Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-29
Commencement Program
Al Maine Central Institute.
Saturday Observance Of Memo
rial Day by The Grange.
N. C. |. and North Newport In Tie
Game Boy Scouts Social.

Pref. +. L. Landman, principal of
Maire Central Institute, announces
tn following prcs1am for Commence
ment week. sunday, June IL. 1910 a.
y. sermon before the Christian As
ISOLATION at the free BAPTIST church,
Rev. 9. c. Mitchell, of Pdwtucket, K.
l.. 80 O'Clock, T. NJ, Baccalaureate
sermon at Union hall. Rev G. {. Nit
hell; Monday. June ~. s = NJ, Alum
ri prize speaking al Powers hall:
Tue sdaN June l3, S F. NJ, Mansers
prize speaking 1T Powers hall;
Wednesday, June ID. annual meeting
Of Ike trustees; p. NJ. Alumni bus
ness meeting; +. M. Alumni recep-
ton ana banquet; Thursday, Juno Is
IL A. NJ, graduation exercise az Union
hal: p. NJ. class reunions. , F.
NJ, baseball game. Alumni VS. NJ. g
|. regular team: =. NJ. Commences
ment concert.
ihttsheld Grange Saturday observed
Memorial 3av IN an aIl-'ilv session
1t noon a dinne. WAS served under
tho direction If Mrs Hattie Jones and
hcf aid Members of the q. \. K.
and ". Il. = were guests for the
daF. The following program WAS Civ
III Music in charge of =. W. Pat
ten. reli cali; war anecdotes or
current events. paper THE Influence
al the Heroes of tile civil War in
Ger Country TeCay,'' Mrs Edith
Eh1nneS. memorial services TOR de-
ceased members, readings. Eva Al
len. Mrs. Annie harrington and Mrs
Lizzie Robertson: reading. y Sol
dier's Story. Mrs ?. j. Nl.itten: adj
dress. Rev. \. K. Pearson, pastor of
ti1e Methodist church
Pau! stiuchfeld Frank Kennedy,
Chester Carson, Roger Miller and
Gerald Ellis, students at VI. c. l.
took part in tie track meet held Sat
arday AT Brunswick
sirs. Leila Gilman and Two children
ef California arrived Saturday for an
extended visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs G. w. Patten of this town.
Morris ard Edna. children of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin TAYLOR, who live in
the west part of the town, underwent
operations on their throat3 Thursday,
aad are reported as doing well
Postmaster William Stewart of
Newport was in town on business Sat
uiday.
Mr. and Mrs c Z. VIekery spent
Saturday and SUNDAY IN Jonesport
with their daughter, Mrs. NJ p Ham
bleton.
The Misses Elise and Ethel Haskell
Saturday were in Watervine.
The following instructions are given
on the official fire alarm chart Two
taps. alarm test; three taps. fire out:
five taps. out -of-tawn call seven
taps militia.
Miss Helen f. Carpenter has gone
to North Whitefield for few weeks
visit.
Mr. and Mrs F. D. Care, who have
occupied the julia Smith house on
Manson street during the winter, have
returned TO their farm in PALMYRA.
Attorney c. H. Morse and family
left Saturday for Moose pond. where
they will occupy thu Fuller cottage for
several weeks. They were accom-
Panied by Mrs. Morse's brother. DR.. J.
W. Robinson. and Mrs. Robinson of
Auburn, who will be their guests for
few days
n pleasant social was held Friday
evening in Powers hall under the au-
spices OF Che M. =. l. Athletic Asso-
ciation.
a good game of baseball was PLAYED
here Saturday afternoon between the
teams of NJ. c, l. and Ncrth New
port On account of the visiting team
having to leave Dn the 4 O'Clock
train the game closed with the 18th
inning, the score being to 5.
Mrs. Helen Ward and daughter
went to Camp Benson Saturday to
occupy their cottage until Monday.
Mis-. True Getchell and daughter.
Mrs. Mary keene, spent Thur sday
and Friday in Exeter, the guests of
relatives.
The Boy Scouts held an enjoyable
social Friday evening at the Univers-
aiist church. A program was given
which included a drill which was
well executed From the small ad
mission fee and sale of candy $l2 was
realized
Mrs. Nelson g. Smith, who has
spent the winter in Kansas with her
daughter, has returned home.