Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-17

questionably raised the standard of
the school. His many friends in Win
throp wish him great success in his
new field of labor.
MIR. and Mrs f. l.. Edwards of Wa
terville and Mrs Mary Hammond of
Portland. were guests. Sunday, of
MIR. and Mrs l.. b. Edwards.
Funeral services were held, Sunday
afternoon for little Susie May Leaird,
who died, Friday, from tuberculosis
of the spine Rev. VI. A. Clifford, pas
tor of the Methodist church. oiliciat-
ed. offering prayer, and making brief
remarks of sympathy and comfort.
Masters c. Edwards and S. Lee
Woodman sang safe In the Arms
of Jesus" There were many beaGti-
full offerings of flowers, Interment
was in Glenside cemetery,
Mrs. Noah Jewett of Auburn is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. James Baker.
Prof. f. X. Maxfield of Boston,
Mass. is the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Maxiield
Miss Bertha Wentworth of Var
mouth is at home, for the summer va
cation.
Paul Mason, who has been stopping
in town to finish his course at school,
has gone to his home in Guilferd.
Miss Hazel Lovejoy has returned TO
Rumford Falls, after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. Flanders.
Miss Carrie Murch has returned
from a visit in Readfeld
Mrs. f. 2. Libby has been visiting
in Wayne
Mrs. Young, Mrs Buffers financial
secretary, has opened the summer re-
sort, Among the Pines
]. b. Black of Attleboro, Massachu-
sets. is in town.
The Younger Set enjoyed lobster
supper. Tuesday evening, at the nome
of Miss Hazel Shaw. just before leaN~
ing the dining room, shower OF
kitchen utensils was presented MIS-.
Vesta Stockford in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage to Alfred Ora
peau of Van Buren,. The evening was
passed playing whist. Miss Hazei
Shaw secured the prize.
Mrs. Cora knight Clifford has been
invited to give the annual mission
arv address before the religious Sc
cieties at Kents Hill. next Sunday
evening. Mrs. Clifford was valedic-
torian of the college class of 1883.
susie Mae Leaird, aged IL years,
died. Friday morning, of tubereuio-
sis of the spine. Her parents have the
deem sympathy of the community.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. X.
Teaird. three sisters, Lottie, Marcia
and Esther. and one brother Harley
e,,rvive. Funeral service will be held,
sunday afternoon. at the home.
The Winthrop Grange held its
regular meeting, Tuesday evening. II
being ladies night, the chairs were
all filled by ladies. a short program
was given.
r /. Bishop, with a crew of men, IS
building a club house for the Andro-
scoggin Yacht Club at Wayne.
A Surprise party was given MISS
Ida Maxwell, Tuesday evening by
her teacher and school friends. Games
music. etc. made up the program. "A
pretty gold pin was given to MISS
Maxwell by her guests. Refreshments
were served.
The exercises in the sub primary
school were held, Friday afternoon
at 100. The program included songs
by the school, Rotations by Pauline
Parker Albert Reed, Rose Currier, Al
ton Loon, Doris House, Gladys TAN,
Carleton Currier, Esther Leaird, Ed
mund Auclair, Linnell Jones, Adelbert
Dostie. Cheney Cobb, Alice Mouiton,
Barbara Pinkham, Neal Jenkins. Jes-
sic Thomas. Geo. Briggs, Elinor Bish-
on. Carl L.indholm, Lewis Deblois,
Alice Wood. Leo Flewri, Ruth Witte'
Earl Hayden, Marjorie Rowell, Eva
Davenport Irene Weber, Chas. Cove,
Evelyn Thompson, Doris Cooling, Ro-
land Norcross, Eddie Dickinson and
Dorothy Hannaford. A song, MY Dog
CalP' by II boys. an exercise Wish
ing" by the sub grade, a dialogue,
THE Doctor and the Doll" by Ruth
White. and William Cove and an ex-
ercise by four boys.
Mrs Badger and Miss Ina Badger
of Industry are guests of Miss Esther
Badger.
Miss Winifred Reynolds of Somer-
Vile, Mass is visiting at f. A. Yea
tons.
Miss Murian Clifford has gone to
Belgrade, where she will pass the
summer with her aunt.