Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-16
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ALBION.


anna Wood is at hcme for the sum-
US, - Durant Of Boston passed few
,.,,a in town last week.
~ Sanborn and son from MasSa-
,...o,ts are visiting Mr.. Sanborns pa
Its Its Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Sanborn.
w. sunshine Society will meet at
~ Grange hall Wednesday afternoon,
-, ,'ne rs. Ice cream and cake will be
ssryed at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffin of Wiscas-
70, are visiting Mrs. Coffin's parents.
~, and Mrs. Everett Crommett.
lanes Hodgskins of Fairfield visited
t,iends in town last week.
MT. VERNON.
wEST-ChiIdren's day was observed
81 the Free BAPTIST church Sunday
nth a sermon in the morning by the
actor. Rev. T.. f. Crockett. A special
.oucert was given in the evening by
tho children Of the Sunday school. The
nroeram as rendered by the children
uas very interesting: Entrance march
bv the children; Scripture reading;
nrayer, Rev. Costello Weston; song by
CONGREGATION; recitation by Jenny
| pike: song by Juniors: recitation by
rudolph and Victor Anderson; duet
by Mrs. Alma Pulls and Curtis Butler;
recitation by Ella Foss; hymn by choir;
recitation by Myron Cook; song by
chrystabelc Stewart; recitation by Lee
williams; solo, "Thc Way of the
Cross" Curtis Butler; recitation by
Ethel Pulls; song by Juniors; Offering
for missionary work; recitation by
Eyie stone; solo, "What Will You Do
With Jesus" by Mrs. Alma Pulls. In
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Costello
weston made some interesting re-
marks to the children; closing hymn,
aGod BE With You" The
church was very prettily deco
rated fer the occasion with festooning,
towers, cxsagreens and potted plants.
Mrs Rcuel Hamilton and Ola Hall,
who have been guests for several days
uast at the home of their brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hall, re-
arned to their homes Sunday in Ches-
erviIle.
Mrs. Asa G.. Lamson and daughter
Cambridge, Mass, are guests at the
lome of Mrs. Lamsons sister, Mrs. J.
smith.
Miss Sgne Anderson, Miss Dena An
lerscn. Mrs. Inez Cushman, Victor
anderson and G.. Earl Peachcy attend
I'd the public meeting at Kent's Hill
Friday evening.
Mrs Alice Stewart arrived in town
c,tu Of
her sister, Mrs. George Carr.
It is understood that Mrs. Julia Dol
bf has sold her place to Charles Man
SIR.
Rev. and Mrs. f.. E. Crockett of Chcs-
tervilc are the happy parents of Il
fine son. The young man arrived
Thursday, June 10. Their friends in this
town unite in extending congratula-
tons.
READFIELD.
4 pEPOT--Mrs. Laura Harrington, who
vent to Portland Saturday, will remain
In the city several days.
Howard Ycaton left Friday for Gro
.On CT. where he and Mrs. Yeaton will
[1ass the summer.
Mrs. Mary Stevens, who has been stop
ping some time in Dcdham and Somer-
Vile. Mass. returned home Friday.
Henry A. Hutchinson. cadet at the
Lima school. Indiana, arrived home Fri
day evening
Victor Staples of Carthage is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sanborn.
Miss Susie Carr of Winthrop was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Marie Carr, Fri
day and Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Salthouse, who have pass
ed month at Coleman Grove. returned
to New York Friday.
Several arrivals are expected ut Cole
man Grove the present week.
The children's program, which was very
attractive in the Primary school room
Thursday afternoon was as follows: Wei
ccme dllustratc,D. seven boys; Words of
Welcome. owen Coleman; AS Smart as
They, Julia Milct: They Didn't Think,
Harry Gay: The Queer Little House.
Mary Starks: My First Pants. Norman
Luce; The First Day of School, Oma
Seigley; Circus Day, Seth Wright: da-
logue, Mildred and Helen Brown; A.
Grievous Complaint. Willis Brown; Ma
rvs Little Hen. Wallace Shepard: Adam s
advantage. Floyd Luce: Two Little Kit
tens, Mildred Brown: dialogue, boys talk;
raledictory, Clifton Bickford.