Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-12
SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND

1HltQftil EuilddN WAS Otfstt "a sfhAtbSe
evening by the Methodist sunday school
at the church. splendid program being
rendered IN the presence Of large au-
dieuce The program;
Singing Bless the Lord. All Ye Lands,
Recitation-"A Little Travellers Greeting"
Carl Gibbs
PRAYER Rev. a. 4. Lewis
Answered Prayer Ruth Dodge
Responsive Reading.
Recitaton-'A Little Verse,
Exercise STANDARD Bearers" Five Girls
Recitation" Something Each Day.
to Our Hearts. chorus
observation-disclosures Day the Best
Gift" Five Girls
Neutrality-suspicious. Daughters. IT.,
Rainbow Eight Girls
Recitation-Two Little Maidens.
Song exercise-"The Rainy Day Brigade"
Fourteen Children
Recitation-.sTh Childrents Crusade"
Vergie Roberts
Exercise-"Things We Carry as We Go.
seven Children
Secret" Healery Hunter
Song exercise. Six Girls
i5o5t1 Sc "Emblems of Summer
Five Young Ladies
of Loye. Chorus
The Raeealaureate sermon before the
class of the Richmond High
school was preached by Rev. F. A. Evans
at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Free Baptist church, the church being
crowded TO the doors Mr. Evans theme
was 1.-The Great Opportunities of the
Present Day. taking as his text Christ
said to the Children of Israel, Go For
ward The church was very handsome
w decorated with flowers and the class
colors. green and white The program in
cluded a cornet solo by Joseph II. New
ell. tenor solo by Joseph +. Mansir and
selections by mixed quartet, Mrs. EY-
erett Chapman, Mrs FrantZ Hutchins,
Samuel Card and James Roberts. The
sermon was an able scholarly and in
structiVe discourse. most attentively lis
tened to and enjoyed by all The musical
numbers were all of a. high order, partic-
ularly the cornet solo of Mr. Newell, who
is a finished performer on that instru-
ment.
The graduating exercises will be held
next Friday afternoon in the opera house
with reception in the evening
b. r Curtis was a business visitor
Friday in Augusta.
Alfred Small returned Saturday from
a short business "trip to Boston.
Children's day was observed at II
A. NJ Sunday at the Methodist church.
The pastor addressed the children. and
at z 50 in the evening a ''Ghildren's
Day" concert was given.
rhe Malay Brothers have bought
the Lizzie Varney farm.
Mrs. Sadie Roberts of Lewiston is
the guest for few days of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Annie Pollard
Louis Gaubert of Livermore Falls
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. J Gaubert,
Fred Brutche of Eakevile, Pa, ar
rived in town Wednesday and will
of his sister, Mrs julius otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Blair of Somer-
vile, Mass. were guests last week of
relatives in town.
Miss Mary Winbush of Everett,
Mass. Tuesday made a business trip
to town.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Whitney. daugh-
ter Elizabeth Rose, and maid of An
sonia, Conn. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Whitney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Whitney.
DR. Henry Hawkins of Boston was
"A guest a few days last week at the
home of Mrs. Hawkins father 4. w.
Smith
Miss Ellen Hewey of Bingham is
stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. b. Smith
Rev. S. a. Evans cf the Free Bap-
list church delivered the Paeealaure-
ate sermon Sunday afternoon to the
graduating class of the Richmond High
school The church was filled with
relatives ard friends of the members
of The class. Music was furnished by
mixed quartet. The church was
prettily decorated with flowers and the
class colors, green ana white.
James Haynes Of Watervllle passed
Sunday with his parents Mr. and
MRS, W. II. Haynes. Chestnut street
ICEBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Chapman and
son Kenneth of Athens. Maine. and
Mrs. Gray, Maurice and Elizabeth
Gray Of Southport, have been in town
Tor several DAYS. called here By the
death of Perley Leavitt.
Mrs, Jennie Sylvester went to Au-
gusta Saturday.