Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-18
KENNEBEC
WAYNE

cert was given Sunday evening at the
Baptist church. The program: lnvo-
cation: opening song, Welcome emil
dren's DAY." school; prayer, Rev W m.
c. Baker: march and song, IA girls
Scripture response; The Children
PRAYER song by four girls; welcome
exercise by girls; June Carol
song; exercise, June Roses crown
Him" song; Beauty and Sunshine
girls; "A Smile and Song, duet
and chorus; Two Pennies recitation
David Godfrey; My Place recitation
Clifton Norris: My Gift. recitation,
Gerald Norris: Whatsoever We May
Do" song; your Mission. reading
Mrs. Gladys Brindley: Tell the Glad
story" song; rainbow exercise,
GIRLS. THE Water of Lie" an en-
blematic exercise by II young ladies'
Hear the Trumpet" closing song me
emblenatic exercise was worthy OF
special notice on the fine program
which was enjoyed by full house.
Home Ties" the drama recently
given under the auspices of Wayne
Grange. was given Tuesday evening at
Readfield
The following guests are at the An
droscoggin House: Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Burr and four children, Mr.. ana
Mrs Baldwin and two children, all of
White Plains. n Y; Arthur Fales
of Worcester. Mass. Mr.. Baldwin is
nephew of the late Madam Nordica.
Mrs Emma Smith of Dorchester,
Mass. and son Ralph of Hartford, Ct
have been recent guests "a the Pocas-
set House,
Miss Marion McKinnon, one of the
head nurses in the Chelsea, Mass, Sol
diers' hospital. is visiting her mother,
Mrs John McKinnin. Miss Gladys NC
Kinnon of Augusta was also recently
at her home in Wayne.
Miss Iora Norris returned last week
from a visit to Florida, bringing Win
her unique pet, a baby alligator
Miss Jennie Stetson left Wayne on
Saturday for her summer nome at
Bailey Island.
well attended meeting of the w c,
T. L. was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Anne Tozier. MRS.
Agnes Johnson gave most interest
ing report of the Kennebee County
convention. Mrs. Johnson was idenu-
fed with the White Ribbon work IN
New York state for many years.
Frank Lamson, Rev. w. c. and Mrs.
Baker Mrs. Ella Davis and Mrs.
Blanche Wright attended the Baeea-
laureate sermon Sunday at Kents Hlll.
Conductor Richardson of the Maine
Central and Mrs. Richardson with
marty of friends are at their summer
home in Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs w w. Walton have
tho sympathy of all their townspeople
during the protracted illness of their
little SON. A..
The High school. taught by Miss
Pnth Bartlett. closed Friday. Miss
bartlett will attend the graduation eX-
ereises of the Pennington Normal
school.
jefferson Healy. accompanied by
two Young men from New York is
stonping at Camp Androscoggin. which
will be opened July /, by Edward
Healy.
READFlEL0.
EAsT-Frank Patch of Revere
Mass who has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs George Childs, Tor sew
eraI DAYS. returned home Monday.
Bernard Fadden of Auburn is spend
ing his vacation at the nome Oh ms
cousin. Mrs. c. l.. Clough.
l.. J.
renairs on his buildings. w. P. Walk
or Of Mt Vernon is doing the work
Mrs. Henry Ramsdell of Eastport
was a recent guest OF Mr. anu wi
George Ramsdel.
Miss Beth Haines of Watervllle
passed Thursday and rrloay with
relatives in this place
Miss Edna Moulton, who is en-
ria
girl was a recent visitor at the nome
of her uncle, j. T. Clough,
Mrs. Ada Berry, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Irwin Currier, for the
last week returned home Monday.
Alpheus Townsend and nephew,
Murray Wallace of Hyde Park, Mass,
were weekend guests of friends IN
this place
James Mckinney is visiting reia-
tives in Dexter and Sangerville.
Funeral services for the late Eben
Hunt were held at II A NJ. Thurs
day at the home, Rev. {. q. Mosher
of Augusta officiating. Many beauh-
full floral offerings showed the esteem
in which Mr.. Hunt was held.
Christopher Adell of sidney was In
town Thursday to attend the funeral
of the late Eben Hunt.
Mrs William Hunt and Mrs. War
rem Hunt attended church here Sun
day and were callers on Mrs. w. T.
Mace. Mrs. William Hunt received
hearty welcome among her old friends
who were much pleased to see her out
after being confined to her home by
Illness for SO long a time.
The L. S c. will meet Thursday
afternoon, June Is, with Mrs. viii
Gordon.
Mrs Harvey Schoppee. who has been
spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
George Adams, at Livermore Falls,
returned home this week.
Willis Morrow of Winthrop, Mr.. and
Mrs Archie Morrow and Miss Ella
Morrow OF Augusta We're Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morrow.
BOWDOlN.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Ham and sons from
Hildale farm in Webster were guests