Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-16
avs and who returned home with

days and who returned home with
them.
Mrs. Burdick and daughter, Mrs.
Betty and little son Kenneth Of West
erly, r. l., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. B. Fields.
The operetta, "A Nautical Knot,
was presented in the Grange hall Tues
day evening for the purpose Of raising
funds for a new organ for the Con-
gregational church. The parts were all
well taken and the work done showed
signs Of careful rehearsals. Much cred
it should be awarded Miss Florence
Davis and Mrs. Robert Sheaff. under
whose able management the operetta
was given. The cast: Julia" the
naughty belle OF Barnstapoole. Mrs.
Lillian Milton; Nance" her friend,
Mrs Mrs. Nina Seavey; ''Barnabas
Lee" an artist. Bernard Carr; zoe
Stout" mate Of the Bounding Billow.
Philip Car: Bill Salt" boatswain of
the Bounding Billow, Harry Carr;
Jim" Ned" and Jack" sailors
aboard the Bounding Billow. Louise
Whiting, Albert Parsons and Harold
Pierce: Della" Daisy" and "Dora,
Barnstapoole girls, Gladys Spaulding,
Bessie Trueworthy and Fay Barker:
chorus. Barnstapoole girls. Hazel Cor
liss, Martha Robinson. Alma Stewart,
Bessie Stevens, Beatrice Stevens. Flor
ence Jewett, Mabel White and Marion
Kilgore: sailors, Earle Seavey, Eddie
Burroughs, Thomas Theobald, Lyndon
Emmons. Verne Blaisdell Frank Var
ney, Eugene Fluff and Walter Taylor.
The attendance was large and a good
ly sum was realized.
A union meeting Of the Congregational
and Baptist churches will be held Sun
day morning in the Congregational
church. DeMolay Commandery from
Skowhegan, the Eastern Star and Ma
sonic Lodges of this place with the
Eastern Star and Masonic Lodges OF
New Sharon will attend in a body.
Friends to the number of Is gave
William Tufts a birthday Surprise par
ty Saturday evening at his cottage at
North pond. The evening was pleas
antly passed in playing cards, prizes
for the highest points being awarded
to Mrs. Althea Campbell and Edward
Barker. Fish chowder, cake and coffee
! were served.
Children's day was observed in the
Baptist church Sunday morning. The
church was prettily decorated with cut
flowers and potted plants and the fol-
lowing program was given in a very
pleasing manner: Piano solo, Ruth
Blaisdell: Because It's Children's Day.
Leah Austin: IF l were Robin,
Donald Everett; solo, Dorothy Bailey:
THE Childrens King" Arnold Libby;
I'm Times Gone By" Eta Mckinnon
The Bible Virginia Crosby; piano
solo, Elsie Savage; I'm Gods Court,
Roland Everett: Praise God for June
Bernice Blaisdel; piano solo. Irene
Rogers: "Dedicating the Children,
Lucy McKinnon; The Rosebud s
Song" Dorothy Bailey; piano solo
Virginia Hussey: We Should Not Be
Proud" Paul McKinnon; The Sword
of the Spirit Norma Robinson: Hap
piness," Ruth Blaisdell; Sermons in
Everything" Kenneth Blaisdell; The
Way To Sunshine Town" Bessie Web
ster: solo. Fannie Rushton: The
Flowers Party" Nina Grant: recita-
ton. Floyd Mitchell; remarks. Few
John Trites: solo. Mildred Moore; rec
itation, Viola Soule: piano solo. mise
Miller: recitation, Fannie Mitchell: rec
itation Hazel Soule; solo, Eva Lane:
trio, Miss Jewett, Mrs. Moore and
katherine buckingham. During the
evening prayer meeting service the or
dinance of baptism was conferred in
the baptistry, the following young peo-
pie being united to the church: Irene
Rogers. Elsie Savage, lola Holt. kath-
crime buckingham, Ruth Blaisdell
Hilda Tobey and Arnold Libby Anoth-
err baptism will take place next Sun
day evening in the baptistry