Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

er, Miss Beatrice 1 nOfnaS oSiiS
inembef of the graduating class.
The following consignment Of ar.
ticlcs we're delivered by the local
branch OF the Red Gross to the
Watervillc chapter June 2S. "a
refugee garments, " surgical snrts'
80 sweaters, scarfs, 10 helmets
50 pr. service socks, 4 cotton band
ages. and pr of wristers.
Mrs. Fred Bunker has returned
from Owls Head, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
lSheridon Plaisted for the past two
| weeks.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman Kennison died thursday
evening.
On account of the Red Gross en-
tcrtainment Cascade Grange satur-
day evening will open at 8 O'Clock
instead of $50. g,
Rev. E. r. Sleeves has returned
from Camp Devens where he has
been passing5a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey are
passing a few days at the Gleason
cottage on Lake Messalonskee. the
ssg,,ests of Mr.. and. Mrs. Ed Bailey.
Mrs Percy Butterheld and child-
rem have returned from q visit with
/; relatives in Hartland. a
| Alvin Fogg Of Dexter is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sawtellcs q
Summer street.
The first baseball game Of thc
Eseasoa will be- played Saturday at
E(5alsIand between the Vassalboro
and Oakland teams. The proceeds
above expenses will go to the local
/ Red Cross.
aProf. Gilbert Tolman of Colby
3h. occupy the pulpit at the Free
kptist church Sunday morning.
w Harry Dane has returned from
5sit with relatives in Portland.
E4Mrs. Frank Hunnewell of Bing-
3sharn returned Thursday to Bingham
after visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Perry of Aver
street,.
| At the graduating exercises Of the
| Oakland High school which were
| held in Memorial hall Thursday
f5eveninp the following program was
presented; Music, The. Ambassa-
DOR IF. E.. Bagley) orchestra;
prayer, Rev. P Al, A. killam;t re-
Spouse, "Margaflfa.' selection. or
chestra :salutatorv and essay. Our
| Land of Liberty,'eElara AVIS Leech;
class history. Beatrice tDorice Thorn
as; class prophecy and essay. "Wo-
men workers" Gladys Louise Webb;
music, "Lustspiel." overture tkcler
Bela) orchestra; presentation OF
gifts, Marjory Ann Whitney; val
! edictory and essav.f Patriotism Be-
gins at Home" Eileen Eliza Sulli-
van; comforting of diplomas; award
| ing of Benjamin prizes: singing class.
ode, audience: music. The Spirit OF
independence" (Holzman1 orches-
ira. Glass roll: Marjorie Aleena
Emmons. Clara Avis Leech. Ruby
Melissa Perkins. Eileen Eliza Sulli-
van. Beatrice Dorice Thomas. Mar
iorie Ann Whitney and Gladys
Louise Webb. Class officers: Pres
ident, Marjorie A. Emmons; score
tary, Clara A. Leeeh; treasurer. Ell
leen f. Sullivan; executive commit
tee. Marjory A. Whitney. Ruby M.
Perkins and Gladys l.. Webb. At
the close of the exercises Principal
Mcclellan awarded the Benjamin
prizes, ten dollar gold piece for
the first prize in English. which was
given to Eileen Eliza Sullivan; the
second prize. FIVE dollar gold
piece, to GLADYS Louise Webb, mem-
bers of the graduating class. The
first prize for mathematics was Civ
en- to Helen Lucille Davis. the sec
ond to Hazel Lenora Groves, both
members of the Junior class. Miss
Marjorie Ann Whitney in behalf
of the graduating class presented
the High school Alumni with a serv-
ice flag containing I3 stars. Geo.
w. Goulding in-behalf Of 1.-THE. State
presented the class with certificate
signed by Governor Milliken in rec
ignition Of the patriotism shown by
the class of 1913.
Miss Alicia Sweeney, who is
training for nurse at Central Maine
Hospital in Lewiston is passing a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Nora Sweeney.
Word has been received that Priv
ate Walter E. Trask. who has been
stationed at Camp Devens, Mass,
has been transferred to Newport, R.
|. for guard duty.
Mrs. A. H. Oliver has gone to
Madison where she will be the guest
of relatives for a few days.
At the First Baptist church Sun
day morning the topic of the morn
ing sermon will be "The Unbreaka-
bic Works Of Jesus followed by
Sabbath school at the usual hour. |
Christian Endeavor at $50. The |
topic of the evening sermon will be
"Doings on the Way to- Devens.
Mrs. Bert Hallett of Belgrade was
calling on friends in town friday.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning the morning service will
be at 1890, followed by Sabbath |
school at the ustaal hour, AT. the ey. !