Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-11

above record Is for the SkoWhe-
gan district and one Of which even
larger communities might WELL be
proud.
school Savings System, Summary,
November 8, Academy: Attendance,
81; deposits. 81: percentage. 100.
Park: Attendance, 104; deposits, 1O7;
percentage, 100; Jewett Street: At
tendance, 80; deposits, 80; percent
age, 100. High: Attendance, 262; de-
posits, 244; percentage, "a. Parker:
Attendance 20; deposits, 81; percent
age, SO. Kindergarten: Attendance,
35; deposits, 80; percentage, SO.
Garfield: Attendance. $50; deposits,
1877; percentage, IS. Lincoln: At
tendance, 1855; deposits, 119; per-
centage, IT. Junior High: <Attend
70. Totals, Attendance $50; deposits,
S4S; percentage 81.
Number of Withdrawals this week
s: number of accounts now operat-
ing 1880.
The girls of the eighth grade of
the Junior Department of the Cen
tenary Methodist Bible School of
which department Mrs. Herbert
Nichols is the superintendent. and
who is teaching this class. met at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon direct
ly after school to complete some
work on their note books and to pre-
pare for the next Sundays lesson, A
delicious supper was served by Mr..
Nichols and the girls passed a few
hours at the parsonage very hap
PLY.
Mrs. Herbert L. Nichols, Mrs.
a h ftan
Mable =. Washburn at her home on
Water street, Tuesday eS ling to
make arrangements for the supper
which will be served Saturday even
ing at the monthly meeting OF the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
School. The affair will take place in
the church vestry and the supper
will be served at $50 o'clock.
The following patients have been
admitted to the kennebec Valley
Hospital, Miss Hilda Furbush, daugh-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Furbush of Palmyra; M. w. Clark,
of North New Portland; Mrs. Rich
ard Kunz OF Athens; Miss Delta
Laurison, Skowhegan; Mrs Perley
Burns of North Anson; Sylver Asre-
nault, of Rockland; those recently
discharged from the hospital are
Mrs. Werner Curtis and baby daugh-
ter, Amber LouiseA of wellington;
Mrs. ID. Hamlin Bartlett. Skowhegan;
Mrs. Charles Goulette OF Skowhegan;
Erwin Scott of North New Portland.
and Mrs. William Rand of North
Arson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 0. PelIev
have a baby boy born at Kennebeo
Valley Hospital, Tuesday.
Bonnie Tiftip of Abbott ono oe A.
wholesale men OF the Waterville Mo-
tor Company was in town on BUSH
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Everett Lowe and Mrs. Fred
w. kennison We're in Waterville for
the day, Wednesday, calling on
friends and on business.
Friends of Attorney Frank L.
Ames OF Norridgewock will be inter
ested to know that he is making A
business trip to California and
Florida in the interest of the estate
or the late Mrs. Laura LOOMS Arm
old, who died last year.
Mrs. Ledger Thibodeau was in
Waterville for treatment for her
eyes, Wednesday.
Judge Charles o. Small of Madi-
son was the speaker at the Tuesday
luncheon of the Skowhegan Rotary
Cup speaking on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF town doing away with the board
OF seieetmen and instead hiring a
town manager. Judge Small is in
favor of this change in the MANAGE
Hlent OF town affairs and it is under
stood is to present a bill to fine COM
ing session OF the Maine Legislature.
peutoning for an enactment where
by towns viii be privileged to so
chahge their system of directing
Town affairs. Among the guests were
Dr. Libby Pulsifer Of CHICAGO. Ill
VINO Is a guest at the home of his
mother and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
carlton Z. Merrill Fred Fish of
maryland. who is guest of his rela
yves In North Arson and Jerry Cole
OF SkoWhegan. The president. Attor.
ney George w. Cover, presided and
IN the absence of the pianist. Mrs
Marion t. Oddly, who is in Boston.
MT. storm of the theatre orchestra
presided at the piano and the singing
was directed by DR.. Raymond A..
DefpEshlre. A delicious luncheon was
served by Mrs. Kate S. Simpson and
1ne meeting one of interest, as the
subject discussed was one to annaaI
to all Rotarians.
Rehearsals for the B. p. w. Club
musical comedy to be presented ~
the public Friday evening. Nov o6
at the Opera House, will begin Fri,
day evening, Nov. l.. at the munich
pal court room at 7:30 p. NJ. All
Planning to take party should be
prompt as parts will be assigned at
that time. Because of benefit pic
ture show for the S. II. S. football
team the rehearsal is set for Z
O'Clock and all who have parts are
urged to be at the municipal court
room little before Z o'clock, The
director, who was expected Tuesday
or this week, has been delayed and
VIII be ready for the cast at that
time. Parts have been thus far as
signed to: Robert Furber, Mrs. Ma
ron t. Oddly, Ralph Jenkins, Miss
Isabel Dionne, Mrs. Lola Blunt, Lii
onel Foster, Mrs. Vivian G. Wood
pury, Evander Perkins, Henry Les
sard, Sebastine Roderick. The cho-
ruses are: Tourists Group, Anti
dotes, Yachting Girls. Sailor Men.
Sailor Girls Which VIII Your Ans
wer Be, Sweetheart in Every Port.
Bashful Bumblebee, Overalls, Cab
in Boys, Sea Nymphes and Witches.