Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-20
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

large gathering of parents ana
fr;ards and the members of the school
I,o,rd wore present at the flag Raising
at tho Rrackctt school building. The
following program was very su.o.a@
fully carried out: Song, "Flas ol ~
lumbia." school: concert recltatloh'
| "Our Flag" school; welcome EXERCISE
Grade III: dialogue. "Uncle Sans re
ception," Grades V and VIII; sohs,
| columbia the Gem OF the ocean,
school: recitation, barbara Frietchle,
Bertha Tracy; flag exercise, schooi,
song. "Blessed Red, White and Blue,
school. The school and visitors passed
ont and while Leigh Ayers raised the
flag the school sang "Of Thee Oh Ban
uer of the Free; flag salute, school;
..The Star Spangled Banner" school
and visitors; prayer, Rev. w. a. Me-
,erycy, Remarks were made by Mrs.
Addie Dana Hanks, Lendall Titcomb,
NJ. S. HoIway and A. d. Russell.
The musical and literary entertain
| ment given ut North Augusta Grange
hall. Friday evening. by the pupils OF
the Stone school, under the instruction
of Miss Celia Jones, the popular teach
err of that school, was of the same high
order that charactcriZes their enter
tainments. The program consisted OF
farces. musical and literary selections
| The parts were all we'll rendered and re-
ceived generous applause from the large
audience present. The ICE cream and
cakes contributed by the parents were
delicious and received ready sale.
The whole entertainment was as usual
a financial success, more than $50 being
| realized.
The many friends of Mrs. Clara
GoOdsell will be pleased to know that
she is regaining her health, being able
| to leave her room.
| Edward FoIger, who has been con-
| fined to his home for SO many months
| is improving and was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Bennett, last week,
| having walked the entire distance from
his home. Mr.. Folger is in his 92d year.
James Leighton, formerly of Angus
TIA, died at Easton Center, Mass. Fri
| day night, after a short serious illness.
The funeral occurred at that place,
Monday afternoon. He was about 81
years CT age An adopted son, George
Leighton of Sidney, a brother, Aaron
Leighton, and a sister, Mrs. Jane Ma
son, both of Augusta, survive him.
EAST VAsSALBORo.
The sad intelligence. Monday morn
| ing, that Mrs. Ann Collins had died
very suddenly at an early hour, Mon
day morning, spread rapidly, she hav-
ing been in usual health up to few
moments before she passed away. Mrs.
| Collins, nee Greenlaw, had always
lived in the village and had many life
long friends. She was woman Of
marked ability and devoted her life to
aiding the needy, caring for the sick
and Borrowing and ministering to those
in trouble; kind and sympathiziny
friend. who was always ready to aid
| with her love and advice. She gave the
cup of cold water, she visited the sick,
she gave to those who were all hung
cred and this is Il hitting testimonial
! of her. "She hath done what she
could" and many tear of sympathy
will be dropped as her generous deed
are counted over She was the devoted
wife of j. l.. Collins and they had walk
| ed together nearly So years. One sister
survives her from n large family of
daughters. MI. Collins has the deepest
sympathy of a large circle of friends
in his sorrow and all who knew her
will mourn her loss. but not as one
without hope, for sha had been de-
voted Christian for many years. Rest.
| thou loved one, rest, with the angel of
peace lowering over thy head.
CHELSEA.
Union Sabbath school and Chelsea
Grange are to unite in giving the chill
| dren of the neighborhood 4 picnic and
general good time, Thursday. June %.
The children are cordially invited to
come to the chapel at O'Clock and the
| afternoon will be spent in games. etc.
| on the grounds and in the grove near
by. At o'clock supper will be served
to the children in the chapel, and in
the evening an entertainment will be
given to which the nciEhbOrhood in
general is invited. The ladies of the
Sunday school and Grange will spare
no effort to make the day a pleasant
one, and earnestly request that every
child i'm the ncighborhood be present.
and good care will be given them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Gar
diner were callers in town, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin, who works
in Augusta passed Sunday with her
| mother in town.
Miss Nellie Heath of Gardiner was
the guest of Mrs. =. Hayes over Sun
day.
Mrs. r. r. Fisher and daughter, who
have been in Boston for several weeks
passed Sunday at their home in town.
Howard Hunt is in Waterville serv-
ing on the jury as foreman.
Mrs. Choate and daughter of Augusta
was the guest of Mrs. Il. V. Morgan,
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Lunt and son. Ernest of
Augusta passed Sunday with Mrs
Lunt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S,
Dorr.
Miss Bcrnice Watson was one of the
graduates from the High school in
Gardiner, last week, and is passing.
this week, with the class at Capitol Is
land.