Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-28

Overture, Graphaphone
Opening address, .Arvilla Hill
y Mothers Responsibility.
Mamie Dudley
| Dialogue-W What Elsie Found.
selection. Graphaphone
Folly : Dilemma. boFthy fOSt
I'm Take What Father Takes,
Stanicy Hill
Observation-Disclosures School.
Grendmas Glasses. Fre1ella Prescott
Selection, Grdphaphone
Tibicau i'm two partS-Ol1 Folks at. Home
The Early owl NrVtla Ilil
Dialogie-Gettng Rid of an agent.
A Certain Cure. Dorothy Frost
Bili Mason's Bride Matte L. Dudley
Selection. 1iraphaphene
HouseWork, Sophie Hill
Mamie Dudley
George Washington, stanley fIiil
Dialogue-Cinderella
Why Cats Don't Wash Their Faces.
.Arvilla Hill
Selection, Graphaphone
Tableau-The Flower Girl
Dialogue-Dolls' Hospital.
Selection. Graphaphone
The Model Husband, Sophie Hill
Tableau-Schoolboy Chivalry.
Selections, Graphaphone
Drill-Thrce Black Crows.
valedictory, Mamie Dudley
Selection, Graphaphone
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Seabury,
couple of old people, were badly swim
died, last week, by a couple OF spec
tacle vendors. Mr. Seabury has some
trouble with his eyes that bothers him
about reading. The smooth -tonSncd
fellow told him he could tit him with
! n pair OF glasses that would fully re-
store his sight. and he made the Old
gentleman believe it, They told MIR.
Seabury they We're from the Portland
| Eye and Ear Infirmary. They told oth-
lers they We're from New York City
Eye Indrmary. They put a pair of
| glasses on to Mr.. SeaburN for him to
wear three or four days 10 prepare his
/ eyes for something different, which
! they would send him from Portland.
They claimed no other had the right
| to soil these wonderful curative
I glasses. Mr. Seabury was SO wen
| pleased with their convincing talk
| that he gave them a check for $2a
and the wonderful glasses were to
| come in four days. Not only did they
get the 500 check, but Mrs. Seabury had
Il pair of gold bowed spectacles that
she paid 81 for and they stole them
and got away with them. They did
rot try to do any more business ut
North Monmouth after they had done
lip Mr.. and Mrs. Seabury
READFiELp.
Rev. Wm Wood gave the closing
sermon of the conference year here,
Sunday. March "A. He has been in
yited to return to us.
Hon F. |. Brown and some others
from this section went to Portland.
Saturday last, TO hear Colonel Roose-
Welt and enjoyed it very much.
The reported case of variloid is a
mild one and is thought to be we'll
under control Many are accepting
the chance to be vaccinated free by
the town.
About six inches of snow renewed
the winter for us on Sunday.
Mrs. II. Davies and son from Var
mouth are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell this week.
The telephone company has crew
of three men repairing the LINE here
Henry Brown of Kent's Hill lost one
of his horses on Sunday from sick
Iness.
| DEPOT-Mrs ID. w. Kensili, Port
| land, who has been passing few days
at j. s. Denton's, returned home. We'd
| nesdaY.
Miss Julia Mifett was an overnight
guest of Miss Mary Dudley, Mariana
Icook. last week.
| Walter Ruppecht who las passed tive
winter at T. J Dudley's, left for his
home in New York, "Wednesday.
Eugene Whittier Winslow, was an
over Sunday guest at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs H. d. Whittier.
Roy Curtis. Paris, proprietor of Ma
jranacook summer resort, was the