Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-01
OAKLAND
Interesting Program Present.
ed at Lower Primary School
Personals

wood in WdterFllie, is passing W.
weeks vacation at her home on Hfa
street. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Andrews O.
Grove street have returned i1um
business "trip to %cw York.
Miss Wel,hea Richardson. who hs
been attending the high school hse.
has returned to her home in Rome
Walter Sullivan. principal OF NE
Brewer high school. is at the h1hs
Of his mother. Mrs. Eliza Sullival OF
Oak street for the summer Vacatpn'
The Fidelity class of the Free ZAP
list church will meet next week at
the home OF Mrs. Olive Boardmai.
At the lower primary school on
Fairfield street Friday afternoon the
school room was prettily decorator
with ferns and daisies. and the 9i-
lowing program was carried out: ga
lutte of the flag, by the school; stns
Good Afternoon" Carmen Lessird;
recitation, William Livingston; 9ng'
Lady Apple Blossom. An@;h;s
Frost: exercise the planter. MdVln
Latin, Rob Drawn. Harold Dur ell,
Elsie Durrell. Margret SHARON
and Thelma Houdlette; recitation,
| "Thc Brook" Myrtle Fuller; sonG.
who are You" Olive Coughlin and
Morton Lessard; song, Gypsy pan
delion." by the school; recitati 'n'
Everett Lewis; song. "Daffy's Brown
Billy" Helen Crowell; recitation.
THE Daisies" Doris Day; Japan
csc play entitled. "A Box OF Dolls.
Charlie Pooler. Myrtle Fuller, Ha"'
old Durrell. Carmen Lcssard. Ne--
ley Judkins, Lois Warren. william
Livingston, Olive Coughlin, Everett
Lewis. Doris Day. Morton Lessa:I
and Katherine Lessor; recitstf'l'
THE Cow" Wesley Judkins; song
The Squirrel" Beatrice Cornfor'h'
song, BY the boys of the schools rec
itation. The Flag" Helen CroW+':
tableau, Red Cross Nurses and sol
diers." Beatrice Cornforth, Marga
ret SHARON. Estern Souie IT
Charlie Pooier: song. America pN
school. About 10 people, including p1-
rents and friends Of the pupils, were
present. Much credit is due me
teacher, Miss Rowcna Pollard for the
effic ert manner in when eath pu
p;l took their part.
Joe Neptune. who is statloped ~
Newport, r. l.. is passing the week
end with friends in town
Henry Demmons has gone 10
Long Island in Casco bay. where ne
viii pass the summer vacation WITH
his father, A. S. Demmons.
Il Miss Olive Coombs. teacher IN tf@
public school. has returned TO her
home in North Islesboro for ,he
summer vacation.
Miss Nora Rowell is a-guest. at ING
home Of neI sister. Mrs. Ned Smali
of Alpine street.
The reception given by the grad
mating class of Oakland high school
Friday evening was well attended,
Music was furnished by lecal or
chestra and the evening passed Ii
dancing.
Miss Beatrice Clark and MISS
Ethel Brown. teachers III the purilc
schools, have returned TO taaif
homes for the summer vacation.
Messalonskee Lodge, +. ana a. W.
. hold "a spccial meeting Friday eve
ming at which the Master Mason Dc
, gree was conferred on two calld' :
dates
The members OF the Albion Society
extend the heartieSt greetings 10 the
Fndeavorers of kennebec county. De'-
egates will be met by autos al the enl
OF the Fairfield electric car line at w
A. NJ. The round trip from Fairfield TO
Albion is 81, Delegates arriving later
in the day will be met at any other
time specified. provised there are at
least four to be met. Kindly notify
Mrs. c. E. Wilson. Albion. how many
delegates are to be met and at Whal
time. IT the close of the afternoon SEES
sion a ball game will be played be-
tween the Albion Sunday school and the
convention visitors. At the Christian
Endeavor convention held in Portland
last February the Southern Penobscot
Union challenged all c. T.. Unions IN
the State for the largest number of del
egates at the Pittsheld summer school
Aug s to 49, 1918. How many delegates
will YOU send? One Of the requirements
Of the new State standard is a written
report from every society in the union
Send a written report by your delegate
or to the secretary. Miss Lena Kerr.
Oakland, Maine, at least three days
before the convention. A banner will be
awarded to the society having the larg-
est percentage Of membership present
at the convention. The kennebec coun-
ty officers for 1918 are: President, D.
Saunders Patterson, Augusta lst vice
president, Lester Glazier, Fairfield, Sd
vice president, Miss Grace Clark, Car
diner; 4th vice president, Miss Elizabeth
Whipple, Waterville; 9Th vice president,
c. Z. Wilson, Albion: recording secre-
tary, Miss Grace Littlefeld. Gardiner;
corresponding secretary, Miss Lena
Kerr, Oakland; treasurer, W. B. Bal
ley, China; junior superintendent, Miss
Belle Longley, Clinton; pastoral coun-
selor, Rev. 4. NJ. Holman, Fairfield
evanSeiistc committee, Rev. w. Fl.
Wood of Augusta. Rev. +. A. A. Kill
lam OF Oakland. ]. y. Robinson of Vas
salboro.
George Fuller OF Fairfield street.
whose buildings were destroyed by FIRE,
has purchased the farm of Frank l..
Bickford on Oak street.
Mrs George Russell has returned
from a visit with friends at Indian
Pond
Miss irene Drawn and sisters, Edith
and Ethel. have gone to Lewiston
where they will be the guests OF their
aunt. Mrs. Oscar Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of