Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-09
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New School Building To Be
Occupied Monday - III o S e
Company Officers Chosen

The new Boston Avenue school
building on Dean street at the head
Of Boston avenue, will be ready for
occupancy Monday April II. Two
rooms on each floor will be used at
present Another room on each
floor can be fitted when needed.
Grades and s, Miss Angie Glidden,
teacher will go there from the High
school building and grades 5 and
known as the Barton school, Miss
Marion Stanley, teacher, will occupy
rooms on the second floor. The lower
floor will be used by the Holdings
worth & Whitney schools, grades
and 4, Mrs. Helen Patten, teacher,
and grades l and 2. Miss. Beatrice
Smiley, teacher. Miss Glidden is the
principal. The building is a two
story structure built of brick, with
brown stone trimmings. 1t has doub-
lie entries and cement floors. A drink
ing fountain is in each corridor. There
is a double basement with folding
doors. There are two boilers in the
fire room The air is heated and
blown into the rooms by large fan.
The school rooms are we'll lighted
and are finished in oak, with slate
blackboards. a bookcase with slid
ing glass doors is built in the wall
and several small drawers are be-
low the bookcase. There are clothes
presses for the pupils and separate
one for the teachers. Four electric
lights in each room are suspended
from the ceiling. There are adjust
able seats for the pupils. On the
second floor is a room and lavatOry
for the teachers. A large electric
clock is in ono of the rooms on the
lower floor. 1t rings the bells and
regulates the clocks in the other
rooms. Plans are being made to dedi
cate the building the latter part of
the month.
W p. Scarf Of Portland was a
caller in town on THURSDAY.
H H. Morrow of Clinton avenue
started his garden this week and has
planted a peck of peas.
Miss Stella Roderick has entered
the Sisters hospital TO train as
nurse.
Mrs Ralph P. Homer and son. John
have returned from Augusta. where
they passed two weeks with relatives
Miss Neda Kinnear. who underwent
an operation on her leg q few weeks
ago. is able to walk out a short dis
lance.
Miss Katherine Galway has re-
turned from Augusta. where she
passed her vacation at the home of
her brother.
Mrs Leslie York is the guest of
Mrs. Annie Davis at Cross hill.
At a meeting of the Hose company
held at the hose house, Thursday eve
ming, the following officers were ap-
pointed for the coming year: Cap
tain, George f. Moore: lieutenant,
Frank Berard; secretary and treas
urer, Harry s. Grindall drivers, Ce-
Gil Blake. Maurice Borard, John
Jones, Harry A. Dennison. George
Hodges; nozzle men. William D'Nar-
di. Harry S. Grindall. James Pooler
Alfred Roy; hydrant men. Perham
Potter. Napoleon Poulin, George
Hodges.
Mrs. Lincoln Johnson and daughter
Thelma, has returned from Pittsfield
where they have passed few days
Sunday services at the East Wins
low Baptist church. Sunday school
at 100 p. NJ; preaching at go by the
pastor Rev. Alexander Douglass.
The Winslow Free Will Baptist
Sunday school will meet at the Ia
comet Club house at P. NJ. Sunday.
Sunday services at the Congrega-
tional church. Morning service at
1880: Sunday school at 11.45 A. NJ:
Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 p
NJ The topic How Does Christ