Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-16
MONMOUTH

day, Sept. IS, with an enrolment of
So scholars, the entering class num-
bering % Principal Arthur j. Chick
Will have charge of mathematics and
science and his assistants will be
Miss Ruth A. Cummings, Belgrade.
Latin and English; Miss Alice NJ.
kcnning, Winthrop, French and his
tory. Miss Cummings comes well
recommended. She is graduate of
Bates college, class of 10, and has
had two years experience in teach
ing. The first year she was assistant
in the Winthrop High school and for
the past year she has assisted in the
Oakland High school.
Notice was given in the churches
Sunday of the Sunday school picnic
and field day to be held by the sun
day schools of Kennebec county at
Lake Maranacook Saturday, Sept. L..
Invitations were received by the local
Sunday schools from the president of
the association. Harry Cochrane and
il was voted at the Methodist sun
day school to accept the invitation.
Musical and literary entertainment
will be furnished for the older mem
I bers and games and contests in
charge OF well-known camp direct
or Of sports for the children and
young people. 1t is hoped that all
! who can will attend.
johnson Robertson
Miss Mary o. Robertson of Mon
mouth and Phillip f. johnson Of
Elmbrook farm, Leeds. were quiet
~ married on Tuesday ~, -. at
the home of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Alexander Stewart of New
Hampshire. using the sing ring
service. The bride was becomingly
dressed in blue satin. The couple
were attended by the BRIDES aunts
and cousins. Miss Flora Daykens
Mrs. Charles Trask and Miss Viola
Roscoe, all of Monmouth. The bride
is a Monmouth girl and well known
She has been employed for the past
two years in the telephone office Of
the Lewiston exchange. The groom
is a farmer, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
William johnson of Leeds.
Awiston and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Blanchard of Philadelphia, Pa. were
recent callers on friends in town.
Miss MabelIe Hurd OF Newton
Highlands. Mass. was a recent guest
of Mrs. Belle Woodbury..
Bert Robinson took eight head of
Short Horn cattle to the State fair
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown Of Au-
burn were weekend guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Fred l.. Chenery.
Mrs. Anna Longfellow. who has
been passing her vacation at home
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
o. Longfeliow, went TO Norway Satur-
day. where she has accepted a position
as teacher of French in the high
school.
T. Fl. Leonard Of Aug sta. county
secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A., in COM
pany with his mother, Mrs Leonard
of Newport. r. l., and Mrs. Noble and
Miss Ida Noble, were Sunday guests
OF Mrs Clara Maxwell
Miss Flora Frost is substituting for
Mrs. Doris Davis in the Center gram
mar school. Miss Wright of Farm
ington is teaching the intermediate
school, and Mrs. Ruth Day the pri-
mary.
Miss Grace Thompson returned last
week to Springfield, Mass, to resume
her work of teaching
Mrs. William w. Babcock and
children returned to their home in
Cambridge, Mass, Monday after
passing the summer at their cottage
by the lake.
Mrs. w. II. Motley Of Portland,
who has been passing the summer
at boys camp at Pleasant Lake,
Oxford, rs in town for a short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Fred Maxwell and Miss Mary
Simpson Of Salem, y H., recently
were guests of Mrs. Clara Maxwell.
They made the trip BY auto and
Monday in company with their host
ess. Mrs. Clara Maxwell they took
trip to Rangely Lakes and Bel
grade lakes
Miss Edna Frost a teacher in Nor
wood. Mass, returned Saturday to
resume her work.
Harry +. Merrill left Sunday for
Kantas City. Miss, where he expects
to pass the winter Mrs. Merrill who
has employment in the telephone
exchange will remain in town.
0rvA NJ Il