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

, History from 100. Chemistry or
Physics; fourth year, English, Alge-
bra, Elect. two, Latin, French, Ply
Civics, Solid Geometry.
General, first year. English. Aige-
bra, General Science, Manual Train
ing or Domestic Science; second
year, English, Elect. three, History
to 100. French. Physiology and Bot
any. Manual Training or Domestic
Science. Commercial Arithmetic;
!, third year. English, Elect. three.
Chemistry or Physics. Geometry,
History from 100, French Book
keeping; fourth year, English, L. S.
History and Gives, Elect. two, Ply
sizes or Chemistry, French, Solid
Geometry, IL year and Algebra.
, Commercial, first year, English,
Algebra, General Science. Manual
Training and Domestic Science; sec
ond year, English, Commercial
Arithmetic, Elect. two, History to
1900, French, Physiology and Bot
any. Manual Training or Domestic
Science: third year, English, Book
, keeping, Stenograply, Typewriting,
Elect. one, French, History from
100 Chemistry Or Physics: fourth
year, English, L. :. History and Civ
les, Bookkeeting Stenography and
nypeWriting. Drawing, Chorus. Or
cheStra and Bible study offer extra
points. One hundred fifty-tive points
are necessary in order to graduate.
A rot
per semester.
The Wesserunsett Valley Fair will
be held at Athens, on Wednesday,
October d, 1921.
The Maine Federation of the
Women's Clubs meet at Castine Sep
! TENDER II, u and Ii. Mrs. Grace
/ r. Knudson, Castine, viii provide
Tor the entertainment. The train
| leaves Waterville at $50 A. M.
reaches Burnham junction at 7:0S
! A. NJ, connects with $50 A. M
train for Belfast, arriving at 800 "A.
! NJ. TIE steamer "Go!Qenrod' will
leave Belfast at 10 80 A. Nj, Sept
II only, TO accommodate the FEEDER
alton guests. Coming from Bangor
the same connections must be made.
/ Basil Ames, son of Frank l.. Ames
Mrs. Fred Loomis of Leavltt street
and attending Chautauqua.
| Miss Gladys Kicker has returned
home after visiting relatives in
i Massachusetts.
Among the new patients lately ad-
mitted to Somerset hospital are:
! Mrs. Chester Sawyer. Mrs. Frank
! Nittus of Scion, Edwin Mullin OF
Willow street and Philip Blanchard
I of the Russell road.
George w. Emerson. aided by the
paint brush, is causing the house
and out buildings on the milk farm
of Carroll J. Watson on the Nor
ridgewock road, where the umbrella
shaped tree has stood for SO many
years. to look more than beautiful.
For a morning sunrise view this
home is unsurpassed.
Next Sunday the Madison Spirit
ualist camp at Lakewood, Frederick
! Nicholson will speak at 1870 and
! there will also be a message from
George b. Cutter OF Boston. At 200
in the afternoon Mrs. Waite will lee
ture and Frederick Nicholson will
conduct the seance. At 100 in the
evening occurs the farewell seance.
Victor Wren of Madison is among
! the soloists.
There will be a band concert on
Friday evening, Sept. 16. given by
the Citizen band.
Among the patients at the Kenne-
bee hospital are: Mrs Ethel Cover
of Canaan. Mrs. Mark, Bean of Bling
ham. Peter Turgeon of Madison,
Mrs. Roy Wendell of North New
Portland, Miss Iona Bean of Bing-
ham, Edna Overlook of Skowhegan.
Miss Georgia Bickford OF Lakewood
and Miss Mildred Tracey of Corn
vile.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. II. w.
Lowd have moved from the apart
ment over the Blaisdell Auto Co,
formerly occupied by Miss Della C.
Bouchard and sister, to rent over
the Russakoff store.
Mrs Mabel G. Bragg will enter
tain the members of the Pioneer
Monday afternoon. at 2:30 O'Clock at
her home on East Leavitt street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meader and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Caswell are en-
joying an automobile, trip to Mon
treal and Quebec.