Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-28

has returned to Augusta.
| The funeral services of the late
| George Andrews were held. wednes-
| day afternoon, at the home of w. l..
Brown. The body was taken to Bel
| grade, for burial.
BELGRADE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c, Hewitt were SUN
| day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
/ Pinkhanl.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Knowles were
| week end guests of Mrs. Knowles par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Bickford
! Milford Bickford and granddaugh-,
| Ter. Agnes Rickford, were guests of
/ relatives in North Belgrade and
snlishfald, saturday and Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs e. Fl. Turner Of East
Mt Vernon attended the auction sale
at Charles 1fbbett's Saturday
Through an oversight two members
of the Mckinley Sunday school, Miss
| Ruth Cummings and Isaac Y. Pray
| were not presented with the medals
/ for attendance, which We're their due
at Christmas time, but have since re-
| ceived them from the superintendent,
| Who greatly regretted the mistake.
| The interest continues good in this
! Sunday school, there being a good at
! tendance in spite of colds and severe
| weather which has prevailed this
| winter The Ladies Aid will meet
| with Mrs. Rosa Wadleigh Wednes-
| day, March s, if stormy the first fair
| day The ladies of the Aid will serve
a baked bean dinner to the vote. at
| the town meeting. March 4.
Frank l.. Pray and sister. Mrs. Eva
| Cummings, attended the funeral of
their uncle, F. w. Colby of Augusta,
| Saturday.
| NOBTH-Mr and Mrs, Sanford
| Witham Of Smithfeld, We're visiting in
/ town Sunday.
| Probably one of the smartest sports
| men in this section of the country is
| little Charlie Cummings Alexander,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander
| of this town. The little fellow is only
| three years of age and actually shot a
| rabbit the other day, with a shotgun.
| Miss Emma Stevens is working in
| the family of John Stanley.
| John Alexander is very i'll with pneu-
| monia, also his sister Lurline is sick
| with bronchitis.
The entertainment given last Friday
| evening for the benefit of the Wash
ington school was very successful
| affair. The proceeds We're $500
sTEvENToWN.
1 The Whittier school closed. Friday,
| after successful term of 10 weeks,
! taught by Miss n. Edith Campbell Of
Litchfield Corners. Scholars not absent
| one-half day were Martha Gilbey and
Reubena Gilbey. This school had an
entertainment on-the evening of the
| 2Srd, when the following program was
/ carried out:
| PART I.
/ Music. Psalm 81, School
| THE King and the Child,
| ''Old Shoes" Kenneth Berry
/ "A Rogue" Jennie Goodielf
Dialogue Respect the Aged
Duet, Clara and Rena Bailey
THE Biggest Piece of Pie -
''The Smack in school, Ruth Hewes
| Dialogue. Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum"
| 1.-The Little Cook Rena Bailey
when I'm Man Geo. Weston
Better in the Morning"
| Ruth" Florizel Beiyea
| Popping Corn. Clarence Berry
| bill Mason's Bride Clara Bailey
,-,a PART ~.
| Dialogue. 1.-The Runaways,'
The Cradle in Which John @. Adams
Was Rocked. Edre Gates
How Do l Look, Evelyn Hewes
| Harold Weston
4 vacation Time, Hazel Weston
| Edith Campbell
! Music
! Frank Weston rendered several selec
tons on his photograph. After the
i entertainment there was cake and cocoa
4 on sale, and a neat little sum was real
lied for the League. Among those in
! the audience We're noticed students from
/ Litchfield Academy, also friends from
Gardiner and Lewiston. The programs
were a very neat little affair with a pen
and ink drawing of the red brick school
4 house on the cover, and We're drawn by
/ Miss Louise Wedel, a young artist of
/ much promise in our midst.
4 CHINA.
i SOUTH-Feb. 20 was great dav
for James p Jones Post and Ladies'
Relief Corps. when they held an all
day session with Commander Daniel
True of Windsor and wife, a relief
! corps member, by invitation 1t
stormed very hard in the morning but
the clouds cleared long before noon.
I About 20 members with one g. of V,
and one visitor met at the house about
IL o'clock and enjoyed a very social
llme with Commander True and wife,
until dinner was announced and all sat
down to table well laden with good
things to eat, among which was a fine
Ioyster stew, which all enjoyed. After
dinner and short social time, the
different meetings were held and tho
time passed altogether too quickly
when the members had TO bid Com
'mander True and wife good bye and
return to their homes, well pleased
n with their visit.
II WAYNE.
II NORTH B. Lucas is again con-
/ fined to his bed by illness of rheu