Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-01
BURNHAM

Schools, m town opened Monday
for the winter terms. There is but
enc change In teachers and that, Is in
the grammar school at Reynolds
corner Owing TO the resignation or
Mrs Edgerly, Mr.. Hatfield OF Brewer.
a student AT the u. OF NJ. is en-
ployed a. teacher OF that school,
Mrs. G. J. Mudgett and daughter
Ruth. returned FRIDAY e'ernoon
from a few days visit In Troy at the
home OF Mrs. Mudgetts father. al.
W. Munroe.
Harry Cole OF Connecticut came
Saturday night for a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Eva Cole and other
relatives.
Mrs. Nettie Jones of clinton Is Wis
iting relatives and friends in town.
Miss Catharine MudSett returned
Sunday TO Sanford. after passing the
holiday vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Mudgett.
Begin Series Evanselistie Meeting
Rev. Harry Taylor. an evangelist,
on Sunday afternoon began series
of meetings at the church and there
was n large attendance. Meetings
will be held on each evening of this
week. beginning at o'clock. except
Saturday evening. Mr.. Taylor is ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss
Ruth Taylor. who assists him in the
services. While in town MI Taylor
and daughter are being entertained
n the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cole.
Miss Elossie T.. Dyer visited over
the week end with friends III Fits
field
Mrs. Ida NJ. Foster and Miss Flor
ice II. Foster have been passing two
weeks at the Foster home and have
closed it for the winter. Mrs. Foster
going to Lisbon Falls to visit her
niece. Mrs. Everett Rlethen and Miss
Foster to return 10 her school work
at Waterville.
Mrs. Everett Gerald returned Sat
urday from Waterviile. where she
has been surgical patient at the
Sisters hospital the past two weeks
and she is much improved in health.
: Mrs. Charles Twitcheli of Pitts
field, visited over Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Tilton and fam
fly.
O. y. Braley and Arnold 7. Hunt
went Monday to Belfast where Mr..
Bralcy will serve on the grand jury
and Mr.. Hunt on the traverse jury at
the January term of court.
The condition Of George HoNie.
who has been i'll the past five weeks
is much improved.
Flosse I, Dyer. Ruth T.. Mudgctt,
Lloyd Libby of the senior class. Aida
Davis. Louise Written of the sophie
more class and Alice Drummond.
Nelson SCdeley and Harold John of
the Freshman class at NJ. &. l.. re =
turned Monday to their school after
passing the vacation at their homes.
Clinton Wins Basketball Victory
A game of basketball was played
ut the town hall Saturday evening
between 4 Clinton team and Burn
ham team. This was Il return game
and was u victory to the Clinton boys
by a score of "a To s. The boys who
made up the Burnham team were
Danglcr. Brown. Murphy. Proctor, A.
Hunt and l.. Hunt. Those who COM
posed the Clinton team were Shaw.
Witharl. SimonsCn. Brown and
Adams. Tho referees were T.. Hunt
for the first Galf and l.. Mitchell for
tho second half.
Miss FlOrice ID. Foster went Friday
evening to Clinton to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Niulfrcd
Shaw to John TCrrill.
Mis-. Leon II. Reynolds returned
Sunday to FarminGdalC where she is
engaged in teaching.
Irene burlington Pierce and Rich
mOnd PurinEton visited Sunday
with their grandmother, Mrs Dora
Ripley.
Evelyn. Kenneth and Marie
Hunt are visiting in Hart!and with
their sister. Mrs. Doris Johnston