Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-09
6. W. BROWN & COMPANY
GARDINER MAINE

Mass. is visiting relatives and friends
here. He supplied the pulpit at the Ad-
vent chapel, Sunday morning.
There was good attendance at the
baptist church. Sunday afternoon.
Rev. George H. Hamlen supplied the
pulpit.
There will be a preaching service at
the church, next Sunday, at 2.30.
BRANCH MILLS.
Posters are out again announcing
another Grand Ball at Perkins Hall,
Palermo, June 9th, under the able lead
| ership of Harry w. Worthing. Fine
music will be rendered by Pomroy's
orchestra, of Waterville.
SIDNEY.
Rev. Albert Leach Of China, is OK
pccted to preach in the Baptist church,
next Sunday. June II. He will also
preach at West Sidney in the afternoon.
WINsLoW.
Mrs Helen Raynes of Gardiner is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goody.
The mnny friends here of Miss Margaret
Blackwell will be pleased to learn of her
| marriage to George Gray OF Duluth.
Minnesota. The wedding will take place
at the Methodist church in Portland June
I'd.
Miss Edith Kidder. who is employed as
a dresSmaker in Boston, is visiting her
parents on Pine Street
Edwin +. Blackwell and George Patter-
son. who were drawn as jurors, went to
Bangor. to attend the session. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith and Mr.. Wood
have the heartfelt sympathy of all the
| friends, here, of the sudden death of Mrs.
Wood.
Miss NJ. G. Powell. tho teacher of elocu-
| ton in the High school, passed Sunday
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howard.
The Baccalaureate sermon was
preached before the graduating class.
Sunday. by President White of Colby Col
| lego. full choir consisting of ten ladies
| from the school was in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Stuart went to Lewiston.
Monday morning to the hospital.
The graduating class presented a pic
| turc from Homer to the High school.
Tuesday. Albert Patterson made the pre-
sentati0n speech. Miss Lula Stuart I'M
| yelled the picture and Miss Dora Skillin
received it.
The graduating exercises of the High
school will take place. Friday evening.
June It'll, at the Congregational church.
NORTH SIDNEY.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the Rap-
| fist Church will meet with Mrs. Geo.
Juit loeiI' a. " Sp'N. oubJ'Nt
| of meeting Alaska" A portion of the
time will be devoted to the cutting Of
patchwork for sewing classes of Indian
girls. All are invited and requested to
| bring print, scissors and Il postal card.
The pupils of the Longfellow League
District No. ., taught by Miss Mary
Elizabeth Jones observed Memorial Day,
Wednesday, May 81. Tie schoolhousc
was decorated very prcttily and the fol
Singing. Battle Hymn of the Republic. "
by the school, recitation. How the Blue
and Gray Blend" Clyde Clark: recitation,
recitation. Decoration Day" Roy Smi-
ley; recitation. THE Flag of the Rain
bow" Eva Lyons: quotation, Paul Ste
yens; recitation; ' Two, Captains" Olive
Sherman Tracy; recitation. You Put No
Flowers on Papa's Grave Ruby Doritv:
recitation. My Country" Earl Goff; rec
itation. Comrades Forever" Guy Lyon;
port: recitation. Battle of Antietam.'
Budd Lyon: recitation. Liberty" Avery
Hamlen; quota ton. Kenneth Stevens and
Whts and Ru Ne5 Go h sng Rsa
America by the school.
Miss Muriel Longley of Coburn. spent
Sunday at B. F. Hussey
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel oster Of Cross
Mrs Albert Taught. Sul 1y.
Mrs. Rcard of Everett Mass, is visit
ing her brother. Josiah Soule.
Mrs Barber of Augusta. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs Lizzie Barton.
Mrs George Sheldon md little son of
Augusta. passed last week with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Sawtelle.
Memorial day exercises in this town
were successfully carried out under the
direction of the G. A. +. Post. The adj
dress by Frank l.. Dutton Esq, Of An
eusta. deserves special MENTION 1t was
an eloquent and scholarly effort. and won
KNOX,.