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

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| drap,s night The committee in charge
a,a. sisters Mertie Weston. Lillian
| yeatou. EInora Minot and Eva stuart.
| All children of Changers are invited to
assist in the program.
The commencement exercises of the
| BELGRADE High school will be FRIDAY,
June at $50 +. Nj. The public are
cordially invited to attend. only those
holding tickets will be admitted to the
reception, The parts assigned for the
graduating class are as follows Vale
aictorv. Hildred Foster; salutatory,
Mildred Nickerson history. Effie Bick-
ford. Grafton. Milfred Childs; proph-
ecy Ethel Foster.
Miss Marion +. Tebbetts entertained
Mis- Nellie G. Nutting and a party
of Colby students Saturday and sun
dav at their cottage on Messalonskee
lake.
Vernon l.. Foster has received the
annointment of r. f. u. carrier on
Great pond He began his duties
June l.
Fred NJ. Tebbetts was home over
Sunday
Mrs. Cora A. Penney spent Saturday
and Sunday in Waterville with her son.
Clyde l.. Penney.
Mrs. I,athewaite is visiting at her
brothers, DR.. l.. e. Reynolds.
There will be work in the Final de-
grees at Belgrade Grange Saturday.
June 10. Please bring we'll filled bas-
kets that the Harvest supper may be
complete.
Mrs. Cav and son. Pearl, of Angus
tn. were recent visitors of Mrs. s. A.
Gay in this town.
LAKEs-Despite the long spell Of
dry weather in the spring, all vege-
tation is looking fine and well ad-
vanced. with the prospect of good
crops i'm season.
The Belgrade Lakes library has had
added to its shelves this spring 81 vol
unaes of the latest fiction and will
probably be largely patronied.
gang of workmen from Waterville
have repaired the leak in the canal,
restoring the supply of water for many
and saving the lives OF the
many thousand little trout lately plant
ed there by the government
The fly fishing is being enjoyed now
by the city sportsmen who are here
at the hotels Prof. r. IL. Chittenden
of Yale University with Prof l.. v
Brisson are enjoying the sport and
having great luck. Prof. Chittenden
landed 30 good sized bass in one after
noon his first try at them after reach |
ing Central house.
ALBION.
Mrs. Webb of Skowhegan is Visiting
Ter daughter. Mrs. Ghas. Littleheid.
Mrs. Bessie Carver and Miss EN-
ma Peaslee of Waterville were in
own last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth of Benton,
md Mrs. Folsom have been visiting
Marion Hussey.
Mr.. Clifford. who is engaged in Sun
law school work for the A. S. 5. H. |
spoke Thursday night at the Chris
ian church.
The primary school took SIS at their |
Saturday evening.
Mrs. La Forrest Tozier, who has |
,een caring for Mrs. Wing. was taken |
ZONE Sunday quite i'll.
Olive Gould has closed her High |
iehooi in Troy and is now at home.
tHdfI6S IL PoAAiic e'' a.
lition on his barn.
The Sunshine Society will meet
Wednesday at Grange hall.
The High school has a social
Wednesday evening. to get money for
he graduating class. Ice cream and
AXE will be on sale.
Childrens day will be observed at
he Christian church, Sunday. June IL, |
1t the hour of the usual church ser
ice
The District Sunday school conven-
ion will meet Saturday. June 10. at |
south China.
George Bessey of this town and Miss
Stella Philbrick of Benton were united |
n marriage, Saturday. May q, by E. |
L. Wing.
Mrs. Lura Coffin of Wiscasset has
been visiting relatives in town.