Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Swing, My Baby, Swing" school; read
ing, 'The Sheriff's Baby" Miss Edith
Griffin, Readfield solo, "All Aboard for
Blanket Bay" Miss Hazel Hopkins, Mt.
Vernon; response to toast Better Schools
and Better Scholars by Supt. ida NAL
lett, Readfield music, orchestra, toast,
THE Little Red schoolhouse," responded
to by Mrs. Minnie Hollis Smith. Chester
vile, but in her absence delivered by
Supt. Fellows of Chesterville; recitation.
in costume. "An Aspiring Dishwasher,'
encore Miss Lois Blake, Mt Vernon; mu-
sic, orchestra; tableau, Might and
Morning. by Miss Marguerite McQuaid
and Miss Hazel Hopkins both of Mt
Vernon, in costume, with violin solo by
Mr.. Knapp: paper, Music in the Com
mon Schools" Mrs. ]. c. Fellows, ex-
superintendent of F'ayette; music. orches-
ira; tableau, "Just Before the Battle.
Harold Farmland. Mt. Vernon, with sing
ing by mixed quartet behind scenes; rec
itation, "Brier Rose. Miss Julia Will
liams, Mt. Vernon: reading, 1.-THE! Church
Organ by Miss Sara Trowbridge, vien-
ma, in costume, responded to encore; mu-
sic orchestra.
Il Following is list Of the visitors to the
convention:
Miss Pearl White and Mrs Alice Farm
ham of Mt. Vernon; Miss Alice Quimby,
Miss Marah Stevens, Mrs. J. Carroll Eel
lows and Mrs. A f. Fellows of Chester
vile: Miss Welthia Buker. Miss Arabelle
Morrow and Miss Helen Weiser of Rome;
Miss Georgia Browi of Vienna, Miss Ma
bel Davis OF Vienna, Miss Irma Pratt OF
Fayette, w. w Walton of Fayette, Mrs
X. Y. Mallett of South Readfeld, Miss
Lille Penney of Readfeld. Mrs. Gertrude
Barron of Mt. Vernon. Miss Marguerite
McQuaide of Mt Vernon, Miss Trow-
bridge of Vienna, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Potter of Vienna, Miss Angine Gordon
and S1pt, Geo. C. Downs of Rome.
SIDNEY
WEST-Mrs. Ada Richardson was host
ess TO the Ladies' Aid. last Thursday
afternoon, and there was good attend
ance. Refreshments OF cocoa, cake and
tarts were served The next meeting
will be held, Tuesday afternoon, Jan.
80. with Mrs. Alex Mills. The ladies are
requested to meet early. If stormy. the
meeting will be held, Thursday afternoon
Mrs Chas. Swift. Mrs. Ed. Swift, Hall
Bowman and Paulina Wyman were
among the people of this section to at
tend the Wardwel- Emery sale at Water
vile.
Eula Smith has the measles.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, is ill with
stomach trouble.
Joseph Knowles, who is passing the
winter with his sister, Mrs. c. H, Love
joy, has been under the doctors care for
a week Mr.. Knowles at this writing is
gaining.
Jabez Ballard is i'll with pneumonia
Mr. Ballard is stopping with VIM Y
Ballard, West Sidney.
Walter Baisdell was at home, Sunday.
Alice G. Taylor is at home and is on
the sick list.
Mrs. Georgia Richardson is suffering
with acute indigestion.
Mrs. Alex Mills went to Augusta, Sat
urday.
Miss Mabel Wyman is i'll and under the
doctors care at this writing.
George Newell has been working for c,
H. Loveioy, hauling his firewood.
Miss Lena Taylor was the guest last
week, of Mrs. Chester Freeman,
Annabelle Black, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Leland Black, has been very
sick with measles.
READFiELC.
( Miss Rernice Greeley was operated
uooH. Saturday, for appendicitis.
The Rally day of ~the Kennebec
Agricultural Society is to be held AT
Grange hall at 10 A. Nd, Thursday,
Feb. /. Principal topic for discussion
will be orcharding in its various
branches,
The Readfield Band gave a social
dance at Giles hall, Thursday, Jan.
20
Deputy Sheriff Robert A. Brann,
who has been attending court at Au-
gusta, returned home, Friday.
The Grange hall is being wired and
will be ready for the Grange Whist
party, Tuesday evening, Jan. 80. The
Patrons are all very much pleased