Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-18
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Mass, arrived here Saturday, and will
he the guest of his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. II. Austin, until TUESDAY.
Mrs. pr. Leach passed Friday in Wa
lterville.
Prof Richard M. Jones OF Penn
Charter School. Philadelphia, with his
daughter, Miss Virginia, arrived at
their summer home here, saturday.
A party of Oak Grove students, with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Jones as chap
lerons, are occupying the cottages of
H. A. Jones on Pine Point
| Miss Ruth Mesher Of Waterville
Business College passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mosh-
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley OF Waterville
are occupying their cottage on Pine
| Point.
Willis Jones, Colby, II, and his
friend, William Tracy were Sunday
guests of Mrs Anna NJ Jones.
| Miss Gract M. Jones of Monmouth
| ACADEMY arrived home fer the sum
mer, on Saturday. She is accompanied
by her friend, Miss Phehe Bool.
| Rev. Mrs Percy b. Leach and little
'son. George Dean, made a business
/ trip to Waterville Wednesday.
| The many friends of Mrs. Cony
Webber are very glad to know that
she is convalescing rapidly.
| Barclay Jones of Brown University,
Providence. arrived home Saturday,
where he will pass the summer va
cation.
Splendid addresses were given at the
Sunday School Association, Saturday
| afternoon, by Rev. L. G. March, North
Nassalboro. and Rev. Mr.. Turner of
Windsor
Arnold Small of Wateryile with his
daughter Carrie, passed Sunday in
| this place.
Misses Esther Coffin, Marion Jones,
also Emmons Boynton and Harvey IL.
Jones attended class day exercises and
Junior play at Oak Grove Seminary
on Wednesday.
Miss Alice Lewis, one of the Oak
Grove students on Pine Point, was
called away to make a trip to Boston
with her father.
Bennie Mosher is passing few days
in Waterville, guest of his Sister. Mrs
Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crosman of
>.
Mrs. Phillips and Miss Elizabeth, al
SO granddaughter Polly Phillips open
ed their summer home here, Friday.
souTH-Mr- and Mrs. S. c. Starrett
left, Saturday morning. fer Athol,
Mass, where they will visit for a
week or ten DAYS.
Miss Irma Pratt from Fayette is
the guest of Mrs. Horatio Harrington,
| for few days. While there, she will
call on other friends in the place.
Miss Elizabeth Craig has been at
her old home. for q few days. She
left, Friday. for Fairfield, where she
expects to be on case the rest of
this month.
W.. j. Thompson passed Saturday
with his mother and sister in Rock
land.
Mrs George Chapman and Roger
Nye of Fairfield attended the gradua-
tion and reception at Erskine Acad-
envy, Thursday June 13.
The teachers and students went to
Waterville. Friday, to have their class
pictures taken. They also improved
the opportunity of going to the Cir
Gus.
The graduating exercises of Erskine
Academy were held, Thursday, with
the following parts: Music, Tozier's
Orchestra: prayer. Rev. Perry B.
Leach; music salutatory, Mildred
Euresa Doe; address to undergrad
yates, George Riley Caswell; history,
Ralph Vernon Record; music; proph-
eoy. Mable Arletta Buzzell; GRAFTON,
Hadley Holmes Chadwick; presenta-
ton of gifts. Alice Knowlton Mosher;
valedietery, Iva Mae Worth; music;
| presentation of diplomas, by w j.
Thompson; remarks by G.. f. Pane,
superintendent of schools; music. The
exercises were very pretty and inter
Resting Much credit Is due the teach
ers for the way the parts were carried
out. The house was full. people from
Hallowell, Augusta, Vassalboro, Wa
tervilfe, Fairfield and Windsor were
| in attendance. In the evening, re-
ception was held in G. A. r. hall, aft
er the reception, social dance was
enjoyed by one hundred and fiftS
| people or more Ice cream was served
| by Henry Marden of Vassalboro.
Charles Crossman and family from
Philadelphia have arrived for the
summer.
Prof. r. Nj. Jones and daughter
Virginia, arrived at their summer
home. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Winter Of
Chelsea were Sunday guests at the
r. S. harrington place. Mrs Farms
| ton came with them. She Will remain
here for few days.
Mrs. H. L. Fuller picked nice mess
of wild STRAWBERRIES, June 10.
seems as though they would be very
| plenty.