Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-25

west OrkS PiantatlOn IN said county,
said real estate being fully described
in said petition Josephine NJ. Victor
j.. Dorothy B.. Irving w., Sidney P.
and Mildred p. Green, minors, all CT
Skowhegan, guardian petitions for
license to sell said wards interest in
and to certain real estate situate in
Skowhegan in said county, as heirs at
law Of Eta A. Green, deceased. Zena
Hathorn. late Of Athens, deceased.
second account Of Edward c. Rey-
nolds, trustee under the will Of said
deceased, for the benefit Of the First
Christian Church Of Athens in said
county and others, for allowance.
Paul York, late of Jackman, deceased.
second account Of Annie P. York and
The Merrill Trust Company, trustees
under the will of said deceased, for
the benefit of Annie p. York, for al
lowance. Calvin Hilton of Harmony,
adult, ward, guardian presents her
final account for allowance. Willie
Bowerman Of st. Adams, adult ward,
final account of E. e. Grant, guardian,
for advance. Daniel c. Wakefield,
late of Ripley, deceased. petition by
+. Emma Wakefield for her appoint
ment as trustee under the will of de-
ceased for the benefit Of Guy X.
Wakefield, no trustee being named.
Olive ]. Huntress, late of Harmony,
deceased, petition for distribution,
presented by administrator. Susan
Sterling. late of Scion, deceased. first
and final account for allowance and
petition for assessment of inheritance
tax. Sullivan Spaulding. late of Nor
ridgewock, deceased. final account or
Charles l.. Holbrook, executor. Tor
allowance. Carrie F. Bailey, late or
Canaan, adult ward, first and final &C
count of conseryator for allowance.
Charles A. Leighton, late of Skowhe-
gan, deceased. Administrative petl-
lions for license to sell real estate
situate in Skowhegan in said county
fully described in said petition for the
payment of debts, expenses Of sale
and administration. Sarah h. Hart,
late of Detroit, deceased. will and Pc
tition for probate and for appoint
ment of William II. Hart, executor
named without bond. Minnie &.
Kerns. late of Madison, deceased, pc
tition by, for appointment OF AcEsa
r. Perkins, Administrative.
The Skowhegan schools closed for
the week Thursday and the teach
ers will go to Scion this (Frlday)
morning to attend the Somerset
Teachers Association. The follow
ing is the program which will be
carried out: General conference OF
rural teachers in the high school
building. $50 to 1870: question box
conducted by Supt. Charles E. Ball
of Bingham: general session IN
Grange Hall from 11.15 to 1215 with
an address, 1.-The Sunny Side OF
Teaching" Miss Florence Hale OF
Augusta, of the State Educational
Department.: 1915 to 1.3O. get-to-
gether dinner in Grange Hall; 1.3O
to 800, grammar and high school
conference in high school building.
with address by Mrs. Lottie M. Gates
of the Junior High. Skowhegan.
subject Teaching Citizenship in the
Upper Grammar Grades" followed
by discussion by Principal Guy r.
Williams, Arson Academy. Supt.
Simmoneau of Norridgewock. and
Josiah Taylor, State agent for sec
ondary schools; conference for rural
and elementary schools with an adj
dress on primary Methods In
Reading" Miss Elizabeth Collins.
primary supervisor of Augusta, and
an address by Miss Melissa Twitch-
ell. the helping teacher of Skowhe-
gan. whose subject will be. Devices
That Have Helped In My School"
At 3 o'clock there will be general
session in the Grange Hall when the
State superintendent. DIR. Augustus
Q. Thomas of Augusta. will give an
address and music will be furnished
by the Madison Junior High orches-
ira. Supper will be served in the
Grange Hall at $50. The evening
session will open at 7.3O and will be
held in Caratunk Hall when the
following program will be present.
ed: Soprano solo, Miss Violet AL