Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-03

were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Chase over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seldom are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Jordan
William d. Walker of Auburn Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. King.
BELGRADE.
A very interesting game of baseball
was played Monday afternoon on the
Tibbetts field. between the Maine Tel.
& Tel Men and the Messalonskee
Athletic Club. Although out weighed
many pounds to the man. the Mesa
lonSkee boys We're victorious by the
score of 10 to ,. The battery for the
Maine Tel & Tel. Men was Fox and
Brown; and for Messalonskee. Knowles
and Chase. A large crowd attended
the game. The features were the bal
terry work of Knowles and Chase. a
three base hit by DanfOrth in the
ninth inning. and Chase's batting and
base running
Hon. w. c. Atkins of Gardiner de-
livered fine memorial address Nom
day evening at Belgrade Grange hall
to large and appreciative audience
Music was furnished for the occasion
by Belgrade Band
MI anu NILS. Bert Snllln bl Mon
mouth passed the day Sunday with
Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. ]. +. Tillson
The Messalonskee Social and Ath-
letic Club is making great efforts for
a Fourth of July celebration.
The apple trees in this section have
blossomed very abundantly.
\ committee of the members of Bel
grade Grange decorated the graves of
deceased members Monday in Wood
side and Pine Grove cemeteries. The
graves OF deceased soldiers We're dec
Grated with flags.
MT. VERNON.
Memorial day was observed in our
town as follows: In the forenoon
delegates from the Post decorated the
graves in the various cemeteries over
town. At , o'clock in the afternoon
the students of the High school, to-
gether with those of the lower grades
being led by a Drum Corp marched
from the Schoolhouse to Masonic hall,
where the members of Cyrus w. Will
liamS Post and ladies of the Relief
Corps We're in readiness to continue
the march to odd Fellows hall After
all We're seated and everything in
readiness the following order of exer-
ciSes was taken up: Selection. the
Orchestra; recitation. "Memorial,'
Hazel Hopkins: prayer, Rev. l.. r,
Swan; selection, Male Quartet; read
ing. roll Of honor, Comrade r. c. I'osS
selection, Male Quartet: reading,
Lincolns address. Hon. A. p. Cram;
selection, Orchestra: address, Judge p.
F. Maher of Augusta: selection, the
Male Quartet; benediction, Rev f. w.
Klein BY a suggestion OF Thos. 5.
Hopkins of Washington. D. G.. in Il few
well chosen remarks the audience ex-
pressed their appreciation of the noble
address by a rising vote of thanks.
The exercises We're very interesting,
especially the address which was pro-
nounced among the best we ever had,
Surely Mr.. Maher has left very fav-
Orable impression in this part of the
county After the services all return
ed to Masonic hall where a fine sup
per was in waiting.
WESTERN. Mr.. Clen. pastor Of the
Baptist church at Mt Vernon, deliv-
cred Memorial sermon at the Free
Baptist church at this place sunday
Mr. Clcin'.s text was Judges villa
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening was led by Mr.. Berry
Of Kents Hill Subject. rs Ours a
Christian Nation?"
4 little son arrived Sunday morning
at the home of Mir. and Mrs. CT. w.
Doliuff. Mr.. Dolof is a son of Mr.. and
MIS-. J. w. DollOm of this place. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Fred Copeland recently lost a val
uablr COW.