Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

Kindness" Methyl Pope; Look
Pleasant" Marjory Tucker: 'Children's
Day" Mary Tucker; The Boy That
Laughs" Jessie True: exercise, illus
tratcd. Young Ladies: chorus, Shine
out" The pastor, Eben c. Slower, had
charge Of the exercises.
kENT's HILL.
Sunday afternoon the Baccalaureate
sermon WAS delivered in the church by
Wilbur Fisk Berry, d. d. The senior
class, numbering Sc. met in Bearce
Hall at 100 and attired in cap and
gown marched to the church. Special
music was rendered by a quartet COM
posed OF Miss Phoebe Pendlington,
Soprano Miss Villa Phelan, cOntralto,
both Of the class of '05, Prof A. l.
Oliver. tenor. and DIR. Wilson f. Morse,
director Of the music department, bass.
The following selections were sung in
most pleasing manner: 80, Lord
Most M,rCiful." Father l Know Thy
Ways Are Just" Light of the
World" 20 Lord We Come to Thee"
The Holy city" In the last selection
q chorus composed of 10 singers as
sisted. Pres. Berry in closing urged
the members of the class above all
other things To ne Christians. In the
evening Rev. Geo. a. Howard of
Livermore Falls delivered a lecture on
Missions in India in Kicker Hall. The
quartet sang Consider the Lilies In
its usual fine manner. The hall was
well filled and large collection was
taHen which the Y. w. c. A. will use
t" aid Il girl in India to become a mis-
sinnary.
Commencement week has at last
begun and if the fine weather continues
it will be one of the most enjoyable
affairs Kcnt's Hill has seen for years.
LITcHFIELD.
Two new cottages are being built on
Long pond, one by DR.. Goss and Chas.
Campbell for their own use, and one
by J. NJ. Estes and NJ. II. Dustin. for
a Mr. Kavenaugh of Jamaica Plain.
Many of the farmers are having to
again plant corn on account Of the cold
weather.
Leland Bukcr has gone to Auburn to
work in a restaurant.
Elmer Danforth. son of Emery Dan
forth. is very sick with meningitis. 1t
is ;hongnt that he can not recover.
Elmer Campbell Of Bath is visiting
at =. y. Packards.
Grace Danforth is very sick.
elmer and Sadie Jordan of Bow
dninham visited at A. II. Powers.
Sunday.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
VIM Witham. who recently fell from
ladder. hurting his back, is little
letter and it is thought that he Will
recover
People who have lumber on the line
Of the proposed Sabattus & Gardiner
electric railway have been requested
To- remove it and are busy cutting.
A GRASS band has been organized
with the following officers: President.
F. W. Jordan; treasurer, Henry Hail;
secretary and leader, NJ. II. Dustin.
ALBION.
G. w. Abbott is having the piazza at
the Abbot house screened in.
Master Floyd Abbott who has been
suffering from severe attack Of tonsi-
litis is recovering.
The farmers in this vicinity are all
done planting and the warm weather OF
the past few days has given everything
good start Grass is looking fine and
il looks as If there would be a large
hay crop harvested. Fruit trees have
blossomcd well and give promise of
plenty of fruit for local use and some
to spare.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Mrs. G. A. Robertson and daughter
and Don III. Fifield of Augusta were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. 8.
F'ifield at their home at North Man.
chester last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Fifleld enter
tanned a small party of friends Friday
evening in honor of her guests.
Branch Mills Grange.
Branch Mills grange met in regular ses-