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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
Webb and Wood.

Halloweu. Me. June 25.-(SpeciaD.-
To Ea-cy knight. principal Of Maria
Clark Grammar school. Eallowell for
the past year largely belongs the cred
it Of developing a baseball team that
has the splendid record Of going
through the entire season without a
single defeat Although the games
were confined TO Augusta. Gardiner,
Randolph and Hallowen, Clark's claim
Of the Grammar school championship
Of kennebec county deserves recogni-
ton. The team won 10 straight games,
averaging nine runs TO a game, while
their opponents averaged but three.
In no game did the players make over
four errors and il many games played
almost errorless ball 1t is believed
that in their game with the Gardiner
Hustlers a new time record was crea-
ted, when they played and won 10-in-
ming game in exactly one hour. The
team has played together as one man
and in general team work, scrappiness
ard good baseball Judgment could be
favorably compared with many High
school teams. Several OF the players
enter the High school next fall and
will be promising candidates for next
years High school team. Clark's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

the parents and friends Thursday af-
1eroon and were Of the most pleasing
nature The program: Song. Jack in
the Pulpit" sth and 1th grade girls;
The School Year is Over" Maurice
Leavitt: song. The Dewdrop." school:
Jack and the Old Man" Isma Mason:
song. only q Baby Small" school:
Bed in Summer Rachel Mosher;
song. The Daisy" four girls: The
Ounces Recitation" Harlow Skillings;
song. Dear Little Violet I'd and Sd
grade girls: The Wicked Old Pixie. -
Inge Mucher: song. My Kingdom. -
four girls; recitation, Charles Whiting:
song. In By-lo Land" school: "A
Fair" Elinor Armour: song. The
Song Sparrow's Toilet school: The
Dandelion." Clara Mason; song. The
Butterfly" school: The Visit Of the
Flowers" fifteen girls. The school
for the year has been fought by Miss
Helen Witherell of Wales, a teacher Of
exceptional ability, who has by her un-
firing effort won the love and respect
Of all who have had an interes, in the
school. Il is a matter of general salts
faction that she is to be returned to
the same position in September. The
school will have q picnic in Mumford' 5
grove on Friday which will be the final
OF the years work.
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BELFAST

A number of Belfast boys and girls
were graduated this week from school
or college. among them Ralph A
Bramhall from Colby: Paul Smith
from Bates; and Miss Gertrude
Coombs, from ST. Joseph Coavent-Ac-
ademy, after four-years course. Miss
Coombs won third honors and was
prophecies of her class Of -
Henry Peters gave a party last night
at his home in Northport avenue, in
honor OF his brother. Arthur who re-
Gently arrived from Newport, y. H.
Games and music were enjoyed and
ice cream and cake were served by the
hosts mother. Mrs. H. A Peters.
Mrs. Alice C. Bramhan and Mrs. Alb
bic Hadley have returned from Wa
terville where thew attended Com
mencement. the formers son, Ralph 4.
Bramhan, being one Of the graduates
at Colby
Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth, and Miss
Edith Southworth who attended Com
nencement at ST. Joseph's Convent
Academy. have returned. accompan MED
by Miss Alice Southworth. a Fresh
man. Miss Southworth will resume
work in her Sophomore year in the
fall and her younger sister. Martha,
will enter as a Freshman. Other Bel
fast girls TO return from St. Joseph
are Frances. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Wylie. and Lucy, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Nealey
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READFIELD

DEPOT-Miss Lucy Whittier gave a
farewell party Monday evening 10 her
friends at the home Of her sister Mrs.
George Coleman before leaving Tues
day for Peaks Island where she will
remain during the summer, returning
then to Gorham to attend the Normal
school Pleasing features of the enter
tainment was the acting charades and
guessing contests Ice cream, cake
and candies were served the enter
tainment closing with some Of the
sweet old songs. the last, God Be
With You Till We Meet Again" While
a student at kent's Hill Miss Whit
tier passed her Saturdays and Sundays
here. where she is appreciated by Ter
many friends. Her sister, Miss An
ME Whittier Of Gorham, who passed q
week here. lef, Tuesday for her home.
The Merry Eats met Wednesday
with Mrs. B. D. Brann-
The Ladies Aid held their weekly
meeting which was well attended
Thursday al Mrs. H. H. Carries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-Miss Ruby Tobey
from Waterville High school is at
home for the summer vacation
Miss Jennie Chadwick who has been
teaching in Winslow the past year. is
now enjoying the summer vacation
and is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Worthing. Her mother. Mrs. Hattie
Chadwick, is also visiting here
Mrs. Eva Worthing entertained the
Sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon.
afternoon was pleasantly passed.
Mrs. Addie Crommstt entertained
the L r H. Club very pleasantly
Tuesday evening, June Is. This was
profitable meeting. the last Of the
season and well attended The Of
ficers were chosen for the coming year
as follows: Pres, Lucia Pinkham:
vice Pres, Addie Crommett: Sec.
Alice Parmenter: Asst Sec, winifred
Dinsnore: Treas, Edna Worthing.
Elk Com. Helen Worthing. Harriet
Estes and Carrie worthing.
Students from Cony High. Edith
Pinkham. Beatrice Worthing. Dancie-
Crommett. Doris Kitchin. Eva
Lorraine Worthing and Stanley Kitch-
in are home for the summer veca ton.
Several from here attended Pomona
Grange in Windsor Tuesday. June -.
and report a very interesting meeting.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Doe and daughter
attended the graduation of their son
Harvey at Lawrence High in Fairfield
June II. That Mr.. Doe was very
popular in his class and among his
schoolmates was evident by the many
offices which he held in the school. He
was president of his class. leader Of
orchestra, manag ger Of Dramatic Club.
captain OF track team and business
manager Of Lawrence Tyre. We wish
him future success.
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ChiIdrens' Day Festival

Al the Methods. church tomorrow, the
morning. as well as Tire evening service.
will be devoted 10 the celebration Of
Childrens day. Preparation for these
exercises have been in hand for the past
six weeks and z crowded church is
looked for On both occasions. The two
programs are here given in full
MORNING SERVICE. 1879 O'CLOCK
C-The Lambs Of the Flock.')
Organ Voluntary. Song b. Felix Men
Hymn 20. 81. Brightly Beams Our
Apostles Greed by the school and con-
Chorus. Dear Spirit lead Me- sung by
the Erskine Hall girls.
Prayer, concluding with the Lord
Prayer in concert.
Anthem, Consider the Lilies by the
church quartette.
Responsive reading. Make joyful
Scripture Lesson.
Pulpit notes ard collection.
OffertoTy. Eleventh Nocturne, by Fred
eric Chopin.
Sermon, The Children's Portion by
Rev W. II. Brokensh!-e.
Hymn No. 81, Savior. Like Shepherd.
=
Doxoiogy and benediction.
Organ Postlude, ''TriuInphal March"
by wachs-
EVENING SACRED CONCERT. 10
O'CLOCK
r-The Builders-')
Song. "ChIdren's Day"
School. accompanied by the orchestra
Responsive reading, psalm $. l-sl.
RESPONSE after PRAYER.
Song we Thank Thee
School. accompanied by the orchestra
Speech, The Builders, Donald Davis
Speech. Conservation" Edwin Church
Recitation, Conservation,
Song, we Are Building"
s School, s accompanied BY TIE x 9Teh sss
Recitation, Golden Hours
Exercise, Actions" Maynard Clement,
Dorothy Church. Shirley Crockett.
Helen Williamson, Margaret Turner.
Song. stone on stone"
School. accompanied by the orchestra
Exercise, Reverence Reynold seddon.
Dorothy Dawbin. Kenneth Small,
Catherine Leach. Kari Hooper.
Girls from Erskine Hail
Students Aid collection-Statement by
Miss Louise Perry:
.-S.4S "a a. 6NlScs
4 mandolin quintetta
Speech, Abstinence Richard White
Song. Follow Yonder Banner
Recitation. "CoInpanionship,'
School, accompanied by the orchestra
Hazel Gray, Catherine Small
Bible exercise, Thoughts. belmont
Luce. Donald Hughes. Clyde Seldom.
Harry Gallagher
Song, tSelected,,
Girls from Erskire Hall
Speech, Effort Enrol Ridgewell
Recitation,
Ieona Hersorl. Jennie CIoutman
Motion song, Tiny Hearts and Hands. -
Primary departneu 1t
Exercise RELIGION wilbur Broken
shire, Helen Dawbin. Imogene George.
Catherine Davis.
Exercise, '-Graces OF Character" Amelia
Bucknann, Jennie Cloutnlan, Virginia
Carter. Lillian Dawbin. Marie Fuller.
Mildred Gill, Hazel Cray, Catherine
Small, Melba McQuarrie.
Song. "As Welcome as the Summer
Flowers
School. accompanied by the orchestra
Benediction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

record for the season OF 1915 follows:
List Of Games Pi1yed.
Maria Clark Grammar s. Hustiers OF
Gardiner, 4.
Maria Clark Grammar 10; Highland
avenue of Gardiner. 0.
Maria Clark Grammar, 5: Central ST
Grammar School. Gardiner, ?.
Maria Clark Grammar 3: Augusta, o
Maria Clark Grammar 5: Hustlers OF
Gardner. 4.
Maria Clark Grammar IL: Williams
G. S. of Augusta. s.
Maria Clark Grammar 13; Tigers of
Augusta, j.
Maria Clark Grammar IS: Randolph,
10.
Maria Clark Grammar 4: Central St,
Grammar, 3.
Maria Clark Grammar: Randolph. ..
Best run getters: McGray 13, Mead
er u
Stolen bases: McGray II. Meader
10.
Base on balls: Watson, 10
Best Batting averages: McGray. 1884,
MeaGer, ssa
Best Fielding average: Hamilton
1000.
Strike-outs by Meader: - in 8
games, Keene, Il in one game.
Average age Of players, ii years
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Lewiston Man Wandering in Portland

]. G. Borthwics OF Lewiston. a mem
Der Of Kora Temple, a. A. o. y. II. S..
was found by Portland policeman at
10 P. NJ Thursday wandering on
Cumberland avenue. The man appear
ed dazed and when taken TO the police
station was unable to talk. He was
taken to the Falmouth Hotel and a
doctor called Mr.. Borthwick appear
ed very i'll and perspired heavily. The
mans identity was established by
means Of cards found in his pockets
and 4. L. S,ockbridge Of Lewiston
was notified. Arrangements were made
! 10 have Mr. Bo-,hwick cared for until
Lewiston Shriners can go to Portland
to bring him home. So far as is
known Mr.. Borthwick has no relatives
in Lewiston. He attends Trinity
church and IS well known. He is a
machinist
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Arson Case at Bar Harbcr.

Allen " Pierce Of Seal Cove was
tried in the Bar Harbor municipal
court Tuesday afternoon on q charge
Of arson. brought by his uncle. VIII
liam H Harper Of the same town. 1t
was claimed in the evidence that
Harper and Pierce had row on Sun
day afternoon and that Pierce left,
vowing vengeance That later he
bought a can Of kerosene and started
for his home on the cape in a more or
less intoxicated condition He claims
to have gone on about a mile and then
put down his coat. and the kerosene
and gone into the house Of neighbor
and stayed until late that night. then
returning TO his bundles in such a
condition that he was forced to lie
down and sleep. waking early in the
morning. When he woke up he took
the kerosene but left his coat and
started home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Halloweu Ne. June o5.-lspeciaD.
The Assembly Tent On the Indus
trial school grounds was filled to ov-
e-eowtng Friday afternoon 20 attend
The graduation exercises Of the Ninth
Grade of the Maine Industrial! school
for Girls. The exercises were inter-
rupted shortly after the beginning by
the heavy thunder shower which beat
through the canvas covering and
threatened 70 drench the occupants
But by c-ovding toward the center
Of the tent severe wetting was
avoided and after & delay Of about
20 minutes he exercises were resuul-
ed. The musical numbers were ex-
cep,ionaliy good. and the essays and
recitations by the graduates were de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

at 1879: sermon subject. The Divine
Pattern Sunday school at 1l.45 4. NJ;
evening service Al {; subject. The Hero
OF Labrador e
Baptist church3,Rev. wylie H Smith
pastor: Norning1ervice AZ lo.3o: Sunday
school az ll-45 =. D.; evening service at
Universalist chsrch, Rev. z. ". Web
Der pastor: AJEing service at N.S';
Sunday schooi.a IS \. ".
1 Methodist Ep.sxpal church. Rev. ".
H. Brokenshire Esto-: Special Chill
dren's service AZ AZ; songs by Erskine
i2. noon. Sunday tschool: mems Bible
class BY pastor. Taen.s Biole class con
Belle Hopkins Cr1drens day concert at
. P. II. a cantata. The Builders" will
be given by thg children assisted by the
Methodist orchssFa-
81. Matthews church, Rev. ". F. Liy-
ingston rector 9th SUNDAY after Trinity:
Morning service, az 1G.@a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Recitation. The ouest-F7ower,"
Burnhan.
Madeline Louise Newell.
Essay, Child Latyo- in City Streets"
Edith Elizabeth McGowan.
ta) Last Night kjeruf
OBJ Gently 20 Sleep / Sing Thee, Myers
Glea Club.
Recitation. All Things Shall Pass
Away. Anon
Florence Evelyn Ridlon.
Recitation. TIE Elopmerr of ~" Anon
Susie Anne Peabody.
Jubilate. Lynss
Recitation. The Ra;put Nurse"
Edwin Arnold
Marietta May Wilcox
Essay, Woman Rights
Anna Shirley.
Song. Glow worm. Paul L;ncke
Mrs Harvey and sig girls.
Presentation OF Gifts 70 Class,
Margaret Collins
Song, "Eilene,"
Edith MCGOWAN and Quartette,
Bernice Whireholse. Mary Murphy
Jennie Pate. Marion Dow.
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MARRIED
KENEEREr

KENNEBEC
Clinton-June Il, c. F. Files and Flor
ence H Bentley.
KNOX.
Rockland-June Is, James E. Russell
and Elizabeth B. Ahearn
SAGADAHOC
Bath-June q, Parkman F. Jewett and
Ivy y. Davis.
WALDO.
North Islesboro-June II, c, E. Smith
and Emeline Warren
PENOBSCOT.
Old Town-JUne 10. Chester B. Madden
and Jessie Flora Madden: June %. Raw
II Fitz and June E. Miles; June g,
Donald O'Keefe and Efie Jordan: Juns
2, John Elias Young and Lena JeIlison:
June q. William ]. Grady and Mary j.
Kidney.
Bangor-June 2, Roland E. Close and
ter and Annie D. Munce.
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Naladic.ory and essay. Jane Adams. y
LYDIA May Turner.

Naladic.ory and essay. Jane Adams
Lydia May Turner.
Class ode.
Written by Anna Shirley.
Presentation OF diplomas.
Slumpsr song, Myers
The Glass Omcers-President. Maud
Ella Lander: secretary. Madeline Louise
Newell: class motto. Row, Not On fl
class coiors, green and white.
The Graduates-Margaret Collins. Azel-
Ia Louise Cook. Nellie Maud Cousens.
Susie Mel Davis. Vada Marion Foster,
Maud Ella Lander, Marion Louise Mar
tin, Edith Elizabeth MCGOWAN. Hattie
Anne Newell. Madeline Louise Newell.
Susie Anne Peabody. Mabel Gertrude
Purington. Florence Evelyn Ridlon. Anna
Shirley, Frances Rebecca Sinclair, Flor
ence May Stewart. Elvira Ella Trott. Ea-
Eel May Turner. Lydia May Turner. Ll-
han Cecilia futile. Marietta May wilcox
Marshal from Eighth Grade. Sophia A
c. Piekowecz; director Of Glee Club, Mrs.
Milola l. Harvey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
DIED..
CUMBERLAND.

Portland-June a. Alpheas VI. Grn
aged s. years; June 3. Johanna OCc
nor: June "a. Maude F. Backus, aged
years; June =. jeremiah P. Leonar
June 3, Lauriston Rumery, aged
years 4 months, IL days: June =, ThoE1
P. O'Neill.
South Portla nd-June q, Jessie
Campbell. aged IS years.
KENNEBEC
winsiow-Charies ]. Richardson, a.
81 years
KNOX. B
Thonaston-Dayid Oliver, ased
years
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Save The Baby
Use H1e reliable
H0 RLICk'S
ORIGINAL
NJ allied Milk

Upbuilds every part Of the body efficiently;
Endorsed By thousands Of Physicians,
Mothers and Nurses the world over fol
more than q quarter of century.
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milkrequired Simply dissolveinw water.
Agrees when other foods olken fail
Sample frs. H0RElcES Rsesne. VI.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Grand Commander H. Mckinney of
Portland was present at the meeting
Of Hallowell Commandery. L. o. C. c.,
Thursday evening and reviewed the
work Of the order. The meeting was a
most interesting one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

The Kennebec landing at the foot Of
Union street has been made an at
tractive spot The grass has been cut
the settees which were donated by Mr.
Vaughan last year have been re-
painted and there is thus afforded a
quiet place overlooking the river fol
rest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Lillian Johnson Tower and
daughter of Wollaston. Mass. are Wis
iting Mrs. Towers mother, Mrs. Cor
ham Johnson, On Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

serving OF high praise. showing not
only ability Oh the part Of the speak
ers but evidences OF careful training
by the officers and teachers q the
school. The board OF trustees was
represented By its president. W1n- H
Waterhouse OF Oldtown. W G. Means
OF Machias. E c. CARL OF Augusta
and Mrs Chas. F. Flagg Ct Portland
The program, and list Of officers and
graduates follows:
Music.
Prayer.
(aj Clicke.y-Clicsz March. Baker
CD Welcome. Pretty Primrose, Pinsuu
Glee Club.
SalCtatory and Essay-"Fatigu and En-
cieacy.
Maud Ella Lander.
Recitation The First Aayt7oUe-," Anon
Lillian Cecilia Tu1tle-
Song. Little orphanr Annie Thomas
Ten Girls.
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WINTHROP

Mrs. Fife French and Mrs Eta
Benner were dinner guests last
Wednesday of Rev. and Mrs. H. A.
Clifford. So Back Cove Boulevard.
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McCausland
and daughter Doris OF Woodfords are
guests of Mr.. McCausIand's sister.
Mrs. Nellie Preble. on Middle street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Mary Blake. who has been max
ing an extended visit with her daugh-
tiers in California and Pittsburg, Pa,
arrived in this city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Elizabeth Carey and daughters,
Miss Christine and Mrs. Walter Hough-
ton. went to Five Islands Friday to
open their cottage for the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
EAST WINTHROP

The exhibition of work accom-
piished by the pupils Of the East VIM
thrpp school and the exercises at
tenAant were very largely attended by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

An adjourned meeting Of the trus-
tees of the Maine Industrial School
for Girls was held at the administra-
ton building Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26
HALLOWELL

Irving Stone will sing solo at the
Sunday morning service at the Uni
yersalist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Ralph Moore returned TO his home
in this city Thursday after completing
his years studies at L. Of N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

The Universalist Sunday school pic
mic at Island park will be held today
if pleasant: If stormy it win be post
poned until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Make sure Of a satisfactory smoke:
don't experiment but stick to the re-
liable Oakland" cigar-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Mr.. Samuel Hayes Of this city has
been called to Nova Scotia by the
critical illness of his aged father.