Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-24

and passed the afternoon calling on
friends and at night went TO Athens.
where they will ~fe guests of Mrs.
Robinsons mother, Mrs. Lizzie Robin
son.
Archie 0. Dostie of Pennington has
been engaged to take the place of Miss
Clara Williams, who resigned as teach
or of the sciences in the Skowhegan
High school. Mr. Dostie will also
coach the boys in their athletic
sports. He is graduate of Bowdoin
college.
Mrs Alice l.. Wadsworth has va
Gated her residence on Madison ave
nue. which she recently sold to Or. c.
Ear! Richardson and has moved with
the other members of her family, her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Tobey. and her son. John Wads-
worth, to the house on Bush street re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. @. FL
mer Emigh, who have moved to New
York. DR.. and Mrs. Richardson will
move into the Wadsworth place in
;; the near future.
Miss Clara Williams, who has
been the instructor of the sciences in
! the Skowhegan High and who has
been attending the Harvard summer
school at Cambridge, Mass, during
! the summer vacation, arrived in
town Monday and was the guest un-
| til today Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur W.
Creation at their home on Madison
, avenue, where she boarded during
the two years that she was located
in Skowhegan. Miss Williams has
resigned her position here and will
teach in Bridgewater. Mass, in the
High school where she will be the
instructor OF the sciences. She has
made many friends while in Skowhe-
gan, who will be sorry to know that
she is not to return this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Nye and
daughter, Miss Fife Nye and Mrs.
Emma Frost have returned from
Hampden where they we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank
Burton, who formerly resided on
Bush street and moved to Hampden
in the spring. The trip was made in
Mrs. F'rost's new car.
Mrs. Grace Coburn Smith re-
ceived a telegram Monday from her
husband. DR.. George Otis Smith. d.
rector of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey, stating that he had that
morning arrived in New York from
trip to London, Eng, where he
and the former director of the Cana
dian survey were called to attend an
important meeting of biologists who
L, ontS
the International Meeting OF Geolo-
gists which will be held in 1922 in
Brussels. Belgium. DR.. Smith has
also visited several of the battlef1elds
of the World War. Upon his arrival
in New York he went directly to
Washington. D. C.
Mrs H. s. Shaw and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Steward and her little
daughter, Marcia of Webster Mass,
ore in town the guests OF Mrs.
Shaw's aunt, Mrs. Ida Leavitt Smith,
at her home on Baptist hill and with
other relatives in town.
Leighton Tracy. is in town for
few days. taking charge Of the ship
ping of household furnishings of his
father. DIR Orrin Hobbs Tracy, to
Shelton, Conn. where DR.. Tracy is TO
be located this year. DIR. Tracy has
accepted the pastorate of the Hunt
ington Center Congregational church.
Huntington Center is a suburb OF
Shelton and is only about 10 miles
from New Haven, Conn. where DR..
Tracy's son, Olin will be doing grad
uate work at Yale college. Leighton
Tracy will return to his second years
work at Dartmouth where he is at
tending the Tucks School Of Business
Administration and Finance. Whils