Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-20

ASSltduofi, "Hen bdDy ldlkS, virgins
Judkins; song, The Pretty Little Squir-
REL Margaret Johnston and Harold Full
Ter: recitation, Carleton Towle; recitation,
Leslie Spaulding: recitation, Maynard
Giberson; recitation. Evelyn Perry: exer-
else, Il Can't Play with the Girls Any
More" Eugene Savage. Gwendolyn Casey,
Susie Pelkie. Phyllis Fowles: recitation,
Estelle Soule; recitation. Arlene Rice: rec
itation, "The Shells Whisper" Phyllis
Fowles; remarks by the pastor; song by
the choir; recitation, Florence Harding;
recitation, Mildred Damren; recitation.
Susie Pelkie; exercise, THE Ten Little
Fairies" song by school. Looking on the
Bright Side" recitation, Lester Palmer;
recitation, Myrtle Fuller; recitation, Mar
garet Johnston; exercise, THE Flower
Gatherers,'' by six little girls; recitation.
Marjorie Rush: recitation. Wesley Jud-
kins; recitation, Lawrence Peterson: mo-
ton song. "A Little Every Day." Eugene
Savage, Harold Fuller. Gwendolyn Casey,
Margaret Johnston; exercise, For 9th
ers," by class Of young ladies and teach
er; recitation. Loretta Luther; recitation.
FLOWERS for Jesus" Loretta Luther and
six girls: song. Ring Around the Rose
benediction.
The following program was present.
ed at the Universalist church Sunday
morning in place Of the preaching ser
vices Song by school; Scripture read
ing; song by school: dialogue, Annie
Folsom. Inez Stevens; recitation.
Katherine Welch: recitation, Rachel
Hallett; class song, Merry June" rec
itation, Alma Farr; recitation. my
Dolly" Beatrice Conforth. Bertha
Simmons, Helen Simmons and Rachel
Hallett; recitation, Muriel Barrett;
song by school: recitation, John Farr;
recitation. Curtis Farr; recitation.
Helen Gaylord: dialogue. Phyllis,
Stevens, Minnie Cross, Eleanor Saw,
telle: class song, Little Bunch Of
Roses:" recitation. Lawrence Leavttt:
recitation, Maude Barrett; piano solo,,
Eleanor Sawtelle; recitation. Frances,
Clough; class song, "Daisies:" reotta-
ton. Arlene Adams: collection exer-
else. Henry Demmons, Charlie Saw,
telle: song by school. Mrs. George,
Pullen was pianist and Alfred Stevens
played violin accompaniment to an
the songs. All performed their parts in
a very creditable manner.
On account Of the heavy electric;
shower Sunday night there was no
connection to Kineo Monday. -Four or
five miles Of track was washed out be.
tween Bingham and Deadwater. There'
will consequently be no trains through
to Kineo for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Sterling Of Bos-,
ton are the guests Of Mrs. Sterling'sl
brother, D. M. Marshall, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Shesong who have
been taking trip through the West.
returned Saturday night. They visited
Washington, D. c., New York City and
attended the Republican and Progress
sive conventions at Chicago.
Gerald Welch, who has position in
Lewiston, passed the weekend with
his mother.
James Witherell went t. Portland
Monday on business.
c. /. Tyler Of Boston has been en-
gagged as designer at the Oakland
wooden mill.
No little excitement was caused in
town Monday morning, when notices
were served for six Of our boys to
mobilize at Augusta Tuesday. The
boys Of the militia called are William
Peavey, Minot Thomas, Arthur Shaw.
Herbert Kelley, Edward Bush and Ar
thur Perkins.
Captain E. L. Luther, who is on 4
two months leave of absence from the
Panama canal. is visiting Mrs. NJ. D.
Peck, his sister, Of Sidney. Captain
Luther pilots vessels through the
canal.
Childrens night at the Grange,
which should have been observed Sat-
urday night has been postponed until
next Saturday evening"