Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-25
meats at his Echo Lake" farm that
1,-;u ;ry,v,rnr,a II very ynllch

will improve it very much.
The roads are now quite good for this
sea son. The road commissioner. w. A.
Underwood. will soon 90 to work Oh
them.
Mr.. DYKE of LivermOre Falls. has
bought about 80 tons OF lay of r. r.
Lurry and has teams hauling it.
ALBION.
Charles Byther has recently bought
q morse for his use on the mail route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald are
pleased to receive baby 10y into their
family.
The schools in town began, April "A,
with the exception of the Albion Cor
ner Primary which will open, May J..
Miss Olive Gould and niece, Verna re
turned last week from Massachusetts.
where they have been visiting Miss
Gould's sister. Miss Gould has also Wis
tied public schools and Sunday schools,
to observe their methods.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Arthur Smiley was in Jefferson last
week and purchased yoke of oxen of
Goo. r. Weeks.
Miss Bessie Small OF Oak Grove Sem
mary was the guest of her class mata,
Miss Jennie Lyon, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Bourne passed few days
in Augusta. last week.
T. A. Barr recently purchased nice
pair of horses of Rex Church of Angus
Ia.
Chas Burgess Of Watcrvillc, visited
his mother. Mrs. Abbie burgess, over
sunday.
Miss Mmicl Longley of Colby. was a
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
+. Hussey.
"A social dance will be given, Monday
evening, May |, under the management
of Clyde Blake and Harry Higgins in
Grange hall. Refreshments will be
served.
+. II. Bragg was iii Portland, last
week, on business.
WINSLoW.
T.. Walter Blackwell, who is working
at a hotel near MooSehcad lake. came
home. Friday morning, on account OF ill
hess. He is reported better, this week.
Friday evening. April ~. the pupils of
the High school will give an entertain
mcnt and Sociablc ut Grang. Hall Til.
program for the entertainment will con-
sst Of rccitatiOES, songs. violin and piano
solos. etc. The admission will be u
cents for adults and 10 cents Tor chill
tren. and it IS hoped that there will he
good attendance, us the money is need
cd for books in the library.
Wednesday, April 70, the sewing circle
of the Congregational church here will
hold a meeting from 10 in the morning
In in fhn TOW a Stfr ,.,..
will be served. 1t is hoped that all will
attend who arc able.
The last of the series of exhibitions
WIS held by the freshman class OF the
High school, last Thursday. Many pco-
Pie were present who spoke of the excel
lence of the entertainment. The follow
ins was the program: Class song, recital
ton Marion Stanley; violin solo. Edmund
reclamation. islwood Sylvester: vocai
duet Misses Helen NOVEL; and Marion
Stanley; recitation, Edith Williams: dec
lamation. Ira Sylvester; piano solo, Mar
defamation. Napoleon Marcou: violin
solo, Grover Prentiss; defamation. VIII
lard Simpson; recitation, Carrie Jones;
song by the Quartet. which consisted of
Misses Ethel Simpson. Edith Williams.
Hen Ncrwell and Mary Hogan: dectamst-
ton, Grover Frentiss; defamation. Ed
mund Hutchinson. A drill was given by
four girls who were dressed in their class.
were very pretty. the background being
red with white edges and TIE year Of
the class hung in the center in white with
poles draped on the sides of the stage.
1t was announced. Friday morning. by
Mr. Chapman that the sophomore excel
ed IN dcclama ti0nS and. the freshmen OK
cellcd in their class song, music and in
their drill. Those chosen to take part.
Friday night. of this week. are: Junior
cl;tss-Clarence Howard. George Simpson.
Edythe Hutchinson and Dora Skllin. with
Eva Getchell for n violin solo and Harry
Makuinness with Il piano solo. From the
sophomore class are Hattie Simpson.
iayalene Trefren. Miltlren Paine, Edward
Roderick and Usher Garland. with Mis-
Sos Hattie and Gladys Simpson to play a
duet. Jessie kidder a piano solo and the
dumb-bell drill. From the freshman
class are Helen Novel;. Edmund Hutch
iuson. the other two have not been been
on by Misses Marion Stanley and Helen
Novel;, their class song. piano solo by
Miss Stanley and the wand drill
Easter Sunday was co!,lmemmorated by
baptiSmal exercises ut the Congregations
al church, which were conducted by Rev
Arthur Varney. Those btptised were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smiley. the infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Garland and
the daughter of Rcv. and Mrs Marley
The services concluded with a cor1m,ln-
ion service which was presided over by