Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-06

who is visiting relatives in Maine,
went to Augusta Monday as the guest
of j. Frank Pierce and Mrs. Iva
Holmes of Chestnut street.
Children's day was observed Sunday
afternoon, Aug. l, with large audience
present. Too much praise cannot be
bestowed upon Mrs. E. Roundy, organ
list and teacher of the young ladies'
class, which has been named the
"Merry Workers. The church was
very prettily decorated with ferns and
flowers with the large church Bible
raised and opened toward the audience,
at the 23d Psalm and surrounded with
green and flowers. Following is the
program: Organ Voluntary, by Mrs.
F.. Roundy, assisted by Mr.. Roundy on
the violin; Entrance march and song,
Scripture reading 23rd Psalm, by
school; invocation and Lords Pray
err, by Rev. r. A. Rich; singing, 1--WE
Greet YOU" by school; exercise. Greet
ing" by 3 girls; recitation, "Children's
Day." by Almopt Dudley; recitation,
"Smiles and Not Tears" by Harry
Gay; recitation. What A Little Girl
Can Do by Marcia Heath; recitation.
Count Your Blessings" by Morton
Hallet; exercise "Give the Boys A
Chance" by boys: song, by Althea
Heath; recitation, ga Little Bird
Tells" by Wilbur Luce; recitation,
''Sidetracked," by Luella Wallace;
recitation, Helping Gods Plan." by
Harris Hallet; recitation. Faith" by
Lila Bourne; recitation, 1.-THE Way to
be Happy" by Victor Heath; exercise,
"What Shall We Bring To Jesus?' by
3 girls; song, by Bessie Deering; reci-
tation, 1.-THE Sunny Side" by Floyd
Luce; recitation. "Mayn't I Be A Boy?'
BY Mary Dudley; recitation, PLUCK
and Prayer" by Alice Marston; reci-
tation. 'The Order of the Smiling
Face" by Elwood Dudley; recitation,
ton, "They Didn't Think" by Roy E.
Mace; exercise, "Snares for Little
Feet by 6 boys; song, by Harold
Heath; recitation, do You Know
What Makes Us Happy?" by
I.ottie Bourne: recitation, Praying
for Shoes" by Gladys Townsend; reci-
tation, 1.-The Prescription" by George
Mace; exercise. For-get-me- nots,' by
5 girls; singing. what JOY" by
school; recitation, "a Surprise by
Edgar Luce; recitation, 1.-THE Last
Hymn" by Emma Hunt: recitation.
'1'll Try and l Can't" by Bessie Deer
ing: recitation, 1.-THE Land of Smiles"
by Ethel Brooks; recitation. Christ
and the Little Ones by Florence
Luce recitation, MY Piece" by Rob-
ert Flynn: exercise, entitled Mes
sages." by The Merry Workers; reci-
tation, I'm. the Days of Childhood"
by Harvey Butler; recitation, 81 Like
to Help" by Althea Heath; recitation,
"A Little Sunbeam" by Chester Wey-
mouth: recitation, Getting and Civ
ing" by Margaret Flynn; recitation,
1.-THE Unseen Flower by Winifred
Gordon; fifteen minutes talk to the
children by the pastor, Rev. r. A.
Rich; song by the school, Sunshine
Renediction, Rev. r. A. Rich.
Walter Gile, of Boston, who is pass
ing his vacation with his mother, went
to North Jay Tuesday evening to give
an entertainment, assisted by Mrs.
Mona Elliott and talent from Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of Au-
gusta were guests over Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. o. Tebbetts, at their camp
on Lake Maranacook.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Pierce, who are
to give an entertainment at Giles hall
on Thursday evening, Aug. 5, will be
assisted by Prof. and Mrs. c. C. Stone
Of East Orange. N. j., and Prof. L. J.
Saunders and Miss Livingston of Ho-
boken. N. j., vocalists. who are pass
ing the summer at '"Tamsonhurst."
DEPOT-Dr M. S. Newton, who
came to L. M. JONES' Wednesday re-
turned, Thursday. accompanying Mrs.
Newton, who had visited at her broth
er's some days. to their home in Sabat-
tus! 50
Capt. and Mrs. william johnson.
Hallowell. accompanied By their