Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-29


grange choir: Memorial address, Nellie
C. Pray; America" choir; reading.
Jennie h. Clark; vocal solo. Nina Rey-
nolds; Female Remarks. Clara e. Ham
mond; violin solo and encore. Eva b.
Stuart; 8 act tableau. The Dreamers."
reading. Alma childs; tableau. "A
Young Lady Wanted; Good Night
Rrothers. choir; refreshments of ice
cream and cake We're served.
The Young people will in the near flu
ture occupy the chairs and furnish the
program. Preparations are under way
for Children's Night.
ORTH-Saturday evening was
Veterans night at Salmon Lake
Grange and it was well attended
Through the efforts of Past Lecturer
Ernest Cook the following program
was presented in a very pleasing man
ner: Song, Forget Not the Dead by
the choir: reading, The Returned
Battle Flags, Lucy Watson; reeita-
ton, Songs Ny Mother Used to Sing,
Leroy Cook; Song. Columbia, the Gem
Of the Ocean. by the choir; reading.
our Flag. Winnie Stevens; recita-
ton, The Dying Captain Flossie Ba-
ker; song. Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground Annie Ellis and Prof. T. A.
Cook: reading, The Veterans Minnie
Cook. Remarks appropriate to the
occasion were made by Brother A NJ
Spaulding and several "reminiscences
of the war We're told by comrade Al
bert Tihbets. Song by the congrega-
ton, America. supper was served and
all enjoyed the occasion and hope to
entertain the soldiers again. next year.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon
of Waterville were in town, Wednes-
day. on business.
Thomas Bennett of New York, for
the past 10 days has caught trout
every day in Salmon lake and the fish
ing is reported as being extra good
this season for bass as well as trout
in this lake. There are to be $4,000
trout placed in Salmon lake. this
spring.
Mrs. Ralph Sturtevant and son
Richard Of Avaterville are making an
extended Visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Morrow.
Mrs. Lucy Watson entertained the
Ladies' Aid Club of 1906, North Bel
grade, THURSDAY afternoon. with all
the members except one being present,
for the annual outing trip June 20.
Supper consisting of Strawberries and
cream. salad and cake, was served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
i'll two weeks. with Mrs. Emma Mer-
row.
NORTH-A party Of gentlemen from
Boston and New York. who have been
on fishing trip To James Stevens
shore, have returned TO their homes.
Mrs. Lula Watson has been visiting
friends in Skowhegan.
Joseph Alexander has leased the
Elwel house on Biekford Hill and
moved his household goods there
Roy Cook has young colt. fawn in
color. ard very promising animal.
Bert Rickford is having his apple
trees trimmed out and things are look
ling very prosperous on his farm.
James stevens is building an addl-
tien of 30 #. on his barn Ed Rollins
has the contract TO do the work
The Sewing Society will have a re-
hearsal at The Hall, Wednesday, May
90 at l p NJ
The Lakeshore Sewing Society met
on Wednesday last, with Mrs. Dora
Biekford at her new home. The en-
tertainment to be given by this socie-
ty will probably take place the last
week in June The drama entitled
Mrs. Willis VIII" will be presented
with .he following cast of characters:
Rachel, assistant housekeeper. Mrs
Sadie Cook; Mrs. Robinson, testament
tary eXecntriX, Mrs. Nina Bickford
the two aristoerats. Mrs May Wallace
and Mrs Minnie Cook; Jenny, young
girl, Mrs Winnie Stevens. The farce
has the following names Mrs. Clip
per, Nina Bickford; Kitty her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dora Bickford; Mrs. Fas-
tone and daughter, Mrs. Carrie Alex
ander and Miss Marion Thompson;
Katy the Irish maid. Mrs Mae Bick-
ford. This entertainment is given for
the benefit of the Hall and the Socie-
ty wishes to buy bookcase and clock
with the proceeds. A silver collection
win be taken at the door of ten cents
or over.
ALBION.