Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-06
EAyETTE.

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/ Mckinley school, taught by Miss
Bessie Bamford closed Friday, June
] 30. Many of the parents and friends
| were present at the closing exercises
and were entertained in a very pleas
ing manner by the following: Song,
Red, White and Blue" school; con-
| cert recitation, 1.-The Blue and the
Gray; quotation exercise, school; reci-
tation, Margaret Whttimore; reeita-
ton, Maize Schmidt; recitation Har-
old Bamford; recitation, Herman
DYKE recitation, Gladys Jones; exer-
else. four boys; recitation. Louise
Hissmer; recitation, Thelma Seven
son; flag drill. eight girls; original
poem, Rachael Whittimore; recitation
| Lawrence Kent; recitation. George
Norton recitation. Malcolm Stevenson:
recitation, Franklin Ellis; recitation,
Carrie Burns; recitation. Joe Burns;
exercise, three girls; secretary's re-
port; reading, Marjorie Philbriek;
song, Johnny Smoker closing recital
| ton. Edith Bamford.
Miss Bamford's recitation was orig
inal and caused much merriment II
was entitled THE Last Will and
Testament of Carey Whittimore"
Every pupil in the school as we'll as
some who were here in the past were
remembered: even the teacher was
not forgotten. The poem by Rachel
Whittimore also deserves special men
ton, 1t was fully appreciated by all
especially by those who passed com
mencoment week at Kent's Hill.
Louise Hissmer, George Hissmer, Lor-
eta Schmidt and Maize Schmidt were
present every day during the term.
WINDSOR.
Charles Bradsfre returned Saturday
from short visit with relatives in
Lynn Mass.
Mrs. c. +. Donnell is passing a few
days with relatives in Augusta
Ralph Dutton of Boston passed the
Fourth with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| II. A. Dutton.
During the past week about 700 bushels
of potatoes have been hauled to Augusta
and the National Home from this town
for Weber & Hewett
WINDSoRVILLE.
Mrs. Samuel Lyon was recent visi-
tor at Cooperis Mills
Miss Eva Brown of Halowell is the
| guest of her aunt Miss Marion Brown.
sea were guests over Sunday of their
| father, $. w. Peasley and sister, Mrs.
Dolly Wright
| Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby have re-
| turned from a prolonged visit to their
sister, Mrs Harry Crockett in Kenne-
| bunkport.
Ernest Brown and two children James
and Florence of Hallowell were Sunday
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l.. Brown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett of Kennebunk-
port is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. w. II. Colby, for the month of July
Mrs. Joseph Shepler and two sons.
Dwight and Rexal. and maid, arrived
| Saturday and are at their summer cot
| tage.
W. II. Colby has prepared the frame
raised and boarded the large barn he is
building for John Albee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bartol and two
daughters, Doris and Gladys, of Freeport
have been guests the past week at the
home of Mrs. Bartol's father, s. w.
Peasley, and sister, Mrs. Dolly Wright.
Erskine school closed Friday with an
entertainment in which every pupil had
part. a goodly numbef oil people were
present TO hear the children who have
made great Improvement in their studies,
especially in drawing and penmanship;
much credit is due the teacher, Miss Inez
Kennedy of Cooper's Mills, for her faith
full untiring efforts. Miss Kennedys
work in the school is appreciated by both
parents and pupils and all hope for her
return at the fall term.
WINDSORNILLE-The Kennebec Jour
nails correspondent notifies the editor
that last weeks correspondence has not
appeared in the Daily. An investigation
shows that through some mistake in the
Make-Up department the WindsorvilleI
News was used in the Weekly. but not
in the edition of the Daily that goes to
Windsorville.
LITCHFIELD.
CORNER-The funeral services of Mrs.
Thurston Smith were held Wednesday
morning, June %, at her late home, Rev.
j. S. Richards officiating. The remains
were taken to Dresden Mills for inter-
ment. Her daughter, Mrs. Dryer, has not
yet returned to Boston
Libby Post and Relief Corps have ad-
journed their meeting until August IS.
Mrs. Ada Barker of Auburn visited ner
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