Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
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hall, Wednesday evening. The hall
was very prettily draped in green and
white the class cOlOrs, while the stage
was made very attractive with ever
green, pOtted plants and cut flowers,
while in the background hung the mot
to, Labor COnquers ALL" Kendalrs
orchestra furnished music during the
evening. The program: Music, pray
or: music; The Blight Of Idleness Luz
Gina Mussey Barrett: Chances for the
Twentieth Century Young Man, Bert
Leroy Rand: music; Individual Effort
Necessary to Success in Life, Flora
Jennie Gleason; Tie Discipline of Life
and Character, Cassie Belle Burrill;
Minimizing Difficulties, Milton Ellery
Gleason; music; A Ladder to Success.
Jeanette Hilda Nelson; The Value of
Books, Gretta Belle Goodrich; music;
Comforting of Diplomas: music; Sing
ing Class Ode; Presentation of Gifts,
Flora Jennie Gleason; music.
Miss Linnie Nye of Skowhegan, was
the guest of Mrs. r. H. Harris. few
days last week.
Harrison d. Barrett started. Mon
cay. for Los Angeles. Cal. where he is
| to deliver an address, June "a.
EAST coRNviLLE.
Samuel Longfellow died, Friday.
June 16, at the advanced age of 81
Years. five months and IS days.
Paralysis was the direct cause of his
death, he having suffered two shocks.
Mr.. LonsfellOw is survived by widow.
one daughter. Mrs. S. Blaisdell of this
place. and four sons: Horatio of this
place; Orlando of Taunton. Mass;
James S. of Boston; and Charles Of
Skowhegan. Mr.. LongfellOw was born
in Newburyport. Mass, In 1913. For
| the past SIS years he had been a resi-
| dent of this town. and had been hon.
bred and respected by all who knew
him. He had served the town as trea-
surer, collector and justice of the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Longfellow Of
Taunton. Mass, and James LongfellOw,
| Of Boston, who were called here to at
tend the funeral Of their father. Samu-
| cl Longfellow. returned to their homes,
Tuesday.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. Jackson and son Of Barre, VT,
are in town. DIR. Jackson will come
later
| Harry Hilton has purchased a steam
er and will run It on Indian lake, this
season. Summer visitors will have a
much better opportunity for fishing and
excursions than ever before.
| Miss Lola Peaks returned Saturday.
from Massachusetts, where she has
oeen teaching.
Miss Fannie Jenkins who has brain
fever at George w. Martins seems to
| be a little more comfortable.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Miss Lillian NJ. Hoxie visited ner
brother Silas Hoxie in North Belgrade.
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie A. Hoxie If Smithfield, is
visiting at A. B. Goodw,ns.
School closed in the COvel district
Friday. Mrs Sarah Gray is the teach
er.
Nora NJ. Goodwin, who has been
teaching in Hinckley Is spending ner
vacation at home.
| CAMBRIDGE.
The friends of Miss F.. Louise Horne
in this town were pleased to hear that
she has accepted a position as leader
of n ladies' orchestra In West Virginia.
She will also play solo parts.
Mrs. B. G. Wentworth has returned
home from Auburn.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson were in Bangor
recently on business.
Miss Lena Whitney has returned
from Litchfield. where she has been
visiting relatives for a few weeks.
Vera Charbourne is quite i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. Edith Knowles. daughter ,of
Leroy Downing was married, Saturday
evening to VIM. Dunn Of CONWAY p
E. ].
Mrs. Mary Mitchell is VISITING At
Alva Mitchelrs foc few weeks.
Ira Horne has moved his family from,
Waterville here for the summer
Miss Lucy Ham is home from Wa
terville.