home on the Blue road Friday
evening, Nov. 8. The evening passed
pleasantly with games and stunts. and
jolly good time was enjoyed Many
contest prizes were won by James and
Robert Lunn, and Frank Frost. Ice
present were Roy Robertson, Forest
Getchell. James Lunn. Robert Lunn
Frank Frost. Lawton Frost. Harlanj
CARLY and Russell Roiee When they
left they gave three good cheers fol
their teacher. Mrs. Greenlief has had
much experience with boys and girls
having been a school teacher and knows
how to give them a good time.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. G. w. NJ. Keyes Tues
day afternoon
Mrs. Benjamin Gardiner of Chelsea.
Mass. was called here Saturday on ac-
count of the critical illness of her IA
Their, Albert Neal.
wallace Trask. who has been work
ing in Cornish. is sick at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
TEask
r. R. Flanders is ill at his home on
Main street
Maurice Bragdon of Portland was the
weekend guest Of his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Bragdon
Arthur Merrill of Sutton. Mass. for
merly superintendent the Fish hatch
cry here. was the guest of Mrs.
Ethan Little last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of
Lewiston passed the weekend with
MI Simpsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Simpson
Mrs. Adeline tSawyer) Peters, wife of
Maurice Peters. died suddenly at he-
nome on Main street. Saturday after
noon about o'clock. Although she had
been in poor health all summer and at
times critically i'll. for. the past few
weeks she seemed to be improving. but
death came very suddenly at last
Mrs. Peters was born in Hopkinton.
Mass. She was twice married, her
first husband was Albert Sawyer of
Monmouth, soon after her marriage
she came to Monmouth where she has
since resided. She was a member OF
the Methodist church and Monmouth
Grange. She was of modest retiring
disposition, much esteemed by those
who knew her. Besides her husband
she leaves one SON. Carl Sawyer. of
Boston. and a neice and n nephew.
Funeral services were held from the
home Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The meeting of Monmouth Parent
Teachers Association was held at
grange hall. Monday evening. Nov s.
The order of exercises was a follows:
Singing, school; reading. 9TH grade
pupils; song. Miss Virginia Richard
son: recitation, Harland CARLY:
health talk, Miss Winnifred E. TAYLOR
of Augusta, school director of health
work in Maine: discussion, parents
and teachers, reading of records of
last meeting: report of nominating
committee on the affairs for the com
ing year; election Of officers: singing.
America" by the school. Adjourn
ment. Officers for the next year were
elected: President. Principal A. j.
Chick, vice president, Superintendent
Mrs. HI. \. Henderson: secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Doris Davis.
Leland Davis and Burtes Fowler
has gone on a hunting trip with a
party from Winthrop.
Thursday at o'clock p. NJ. SUPER
intendent Henderson meets the Litch-
field teachers for conference at the
Willard school at North Litchfield.
Supt. Henderson attended the Pa
rent Teachers meeting of West Gar
diner. Tuesday afternoon at Spears
Corner.
Miss Florence Hall, State agent for
rural schools. gave an interesting talk
on her work.
Miss Helen Prescott is visiting
friends in Boston
Miss Helen Haynes will attend the