Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-29

Mrs. Merrill Clark's hand which was
pierced by a rusty nail and from which
she has suffered intensely for three
weeks is slowly gaining and she is
now able to use 1t very little.
Mrs. C. H. Watson and Miss Bernice
Watson of Chelsea, and Miss Eva
Searls of Bath, visited Mrs. c. K.
Green, Thursday.
Miss Florence Heath of Randolph
has been visiting with Mrs. James
Emerson for several days.
Mr.. Daniel Grant has sold his fine
horse to Mr.. Burrill of Weeks Mills.
Hiram Ellis of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. Metisha
Merrill of Gardiner. were the guests Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Grant, Sunday.
All schools in Pittston closed, Fri
day, after a ten weeks term in district.
Lincoln League school No. /. Inza
Clark teacher, gave a very pleasing
entertainment at the school-house, Fri
day evening. AS this was the first APP
pearance OH the stage of several of the
pupils and they did their parts SO well
the result was very gratifying to all.
Ice cream and cake were served free to
the entire audience. The following is
the program: Opening address by the
school. Singing, by the school; Recita-
ton, Linwood Blair; Recitation, Emma
Dodge: Dialogue, "Violas Answer"
Recitation, Inga Clark; Recitation in
concert. 1.-The Little Helpers" Singing,
Mrs. Maud and Eva CASTOR; Recita-
ton, Susie Dodge; Tableau, "a small
Boys Explanation" Several Boys;
Recitation, Sadie Call: Recitation.
Edith Averill; Recitation, Fay Coss;
Singing, Mrs. Maud and Eva CASTOR;
Dialogue, Trapped" Singing. by the
school; closing address. by the school.
The entertainment, under the
auspices of Roosevelt League school
No. 10. Miss Sadie Marson teacher
| given Thursday evening was a success
in every particular. Much praise is
given both teacher and pupils for the
| fine manner in which each performed
their part of the program. A gOOdly
sum was realized from the sale of ice
cream which will go to purchase a flag
| to replace the one which has been in
| use for several years and is getting
very much tattered and worn. The
| program for the evening was as fol-
| lows: Song by the school: recitation
with Love from Mother" Ruth
Grant; recitation, 1.-THE End of the
Rainbow Sadie Grant; recitation,
| THE Naughty Dolly" Alice Sparrow;
| dialogue, THE Photograph Gallery"
| Three Characters; recitation. 1.-The
| Little Housemaid." Ruth Jones; reci-
| tation. '"rhe Little Rosebuds." Alice
| Sweetland; song. by the Grant sisters;
| dialogue 1.-The Drunkard's Daughter"
Several Girls; recitation. Ida Lewis"
| Gertrude Sparrows: recitation, 1.-THE
| Second Table" Ray Adams; recita-
| ton, How They Saved st. Michacrs.'
| Enga Green; dialogue. THE First Day
of School, boys and girls.
EAST PITTSToN.
The friends of Miss Alice Perham are
pleased to see her home again after a
years visit with friends in California.
| Painters are now busy OH the interior
of the church, and it is expected that
the audience room will be opened next
Sunday.
| Miss Clara Reid Of Houlton. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. f. Odiorne.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan are
spending a few days in Sidney.
| The Sunday-schools of this village
| will hold their annual ricnic at Ma
humkeag Pond on Friday, July 1st.
| Mrs Burton Scott and son are spend
| ing a few weeks in Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Saekins of Chel-
sea, called upon friends in this village.
| Saturday.
The Goth Century Club Will hold one
Of their popular lawn parties at the
home of Mrs J. L. Marson, Thursday
evening, June 80.
Mrs. John Moody who has been dan
Eerously i'll for the past week is some
| what better.
Schools in town closed, Fiilay. for
the summer vacation.
Miss Mildred Moody Of Gardiner, is
| spending a short time at her home in
| this place.
a lawn party was held, Wednesday
evening, at the home of Rev. l.. L..
Harris which was largely attended in
spite OF the unfayorablc weather.
Miss Alice Moody of Augusta, is
| visiting friends here.
| Many of the farmers In this section
| arc to begin haying in d few days.
| Arthur Harris who has completed his
studies at Bucksport is at his home in
this place.
WEEKS MILLS.
| The concert by the Sunday school at
Union church. Sunday morning was well
| attended and was carried out in a man
ner crcdtable to those having 1t in
charge. Following is the program:
| Singing. ChOiI
| Responsive Reading,
| Superintendent and School
| Prayer. Rev. George Weeks
| Recitation. Alice MosheI
| History of Weeks Mills Union Sunday
| School. Mrs. Jennie Beale
| Singing, Choir
| Defamation, Benny Mosher
| Dialogue, Ada and Ruth Mosher
| Song, Mrs. Anna and Gladys Bowden
| Dcclamation-"Be Careful What You
| Say Ray Clifford
| Reading, Eva hathaway
| DecIama tion-''The Deacons Advice"
| Lawrence CTommett
| Singing. Choir
| I,ecla ma ion. Luther Dodge