Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-01


Friday evening of Mrs Edith Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Brann were in
Augusta SATURDAY, calling on Mr. and
Mrs. GiIcrease sind Mr.. and Mrs. ANS
brose Warren, tormerly of this place. =
Miss Hattie ~. Luce of Augusta
passed the SABBATH with her friend,
Mrs. Brann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Harnden. >of
China were visita,s Sunday of Emma
Richardson Al
Mrs. NJ. F. DaviS went to waterville
Monday to be the. guest of relatives
for a few days. Beore returning Mrs
Davis will go to EAlgrade Lakes for a
brief visit with ffends.
Otis Adams of Philips has been Wis
iting his mothaS=for several days.
Mr.. and Mrss r Davis anf sister.
Mrs. Barrows, We're FALLING Sunday on
f. Belle Taylor.
Mrs. Ella Davis decorated her birth
day last Thursday. June %. Her
brothers, Stephen and Granville Pullen,
and Mrs. Pullen, their son ToIbert of
ICaliforf1Ia. Fred Pullen and daughter
Nellie 6f North Arson. Mrs Davis
sisters, Ne. May InSham and Mrs.
Sylvia Williams and husband of Wa
terville were present. Mrs. Davis re-
lceived many valuable presents. among
which was s. in gold, beside a shower
of post cards.
WAYNE.
NoRTH-E. L. Ndfffs made a busi-
ness to Boston Tuesday
Miss Annie Hall of Oakland is the
guest of her unble. w. Jennings and
family.
Mrs. L. C. Fess and son Percy re-
turned with Mrs Maud Benson. her
daughter to her home in Wolaston.
Mass. Mrs. Foss and son will make
their future home with Mr. and Mrs.
Benson.
f. l.. Stevens and A. w. Laid are
repairing the buildings of Miss Mary
Smith. who is here for her vacation
Mrs. Marion Leveas of Rea dfieId
passed Thursday with her daughter,
mrs. Bessie Dickinson and family.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens and Mrs. E. l..
stevens were guests Thursday of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Nickerson.
Miss Phyllis Ward visited Miss Jo
sephine Lane Thursday.
BELGRADE.
NoRTH-Henry = Richards and
daughter, Miss Alice Richards. arrived
at Camp Merryweather by automobile
Tuesday To pass the summer.
The entertainment at the Grange
nan wednesday evening given by the
scholars of the Point school Miss
HaZeI Rollins teacher. was a most en-
Joyabie occasion. The following zpro-
gram was successfully carried out Re
marks and poem by AIpheus Spauld-
ing; fancy dress march by the sehol-
ars; recitation, Ruth Stevens: music.
Vlo1n and organ: solo. Mr. Cook; tab
ieau. America, while the audience sang
the National Hymn; recitation. Carl
ton Cook; music: dialogue, song by
the girls; recitation, Marion stevens.
music; solo, Mrs. Stevens After the
program was concluded ice cream and
cake we're sold and games played. The
amount realized from the evenings
entertainment will be sufficient to buv
the needed furnishings for the school
Herbert Biekford is hauling lumber
Tor some new camps at Pine Beach
The sboys who attend the summer
school at Camp Merryweather are ex-
pected Saturday. as are alse those for
Camp kennebec. Thirty five came
Tuesday for Pine Island school. while
| some of the girls have arrived az Camp
Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Kendrick of
Boston are passing a few weeks at
c. j. Andersons
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Wednesday. June rs. was
re- low NJ
school. Quite a number attended. The
following program was carried out:
Marching by school. Herbert Stone
| playing Marching Through Georgia
on harmonica; welcome address. Her
bert stone; recitation. "Now For Va
cation Dorothy E. Smith; recitation
i'Froggies at School," James G. Stone;
reading by Glass A, from "Evange.
line; recitation. "A Seed MabeI
Smith; recitation, "A Little Old Lady
Helen Lannigan; song. @Old Folks al
Home by Glasses and B. (encored);
recitation. Lucky Ted Myron Cook;
| recitation. The First Snowfall" Eva
Smith; How Columbus Gained a
| World. Classes A. and B.: recitation
The First Green Leaves Ethel Pulls;
recitation. "Abou Ben Adham," Ella
Foss3 recitation. school Days and
rlS Days. Lafayette Anderson rec
kAtion, II Cannot Addie Brown;
keitation The ship Colors. Clara
: NTH ;assong. My Old Kentucky
Homes Primary class; recitation. ''rhe
ChildrRn's Hour Chrystabelle Stew
art; sCapitals and Multiplication Ia
| Bile" Primary class: song, "Juanita,
! by school, closing song. America
sang by all Great credit is due Miss
Tr8wbridge for her three terms work
AID all hope that she will return here
for the fall fern. A picnic was held
Thursday, the last day of school. at
| Josephus Browns grove A fine time
| was reported by all.
The Sunday school will hold its am
nual picnic at Josephus Browns grove
| July 4. All are cordially invited to at
tend, including those who do not be-
| long to the Sunday school
Ella Foss celebrated her 10th birth
| day June 20.
READFIELD.
Mrs. Amelia Whittier of Chelsea. Mass.
| is spending few days with Miss Jane