Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-06
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MONMOUTH.

MONMOUTH.
! The graduation exercises of the
schools in town preparatory to entering
the High school, were held at Cumston
Opera house, Wednesday evening, with
the following program:
Music.
School chorus
Prayer, rev. Mr.. Could
Music
NORTH SCHOOL.
Salutatory Fred Sanborn
Gertrude Robinson
Country Justice" Lois Wing
SOUTH SCHOOL.
Little Christol, Cora Chandler
EAST SCHOOL.
"The Widows Light
1.-THE Bell of Liberty
Clarence II Chick
Jerry" Harold Chick
Music.
LYON SCHOOL.
Little Saint Cecilia" Lille g. Watts
Music.
CENTER SCHOOL.
Prayer for Shoes" Julia NJ. Daily
Under the Rose Albert j.. Pince
Faicdictofy, onward,
Music.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Glass ode.
BenedictiOn. 49,
The reception given TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Crawford McTlroy at North
Monmouth, Thursday evening, was
largely attended. The receiving party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Nc
IlToy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McIlroy, Mr..
land Mrs. Fl. II. Cochrane, Miss Mar
garet McIlroy and Mr.. Carl Getchell.
The reception was from to 10 O'Clock.
The guests were served with refresh
ments. Music was furnished by Adams
orchestra of LitchfieId. The presents
were numerous and costly.
DIR. Morse and daughter, Mildred of
Melrose, Mass, arrived, Friday.
Miss Minnie Moore is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. /. Moore.
Winfield Packard is at home from
Searsport, for his vacation.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. Pebecca Dutton is visiting the
families of Reuel Dutton and Geo.
Guoir.
Rhodon Bunker is at home on
visit.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held a sOciable at the church, Tuesday.
A good number sat down 10 the bounti-
full dinner provided and all enjoyed the
social time after the repast.
Mrs. P. NJ. Brann and daughter
IN 10
return to Kittery i'll a few days.
Mrs. Reuel Dutton visited her sun in
Waterville, Saturday.
Mrs. Warner Taylor has been caring
for Mrs VIII Taylor who has an in
FAINT son.
Mrs. G. r. Dutton will visit relatives
in Vinalhaven for a few weeks.
John Shute arrived early Tuesday
morning from Massachusetts.
Cyrus Hallowell had a narrow es-
cape from serious accident a few
days ago. While holding heavy stud |
for a fellow workman to drive in place,
the Ak slipped, and Mr.. Hallowcll re |
ceived heavy blow on his head. hut !
fortunately only scalp wound was in |
Hictcd.
Amy league had quite wound on
the head caused by heavy pane Of |
plate glass falling upon her.
REApFiELD.
These warm days bring many in
quiries about summer resorts. !
Fishing on the lakes was extra last
week.
The rural delivery men began their
work in this town, Wednesday.
Edith Stanley received some severe |
bruises from bicycle, Saturday eve
ming, through the carelessness of the |
rider.
The lecture on the canadian |
Hockey given by Rev. Mr. Lewis at |
The Brick church on Sunday evening |
was well attended and much praised. |
He gave his second lecture on the |
Passion Play" Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. Ingram is occupying her
cottage with her sister in this village
for IA few weeks.
Miss Sarah Blunt and her niece, Miss
Annie Carson from Mt Vernon, visit
ed Mrs. Geo. Carson in this village,
last week.
BELGRADE.
The Messalonsizee school closed June
-, having been in session ten weeks
under the able instruction of Miss May
Farcher of North Leeds. Fourteen
pupils were registered with an average
attendance of 1873. Names of pupils
not absent: Anna 3. Childs. Mabel f.
Page, Goldie L. Page, Helen Adams,
Mildred Page Harold IT para Epoci,
n. Adams, Frank G. Adams, Milfield H. |
Childs, Mellen V. Adams and Oral
Page.
a very successful term of ten weeks |
at the Lakeside school was taught by |
Miss Angie Wadleigh. Names of pupils |
not absent are Jessie S. Brann, Ellen |