The Portland daily press., 1891-04-11
MAINE TOW Ms.
Kennebunk,

Webster Post, g. A. R., observed the 18th
anniversary of the Grand Army with SER
vices In their hall. Prayer was offered by
Rev. G. A. Lockwood. solo was sung by
MISS thompson, with organ accompaniment
by Miss Warren. AT $50 p. M, the soldiers
present and all the congregation stood while
the general order was being read by the post
commander, and prayer was offered by Rev.
IF. A. Bragdon. This was simultaneous
with the reading all over the country; Re
marks were made by Reys. worm, LoG m
wood, Vinal. Palmer and Bragdon, ana py
some members of the post. Almon Ll t,
field gave very interesting account OF nom
he became a deserter and came to WaSnlDg-
ton with his wounded colonel. MaLa m .e;,b
worth of Kitlery, and OF his interview Will "
Stanton, who gave him pass TO return "
the army. The services througnou' "eiooi
much interest. -. Coxorace,ional
chnrch Is heing done by Mr.. Densmore, a |
skilifnl artist of KenDebunk. New carpets |
are 70 be placed upon the floor, ana other
improvements Viii ma Wits ihe these improye-
ments are being made the society is wor-
shipping in their chapel.
The Rev. @. @. Vinal, for p years pastor
of the Unitarian church, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect six months hence.
T6e high school is now under the charge
of Mr. Horn of Bowd0in College, class of
'9l, and Miss Cults Of Pennington Normal
School Is his assistant.
An entertainment Is soon to be held In
Monsam Hall by the high school for the pur-
pose of raising funds to purchase piano
for the use of the school
Yarmouth.
The Yarmouth Amateur Musical Club will
Give n public recital on Monday evening
April 18Th. at Masonic Hall.
PROGRAMME.
ovsrture-siIgerI Bell; Rand .schlepegrel
Cornet Solo-Romanza.: .Renzi
W. b. Newton.
VOCAL p Nellie Greene, Homer Humphrey.
Vocal Solo-By Normandie's Blue Hills. Trotere
' Miss Anna Stockbridge.
Mrs. stockbridge, Miss Annie burbank.
Iltermission.
Reverie-The wayslde Chapel. Wilson
Band.
hea0ing-i"o S MI. f. Oh M Moors. DICKENS
Vocal solO-The Song That Reached Ny
MIR. p. souie. '''''N~-
Vocal Duet-when Life is Brightest. =. Pinsuti
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Wilson.
'''A' ''0 Miss Anna stccckbriiidge. '''
Music by Band-Selected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Members will present their tickets for adj
mission.
PoWnaI.
Miss Josephine 81, Hodsdon Of this town,
who Is studying elocution under the instruc-
tion Of Miss Marie Laughton Of Lewiston,
has been sent to Hebron by her teacher to
prepare the young ladies of that school for
an Entertainment which they are to give at
the close Of the present term.
Mr.. John 5. Lawrence, administrator on
the estate Of the late David j. Lawrence,
will sell at public auction on Friday, May
LIST, on the premises, the homestead farm OF
the deceased, which is one of the finest
places in town.
The real estate of the late John S. Clough,
In this town, is also to be sold at public auc-
ton on the premises, on Monday morning.
April 18th, at 10 o'clock.
- We hope next week TO be able to give list
Of the school teachers as they have been ar
pointed to their several schools in this town.
The examination of teachers took place some
time ago, but much time has seemed to be
necessary In which to decide who are to be
the successful ones.