Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-08
HINCkLEY

was in town, Monday.
Mrs. Altana Beal Clark of Cali
'fornia, who has been visiting during
the summer at the home of her
brother. e. j. Mitchell. on the Clin-
ton side, recently was a guest of the
family of George T. Tibbetts.
Miss Georgia Morrow, who passed
a months vacation with friends at
Wellesley. Mass. has returned and
resumed her duties as teacher at
Good Will Farm.
Mrs Olin Bridges was a caller at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Delmar Sawyer, Monday.
Melvin Palmer was in Athens
Sunday the guest of his aunt. Mrs.
Lydia Walker.
Mildred Elliott of the east side of
the river was in this village calling,
Tuesday.
The Philathea class is to meet at
the church, Wednesday afternoon.
with Mrs Asa Pratt and Mrs. Ernest
Pratt, hostesses.
Services were resumed at the
church Sunday, after a two weeks
suspension. Rev. George Merriam &C.
cupying the pulpit
Carl Roderick of Skowhegan is
working for Philander Bessey, re-
modelling his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Alexander of
Portland accompanied by Mrs Alex
ander's sister and little daughter,
also an aunt, were callers in town
Saturday on their way to Hartland
for a short visit. The trip was made
in the Alexander car.
Norman and Albert Palmer. and
Arnold Clifford entered Good Will
school. Monday morning as Sth
grade pupils. Ida Clifford entered
at Ryerson hall.
| School will begin in this district,
Monday morning. Sept. II, with Mrs.
| Frances Hall as teacher.
! Mrs. Ivanella Palmer has been ap-
/ pointed educational director at
| Hinckley. This is in support of the
League of Patriotic Propagandists
for the establishment of a competi-
tive patriotic public speaking plan.
The Maine Federation of Women s
| Clubs at the fall meeting in Bruins
wick last year endorsed the prospec-
/ tive, work of the League.
! The books in the Hinck1ey branch
of the Lawrence Library are: Polly
anna Grows Up. Porter; Fairy Tales
! from Many Lands. katherine Pyle;
! Four BOYS and a Fortune. Tomlin-
son; The Wonderful Wizard of o.
Baum; Dotties' Flyaway, Sophie
May; The Twin. Cousin. Sophie May;
Marching Against the 1roquois
Tomlinson; Room No. 3; Peter New
/ ell Mother Goose. Bailey; The Bor-
dered Up House, Augusta HULL Sea
man; Strawberry Acres, Richmond
Mr. Crex of Monte Carlo. Open
helm: The Rights of Man, Iymor
Abbott; Days Out of Doors. Charles
c. Abbott: Bible Teachings from Ma
ture. James H. Earle; The Spinner
Family. Alice Jean Patterson; Mis-
chief Maker, Phillips Oppenheim;
The Pine Tree Coast. Samuel Adams
Drake: st. Nicholas (magazine)
The Italian Twins. Perkins; The
Masters Violin, Myrtle Reed; Sci
ence and Health. with Key to the
Scriptures. Mary Baker Eddy; Birds
Of Village and Field Florence A
Merriam: Truly Stories from the
Surely Bible. Margaret Howard; Bet
ty Alden. A Story of the Pilgrims
Skies and Sevens, o. Henry; House
I in the Mist. Anna Katherine Green
Dan Boards Animal Book, Oar
Beard; How to Have Bird Neigh
bors. S. Louise Patterson; Canoe anC
Camera. Thomas Sedgwick Steele
Ways of Wood Folk, William j
Penn Shirley; Lincoln's Birthday
Robert Haven Shauffler; The Home
Aquarium. Eugene Smith; Red Pep
per Burns. Richmond; Wild Ami
mails Every Child Should Know
Rogers: New England Legends anc
Folk Lore. s. A. Drake; Over the
Top. Empey; Treasure Island, Rob,
ert Louis Stevenson; An Old Chester
Secret.
Those who attended the unwilling
!. of the bronze tablet in memory OF
/ The odore Roosevelt at Good Will
Monday were much pleased. The
tablet was presented by a. Newton
Plummer. who made interesting re
marks William S Sewall, better
known as "Bilr' Sewell Theodore
Roosevelt's Maine guide, was intro
duced and paid tribute to Mr.. Roose-
velt's life. in a few well chosen
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lea" was sung in closing. Rev. 6
! w. Hinckley had charge of the pro
gram and mpressively introducing