Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19

LAY tic IOOIil WAS fibSl dftlSl1C1liN
decorated with the national colors. The
neat sum of eleven dollars was added
to the League fund. The thanks of
the school was extended to the large
and appreciative audience that packed
the house and thus aided the League
in the work
Song, "IH BE a Sunbeam SchooI
Recitation, Tommy ON House Cleaning,
Recitation, almost a Man.
Song, Two Little Blue Little shoes.
Marion summer and Louise Mccormick
Dialogue. The Happy Farmer" Frances
Mccormick, Theodore Sparrow. Russell
Grover and George sparrow
Recitation, Tommy ON the School Cues
ton Shirley " inr
Recitation, "a Boys Opinion WINS
Recitation. "The village sewing f3e SOCIETY," SEgyer
Recitation, Being Like Washin i2seIr'"
Walter Wing
recitation, "rhe Ltuss ssamstrsss,,,
Dialogue, Taking the Census . ''''e'
Recitation, ECONOMY Clement Jones
Recitation, The Volunteer oreanist,"
Recitation. Books, George sparrow
Song Where the river shannon Flows"
Recitation, I'VE Little BOYS,
recitation When the Minister Comes to
Tea, Leslie Sparrow
Song. q Want A Girl" '''''' -"
Carl and Russell Grover
Recitation, THE Church Trial,
Song "Tenting on the Old Campground.
Carl Grover, Russell Grover Leslie
Sparrow, Clement Jones. John Nc
Recitation. "Elsie's solilogqy...
Recitation. "rhe Railroad Crossing
Recitation. "spring Opinions, ,''eeOi'i''N
Dialogue. "The Internal Machine. O's'
Song, Down BY the Old Mill Stream
Recitation. Mary Mc sfngRl
Song, America School and Audience
Organist, Miss Pearl Clark
TT Taking the censns1 :, Pear Clark,
sparrow, Mildred Sparrow. Element
Jones, Russell Grover, Louise McCor-
mick. Marion sumner.
The Internal Machinet-Ruth Jones'
Clement Jones John Mccormick, Carl
Grover, Marion Sumner, Mildred Spar
row.
ALBION.
Chldrens day was observed at the
Albion Christian church, Sunday, June
IS. The church was prettily and
tastefulIy decorated for the OCCASION
The following program was presented:
Singing. choir: responsive Scripture
reading by superintendent and school;
prayer. pastor; song, choir: reeita-
ton, RAYMOND Wiggin; song Blessed /
Childrens Day" class of girl; exer-
else, Why" class of boys: reading
Winnifred Webb; exercise, If I had a
Friend" four girls: song, Summer
Time" class of girls; recitation, Rob-
ert Coffin; reading. Gladys Wiggin;
song. 0na Kimball; exercise Full of
His Goodness, class of girls. exercise,
"Dandelions." class of boys; solo.
Forget me Not" Esther Tilton; reel
tation, "Gretchen's Birthday" Therese
Hall: rose song, class of girls. adj
dress, pastor; Offering singing OF
HMM by congregation; benediction,
pastor. The parts were all well tax
en-. Those of the younger boys and
girls are deserving of special mention.
The amount of the offering for home
missions was $1,000. Number present
AS.
Twenty-four members of Lygonia
Rebekah Lodge attended the District
meeting at North Vassalboro, Friday
evening. June H.
Mrs Maria E. Chalmers wishes to
thank her many friends for their
Kindly remembrance of her and for
the post card shower which was sent
her on her recent birthday.
LiTcHFIELD.
PLAINS-Libby Relief Corps held
impressive service at the PLANS GEM
etery, Friday over the graves of it's
deceased members.
= Prof. and Mrs. Charles Rush are
passing their vacation with Mrs.
Rush-s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Lane.
owing to the rair no religious SER
vices were held At the Plains church,
Sunday
MT. VERNON.
EAST-There will be a dance at
Turner's hall, Wednesday evening,
July s. Music by leagues orchestra,
Ice cream and cake will be served.
The Longfellow school which has
been under the instruction of Mrs.
Belle Frost closed. June H. after
very successful term. ~
WEST-A box social was held at
the pleasant summer home of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. II. II. Lannigan, June
Is. for the benefit Of the West Mt.
Vernon school. = Ice cream and cake
also were for sale They received
alZ.Uu 1D1 TIE StIppi- NluSiC anu
singing were enjoyed and a very
pleasant evening was passed. Be-
tween SIS and 40 were present Many
thanks are extended Mr.. and Mrs.
Lannigan for their kindness.
The West Mt Vernon school closed
June IA Those not absent q day
were Addie Brown, Dorothy Smith.
ChrXstabelle Stewart. Clara Smith,
Mabel Smith, Eva Smith, and those
missing ne-half day are Ethel Pulls
and Ella Foss.
Ortho Dolloff has returned to his
work at Winthrop.
Amzie Butler had the misfortune to
step on a rusty nail which is giving
him some trouble about getting
around.
The ehldrcn's day exercises which
were postponed on account of the
rain, Sunday, viii be held next Sun
day, June %.
Rev. f. w. Klein expects to be pres
ent. There were no services Sunday
June IS.
THE WRONG KIND OF WORK