Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-20
LINCOLN j
NORTH WALDOBORO.
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u. ,, Stahl went to Liberty Friday.
Mrs Il. Leslie BurnhcimeI and dauSh-
ter Lena were in Rockland Friday.
Miss Mary II. pisbee and Mrs Henry
Batcnc1ler of Warren Wcra guests Of
Mrs. Elmus Shuman Tuesday
Mrs l. J. Mank. Mrs. George Renner
and lille daughter, .)ra"ill. PASSED We'd
neSdar with Mr. and MIS- III 1Nciiyn foa-
ter at West NlidOboro.
Cecil r. NJ Nrwo-rt I'D sister Cert
rude nf Spring Brook farm were III Rock
land Tuesday.
Mrs Virgil Morse OF HaInwell is VS.
itinE Ter parents, M. ami Mrs W Bonn
hcime:.
Eugene Phibronk AMI brothe" Melvin Of
Union were in this place. Wednesday,.
g. g Walter has SoI1 MS tinc trJtIlnS
mare 10 parties in R:ver'lalr-
Mrs. Joseph Wright Of Maiden. Mass
is visiting her mother. Mrs Nancy
Burrne;mer.
Shu6an ~ Rennar arc pointing 10
rcnzo Newberts stand of holdings.
Ms Herbert Orif and children. who
have been visiting he; sister. Mrs Thorn
as kaler, i'll Roclllanu, returned home
Sunday.
Supervisor L; L. Harris of Wald"boro
was here Monday calling on the schools.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alexander Spear of War
ron were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. y. Z.
league Sunday.
Free St;;rrclt and friend. Mr.. Seigers.
Ct Warren were guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-
W. y. league Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Storer went to
Wicslow's Mills, Sunday and were guests
OF Mr.. and Ms. Oman Achorn.
Cecil Il. NJ. Ncwhert ard Master Earl
NewbcIt drove t. jefferson Monddy.
Mrs W. r. Walter ana Mrs. ID. o.
Stall are attending graduating exercises
at BuCESpOrt.
WHITEHEAD.
Michael O'Brien and a friend arc
boarding at Curtis Coombs'.
Mr. Baldwin is hauling lumber to the
Whitehead station to be shipped on the
W. W. and +. r. +.
L. II. Albee has been passing a few
days at Boothbay.
Geo. Carleton is having his house
newly shingled.
Warren Leavitt, who has been ill for
the past ten days, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Blanche Leavitt went to Water
vile, Thursday.
Roscoe Russell of jefferson was in
town Thursday planting corn for
Walter Peaslee.
DRESDEN MILLS.
The commencement exercises of
Bridge academy We're held in the Meth
OdiSt Episcopal church Thursday after
noon. The church was very prettily dec
GRATED i'll red and white crepe paper, the
class cnlorS, and evergreen and ferns.
There were only two to graduate, those
being Addie Munsey and Lillian John
son. Following is the program: Music;
Invocation, Rev. J. y. Morclen; music;
Salutatory, Lillian Alice Johnson; ora
ton, Freedom Of Slavery, Patrick
Henry, Geo. W. Tibbetts; music; origi-
nal poem, The Mountain of Fame"
Hazel Hall; defamation, THE De-
Struction of Pompeii,' Ralph b.
Cheney: music; valedictory, Addie
Frances MunSey; music; presentation
Of diplomas; music; address, Hon. A. G.
Stilphen; music; class officers: Pres,
Addie +. Munsey; Sec. and Treas,
Lillian a. Johnson: class motto,
"Endcavor to Succeed" All did justice
to their parts and from beginning to
end it was a great success. Tho bah
was held at Fownalboro hall in the eve
ming. That too was a very enjoyable
affair. About 60 couple participated.
Payne & Plumner's orchestra of Lew
iston furnished the music.
Annie Houdlett and Bernice Wood
ward are home from Pennington Nor
NAL school for their Summers vacation.
Miss Nola Houdlctt;is in Bath, where
She has accepted position at the
Orphans Home.
Miss Maggie White IS substituting in
the Central telephone office while the
onorator Miss Ethel PuShard, is haV-
ing her vacation.