The Portland daily press., 1896-06-20
Georgie Thompson

OLA8S Oh III rl6
Mr.. VIM. Hicks, of Boston, Is visiting
Capt. J. ID. Clsaves.
MIR. Alpheus Parker Is extensively re-
pairing Mr. Geo. Bryant's house On
Spring street.
Mr.. Harold Rosenwald, who has been
very seriously Ill, Is recovering.
Mrs. Wendal1 Hale is still improving.
Following is the programme for the
Sunday School Concert on Children's
Day, June s1st, at First Parish church:
Organ Voluntary Miss Nilsson
Vocal Solo-Invocation and Chant,
Mrs. Whitcomb
Poem of Welcome, George Pendleton
Scripture Reading, EMILY Baker
Quartette-Hushe was the Evening
Hymn
Apostles Creed.
Psalm 8, School
Song, Jennie Green
Exercise-Blessings Sought,
George Carter, George Freeman, Eliza
Carter, Nellie Cooling, Pauline
Stubs.
Reoitation-C Christ. and the Children,
Beth Soula
Mother Song-Little Builders.
Thirteen Girls
Scripture Reading, Nellie Brooks
Recitation, Gladys Loring
Song, School
Promises for the Children,
-. Miss Shows Glass
Song and Chorus-Jesus Once was Lit
tie Child, Solo, Gertrude Allen
Address, Pastor
Offering, Blessing
Closing Hymn, Congregat ion
Renediotion
East Raymond, June 10. A very en-
joyable occasion took place at the school
y Monday afternoon, June 10Th, when
a beautiful American flag was raised to
the breeze. Following was the order Of
exercises, presided over by the teacher,
Miss Lizzie Strout,
Raising the Flag. Cheering the Flag
Reading Raising the Schoolhouse
Flag, Butterworth
Charles A. VerrilI.
Recitation-The Land of Our Birth
Ethel Edwards.
Reoitation-The American Flag, Drake
Guy Shackford.
Recitation,
Mildred Churchill.
Observation-Disclosures Bell,
Orrin Davis.
Observation-Disclosures Frietchis, Whittier
Maria Hodgkins.
Recitation-God Bless Our Stars,
Asa Hodgkins.
Observation-Disclosures to the World,
Annie D. Foster.
Reoitation-The Sleeping Sentinel,
Janvier
Charles A. Verrill.
Recitation-R Raising the Flag,
Minerva Edwards.
Re ad ing-History of Our Flag,
Marvin L. Shackford.
Reading-E Plur1bus Unum,
-.- Foye G. Shackford.
Remarks by the Supervisor of Schools,
G. s Witham.
Salute to the Flag.
The occasion was much enjoyed by all.
There are now two schoo1house flags in
town Cat Raymond village and Wilson
more in the near future.
Sunday morning next Rev. Mr.. Kemp,
from Rhode Island will preach at the
Free Will Baptist church, while in the
afternoon Rev. E. M. Cousens, of Gray,
will preach at the Chapel.
Nearly all schools in town close next
week.
Miss Ellen ]. Small, Gray, is visit.
ing friends and relatives here.
Falmouth
Falmouth, June 19-The warm wealth..
or of the past few days has started vege-
tation wonderfully, but the hay crop will
be light one.
Many people In this vicinity will attend
the opening at Riverton on Saturday.
The sail up the river and back ia de-
lightful one.
The sickness that prevailed among
many of orr peple in the early spring has
mostly disappeared. Mrs. Phebe Brown,
however, ia still dangerously Ill.
MI. and Mrs. Frederick Cushing re-
turned last week from short visit to the
mountains. They report it as being very
lovely there, although quite cold and
rainy at the time Of th cir visit.
Cumberland.
Cumberland Centre. June 19.-James
Dunn has taken down and removed the
"Old Stove" and is erecting very neat
and pretty cottage in Its place, which
will be great improvement to the
streets.
Miss Maud Merrill is sick with the
measles.
Mrs Anna Chase, who has been sick
for some time, has gone to the Maine
General Hospital for treatment
A daughter is born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
8. Merrill.
Mrs. Fred Whiting and daughter of
Chelsea, Mass, are visiting friends in
this place.