Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

narents and friends Of the pupils. The
annual picnic was held at F. j. Lords
cottage on Great Pond. The scholars
not absent We're Robert S. Pray, Ethel
M. Pray, Kenneth w. Pray, Edward
A. Mccarthy. Marcella c. Mccarthy
Helen Fl. Lord. Alice Spaulding, Mil
dred A. Farnham, Harold FarhhaW
and Bernard Farnham.
Mrs. F. ]. Lord, Mrs. G. G. Pray,
and Mrs. +. l.. Mccarthy We're bust
ness callers in Watervile last week.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Susan Searles of Providence, r.
l., but formerly a resident of this
place, is visiting her daughter, Miss
Eva Searles, and other friends.
Mrs. John Halpin of Windsor spent
a few days last week with her cousin,
Miss Lizzie Pope.
After a very successful term of 10
weeks. the school in District No. 4,
taught by Mrs. Cora Fowles Of East
Piston, closed last Friday with the
following program: Rotations War
| rem Hayes and Doris Thompson; song,
George Jones, Myrtle Harris, Marion
Fassel and Earle Hayes; recitation,
May McGugin; song. Viola Clark, Eth
ell Clark, Pearle Clark and Marion
Jones; recitation. Warren Hayes; duet,
Georgia Jones and Earle Hayes.
The school in District No. 3, taught
Ey Mrs. Gertrude Gillispie, closed last
week after a profitable term OF ~
| weeks Archie Collins and Regina
Morgan We're not absent, tardy or dis
missed during the term. The school
closed with the following exercises:
REGULATIONS We're given by Otis Coston,
Regina Morgan, Mae Gillispie, Fannie
Collins. May Barrett, Archie Collins,
May Caldwell, Hazel Collins and Ger
trude Burke. A picnic was held at the
home of the teacher at the close of the
school and merry time was enjoyed
by the little folks. Ice cream and cake
was served.
June Is was observed as Children's
dav by the Union Sunday school and
good audience greeted the little
speakers. The chapel was decorated
with field daisies. ferns, pinks. roses
and other wild flowers, making
pretty background for the following
exercises:
Prayer hv H. c. Lawrence.
Scripture reading. Miss. Lawrence
Sinsing-"Ill Be a sunbeam, :, School
KecItation-"Thc Chldren's Day
Ada HAYES
Observation-Disclosures" Marion Jones
ksci,a!ion-"rhank Your l ,la., FL
Their, DORIS Morgan
Rectatlon-"Children' Day
Instrumental music-"Nearer My God 70
Thee" Charlie Rouse
Recitation-"Your Niche" Leon Allen
Dialogue THE Lords Helpers
Otis Coston, Stella Swift, Esther Motang
observation-disclosures Roses" Ruby Corbin
Reciration-'A Cluster OF Violets.'
Charlie Rouse
Rccitation-"Apple Blossoms"
observation-disclosures Alike F EIWTn c collnr
Exercise Building the Tower.
Mrs Hayes Glass
Solo-"Chidrens Day In Galilee."
Recitation-"Parson Mays Sabbath
Margaret Witham
Recitation-"Just Little Child
observation-disclosures Hand" viii ni' 1aw renee
| Recitation-"keep On Doing"
! Recitation" The Last HYMN"
Reading-"only Seed" Miss Lawrenco
Remarks, Ill. e. Lawrence
| Singing School
Lords Prayer, Congregation
Following the exercises Rev. c. F.
Jones. the pastor made some interest
| ing remarks to the children on char
| acter building. At the suggestion of
| the superintendent the two youngest
| classes of the school earned their
| money to give to the "Chldrens Day
| Eund.'' and gave their friends a pleas
ant surprise by the amount brought
! A. WINE all did their parts in a very
creditabe manner. special mention
should be made of the exercise Build
ing the Tower" by Mrs. Hayes class.
Also the instrumental music by little
Charlie Rouse.
Miss Lou Caldwell of Boston arrived
on the boat Sunday morning for a few
weeks visit with her brother, r. B.
Caldwell.
| Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. King Blanch-
ord of South Gardiner passed Sunday
at j. o. Pages. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Ida Rand. Miss Lettie
Blanchard and Master Clyde Blanchard
who will make a few days visit be-
fore returning to their home in South
| Gardiner.
NJ S. Dow of Gardiner was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Collins of Gar
diner were the guests of f. II. Collins
Sunday.
P. Hayes and others of Chelsc1
Grange attended the Union" at Wind
| sor last Saturday.
II. c. Lawrence has commenced to
pick his Strawberries. They are in
very good condition considering the
dry weather
Mrs. A. l.. Hayes went to Capitol
Island the last of last week for a 10.
days visit.
Mrs. Eben Hallowell of China and
her two children are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Geo. Morrill,
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Walter Murphy and little
daughter of Bath are the guests OF
Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Mari.