Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-25
LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

lduring the spring term were Nola
ITrussell, Willie Trussell and Iver Still
Iphen. This last named little miss, who
has attended school two years, has
never missed one-half day in that time
a record to be proud of.
| Lawrence Gahan of Bates college
returned to his home, Thursday. 81
| George Moody will open his new
dance hail. for the first time. July /
Lees orchestra furnishing the music.
| Mrs. Lottie Mosher and Miss Olive
Rittall of Richmond, passed Saturday
in town. as the guests of Mrs. Lizzie
Rittall.
A large number were present at the
dance, Saturday evening, which was
| held at the Grange Hall.
Miss Maybelle Getchel and sister
Miss Winnifred. left town, Mon
day, for Capitol Island. where they
months.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Patterson of Rich
Imond, were in town, Sunday.
The baseball team will hold a dance
lat Pownalboro hall, July 4. The Pro-
ceeds will be used for the purpose OF
buying new baseball suits.
The first Grammar school gradua-
ton ever held in this town, took place
lin the NJ. f. church at Dresden Hills,
Hast Friday afternoon. All of the
school children in the town marched
land they proved an interesting sight,
mot only to their parents and teachers,
but to their many friends who mad ga
Ithered there to witness their smiling
faces. Mrs. William Houdlette, the SUI
|perintendent of schools, was the lnsu-
gator of this idea and to her and her
teachers is due much praise. Mrs,
Houdlette has left no stone unturned
in order that these exercises might De
held and judging by the remarks
heard at the close, no one seemed as
appointed. Following was the pro-
gram: Prayer. Rev. II. W. BROOKS;
kate Shelley" Ellen f. Bickford; mu-
sic; 1.-The Crossing of the Bridge,
Gladys NJ Barter; Smiling the
Rock" Clifton B. Cate: music; NC
Donald's Raid" Earl Gond: king 5
Mountain" Edward Prindall; music;
Address to the Webster Regiment,
John V. F.. Brown: selection from
Evangelne," Helen L. Brown: music;
Rome and Carthage" Harold "A.
Houdlette: Address to the Survivors, OF
Bunker HILL" Lawrence Southard; mu-
sic. Land of Our Birth" with valedic-
tory, Nina Trussell; presentation OF
diplomas music: benediction.
WiSCAsSET.
Harold Bickford of Dresden was in
town, saturday.
Miss GLADYS Daniels went to Tacoma,
n. H., to return with her mother. VINO
has been visiting there for two weeks.
Alonzo Webber, class of II, Wlscas-
set Academy has a position in III. w.
HAYES store.
Mrs. A. w. Kerstead has gone to
New York, for a months visit.
Miss Louise Meadocraft. who has
been visiting at the Albee. has gone
abroad leaving New York. Saturday
A band consisting of twenty members
has been organized here and under
their efficient leader. F. w. Sewali are
said to be doing excellent work.
Extensive plans are being made for
a 4th of July celebration in town.
Professor John c. Grant and family
viii be at their summer home, Tor the
season, this week.
MIR. Daniel Quinnam, native ana
lifelong resident of this town, died, sat
urday morning, at his home on ti'
Gardiner road, at the age of 20 years
A widow anu three children survive.
JoicE.
The Kings Daughters will meet lhnfs
day afternoon, June 26. with Mrs l-izZis
and Mrs Louisa Dunton.
Aueustus Moves of Texas and Albert
Moves of Oregon, called, last week, Oh
their cousin Mrs. Leslie Lewis.
Miss Leora Hathaway of Gardner l.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Wilbur Preble.
An automobile party consisting of Mar
and Mrs Stanley Hunt and three emil
dren. and Mrs John Hunt of Hart
Hartland, visited. Saturday. Mrs. hunt
sister. Mrs. Maud McKindsley.
John Hanley, a very much respected
resident of Whitefield, passed away, sun
day morning, June p.
School in this district which mas beer
under the instruction of Miss Grace
preble. closed Friday June 20, Miss
Preble. taught very successful school
perfect harmony existing between teach
er. parents and scholars, during the en-
fire term. The last day number of visi
tors were present and the program con
sisted of a dialogue, six Little work
ers." which was given by six little girls
there were also readings and recitations
Miss Preble served ice cream and CAKE