Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-18
Fort School Notes

The pupils in Miss Katherine Bow
lcrs room at the Fort school not alb
sent or tardy for the term are:
Priscilla Clark, Dorothy Marcou, Lii
Ian Wing and Archie Rhoades.
Pupils not absent or tardy in Miss
Ida kelley's room: David Garland,
Alton Hickins, Frances Lashus, Irene
Marcia, Dolly Peters, Nellie an:
Viola Simmons. The teachers. Misses
scented with a piece of silver by their
pupils.
The pupils of the Fort schools Fci-
day with their teachers enjoyed a
ride in a hayrack to a grove near DR..
Hooper's residence, where picnic
was held. on account of the shower,
the picnic dinner was held in the barn
of Dr. Hooper. The children report a
delightful time.
The pupils of the Sand Hill schools
with their teachers, Misses Jennie
Chadwick. Marie Marcoux, Alice
Townsend and Wilhelmina Butter
field report a delightful time at their
picnic held at Cascade park Friday.
Misses Gertrude Bradstreet, teach
er of Grade vi, Elizabeth Lufkin,
teacher of Grade VIII, and Ella Free
man of Grade X of the Grammar
school, accompanied by their pupils,
enjoyed a picnic Friday at Weber
pond.
Mrs. George Fuller of Oakland is
,xrith in1i
Her mother. Mrs. Hapworth of this
town, is caring for her.
! The goth annual meeting Of the
I Womens Society of Winslow for the
| support of the Gospel will be held in
the congregational church parlors
Tuesday afternoon. June IS. An in
! terestins program will be given.
4 Sunday was observed as Child
rcns Day at the Congregational
church. The platform was prettily
| decorated with green shrubs. terms
and potted plants in bloom; other
decorations were boquets OF wild
4 flowers. Mrs. D. c. Day presided
Little Patriots Of the Kingdom
was presented by the children The
program: Prelude. by the organist,
Mrs. Carrie f. Weeks; Procession
| al; song, The Ancient OF Days, by
the congregation; prayer by George
B. Wolstenholme responsive read
/ ing by the audience; greetings by
little Ruth Robinson and Charles
| Meader; drama, The Finding OF
! Moses" by Annie Hooper, Priscilla
! Clark Gin costume), Pauline Meader.
| Margery Reynolds. Ruth Reynolds
and Lillian Wing: presentation OF
bibles by &. B. Wolstenholme to
the graduates from the Primary
department. The following re-
ceiyed them, Alvin Mathewson, An
ME Hooper Priscilla Clark, Pauline
Meader, Anthony Dale and Lillian
Wing! Recitation by little Joseph
Whitehouse Merrill; song, Ruth
bv the children recitation The Red.
White and Blue by Nellie and Vi
ola Simmons and Doris Emery;
song. by the school; exercise, Lies
Work" by Douglas Clark. Harold
Huff. Alton Higgins. Donald Math-
ewson, Aubrey Cole and David
Garland: The Battle Hymn OF the
Republic" was sung by the audience;
the offering followed. Solo. The
Red Cross" by Avis Drawn; pledge
Of patriotism, by Anthony Dale;
pledge Of allegiance, by the congre-
CATION: The Star Spangled Ban
her" was sung. 9. B. Wolstenholme
cave all interesting talk to the child
ZEN about handful OF clay.
Z. G. Merrill OF Salem, Mass. was
weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank 5. Dollof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bugbee of
Benton avenue have been entertain
ne Mr.. Bugbee's aunt, Mrs. E. c.
Pollard OF Poland.
Chester A. Grant, who has been
superintendent OF schools for the
towns OF Winslow and Benton the
past four years, has been elected
SUPERINTENDENT at Caribou and ex-
o oecf to assume his new position in
INV Mrs. Gran. and children will