Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-25
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supt. Of Schools, Naomi T. Greg
loire. was in town Wednesday after
moon to attend a meeting Of the Su-
perintending school committee. She
Twas accompanied by Sophia Tozier
|iWard.
Mrs. L. E. Gerald. Miss Blanche
tFoster. and Miss Ethel NJ. Allen went
"WEDNESDAY morning to Bangor to Wis
hit until Thursday night, making the
"trip in Mrs. Gerald's car.
George Sherman has purchased of
"A. L. VIM his farm and dwelling
shouse on the State road and will take
possession soon. Mr.. Vim has re-
!served the building he uses for a
garage, for his own use.
Mrs. Myra Chandler of Watervile
lis visiting Mrs. Mary Sherman and
bother friends in town. Mrs. Chand-
Her formerly resided here at the part
llot the town formerly known as Clin-
liton Gore
l Miss Bina Sullivan of Augusta is
Twisting her brother and wife, Mr..
lland Mrs. r. T. Sullivan, and her sis
ttter, Miss Maria Sullivan.
\ Mrs. f. P. Shaw and daughter.
Mrs. Oliver Buckley, and her little
llson, Olive Buckley. Jr., have gone to
HGloucester, Mass. for a visit with
Y relatives.
\ Miss Elizabeth Ea>on. who has
Iebeen visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary
fisherman. has returned to her home
Hin Newton, Mass.
| Mrs. Albert Cole returned Wednes-
tday from Waterville, where she visit
iscd her sister, Mrs. Minot Curtis.
Mrs. G. j. Mudgctt returned Tues
fday night from Troy, where she
hpassed several days at the home Of
Eher father, NJ. W. Munroe.
/ T.. r. Thurston has returned from
FCornVille, where he was called by i'll
l hess in the family of his brother, Ed
die Thurston. His wife remained to
assist in the care of the children who
continue to be very i'll with typhoid
| fever.
| Mrs. Lena Kamcl. who has been il,
for several weeks, is somewhat i'm
proved, though still very sick with
1 tNphOld FEVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. i. Libby, Mis-:
Margaret Russell and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Staples of Watervillc. We're in
town Tuesday evening to attend the
ice cream social.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tunn and
daughter. Alta Of Summcrficld, y. r.,
/ have returned homo after a weeks
Gee and families and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Hall and family.
Mrs. Emily Boyer Of Hartland \.
B.. is visiting her sister, Mrs Mary
! Finnie and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall
| and family.
\ pleasant entertainment consist
ing Of successful ice cream sale
and social, was held on the lawn at
| Burnham hotel on Tuesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T. Cunningham,
! who reside at the hotel were inter-
ostcd in arranging for the event, and
/ the lawn was prcttily decorated.
! A heavy shower in the early part
| of the evening prevented many from
attending, but in spite of the in
Clcmcncy of the weather, there was
q good attendance. Ice cream and
/ cake We're on sale and 4 program was
! given as follows: Singing, America:
vocal solo, Mrs. Mildred Hall: duet
I, by Misses Vivian Greeley ana Mar
euonte Gee: recitation. Alice Kinney;
whistling solo. Mrs. Mildred Hall;
instrumental duet, Dorothy McNally
and Ruby Hall; story, Miss Blanche
Foster; vocal solo, Mrs. Mildred Hall;
recitation, Master Hewey kinney:
! song, Misses Catherine and Christine
! Cunningham and Eyarard Hall
The proceeds Of the evening were
| about SIG and that will he used to
swell the fund that is being raised
f., for the purchase of a piano for the
new schoolhCusc
.rs. Mary Sherman is entei ming
her niece from lIarpswcl
Mrs. Clyde Allen is visiting her
sister and family at Orr's Island.
Mrs. Harold Dyer left Thursday for
Orono to reside and to join Mr.. Dy-
, er who has position as Express
messenger on the train from Bangor
TO Gardiner With headquarters at
1 Bangor
a large number of members of the
| Wesleyan Literary Club at Clinton
enjoyed picnic Wednesday at Oak
wood on Winnccook lake.
Miss Rita Mason Of Hampton High
/ lands has been engaged as teacher
! OF the Grammar school at Renold's
Corner. The schools will open Sept.
ii, with the exception of the village.
which will probably be DELAYED a
week or so in beginning. 1t is urged
mat all pupils who wish to enter the
school during the year, will begin
/ with the opening of the fall terms.
mat their year may be complete.
/ Notices are being circulated asking
the services of teams and men 10
| help grade the grounds at the new
! school building Tuesday, August %
at s \. NJ. and free baked bean
| dinner Will be served to all those who
assist in the work.
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