Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
HENRY CROWELL.

song by Nancy Nivison and Lenaire
Bendix; song by Theodore Conant; song
by Nancy Nivison; song by Carroll
William; song by Theodore Conant and
Lenaire Bendix; song by John Turbvne,
John Herd, Florence Grindall. Ruth
Thyng; song by Faith Rollins and
Franco Megazzina; song by Mary Paul
Robarse and Laurence Chapman: court
dance by the I'd grade: clap dance by
the End grade; dance, LIST grade; dance,
"a grade; Ring Around Rosy. list grade
girls; dance, Ruth Thyng and Ambe-
lima Sadder; play Uncle Sans Chill
dren;' "Amerca." by school.
The Joan Society held its meeting
! Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Weber with a fair attend
ance. The time was passed in knitting
and working on a quilt for the Red
! Cross. Nictrola selections were enioyed
and refreshments served by the lostess
The society will receive the sum of SIS
from the Red Cross supper and en- err
| tainrhent recently keld at Grange hall.
The Joan Society will hold its next
meeting Thursday afternoon. Junt y,
! az the home Of Mr." Frank A. Smiley
MISS Sadie Blake, a teacher in Oak
land and former Winslow teacher, at
tended the Winslow grammar school
graduation Thursday evening
| Recent visitors in town were Grin
! McNally and family of Fairfield. W. E
Brown and family o. Norridgewock
| Seniors last chapel was observed at
, the high school Friday morning and
the opening number was "Juanita" sung
/ by the school; scripture reading by
\ Howard Hapworth repeating Lords
i Prayer by the school; piano solo, Miss
! Leone Gagne. The INTEREST,": and
amusing class will was delivered by
| Howard Hapworth Vocal solo. my
Belgian Rose was rendered by Miss
! Cecilia Simpson; address to Undergrad
yates by Raymond Rush; vocal solo,
! Miss AGdievilla Jewett: America" was
! sung by the school; piano solo by Miss
Marion Totman. Miss Katherine Cush-
d man in behalf of the graduating class
presented The picture of "Sir Gallihead"
/ to the undergraduates 1t was respond
ed to By Guy Rorndy short adj
! dress to the graduating class VS. given
I by Principal r. y Tlton Miss Kath-
crime Cushman in behalf Of the faculty
/ and students presented Mrs Kenneth
| Twitchell with three handsome pieces Of
| silver. Mrs. Twitchell responded ana
, thanked them for the gifts Star Sran-
! gled Banner" was sung in closing.
Twelve members of the Lithgow
/ Club were pleasantly entertained
! Thursday afternoon at the home IF
! Mrs. Mary White, on the Cushman
road. The ladies carried their work,
and the afternoon was passed in a
| social manner. Plans were discussed
70 IA Field day. The club expects 10
rass Friday, June n. at the Chaffan
I cottage Lake Messal0nskee A snap
shot of the members was taken by
Miss Victoria Weeks, q guest Of the
club Fine refreshments were served
! by the hostess
Mrs. Ida Webber after several
/ n onths' stop in town, has returned 10
her home in Clinton with Bert Wen-
Der and Charles Simpson, who le-
Gently visited here.
Donald Patterson of Ninalhaven. Il
member of the Junior Volunteers, has
been guest Of his sister, Miss Eliza
Patterson at the home Of George La
Chance. Mohegan street Mr.. Patter-
I son attended the exercises Thursday
! evening at the H. & w school
| Mrs. w. o. Mitchell Of Sidney was
Il guest Thursday at the hom eof hc-
I Daughter, Mrs. Fred Simmons.
Miss Harriet NipaI taocbo,.
| the H. & ". school, will leave town
! today for her home in Vinalhaven.
| Miss Eliza Patterson, q teacher at the
same school, leaves for Gorham 10
attend the commencement at The
! Gorham Normal school,
An exhibition of the sewing Of The
grammar grades was held Thursday
afternoon at the new Domestic Sci
! cnce room, grammar school building,
and was attended by a number OF
the friends Of pupils. Articles made
| by Grade consisted Of caps, apron ),
| rubber cases. holders and towels
| BY grade s. night gowns. boomers,
I Marguerltes, aprons, pillow cases.
! crochet work. Books with cooking re-
! ceipts by the eth and 9th grades were
on exhibition. A blanket hand knit
BY the Junior Red Cross and grade
s was an added attraction and it was
! landed into the Waterville chapter
I at the close of the exhibition. Mar
| GUerites made by the pupils were
(; handed around.
! The meeting of the Junior Chris.
tan Endeayor will be omitted this
afternoon. A rehearsal for Children S
dav will be held at o'clock. All the
children taking part are urged to be
present at the rehearsal. The pa
rents are requested TO see the chii-
dren attend.
! sunday services at the Congregc-
+;o,aI church: 1t will be observed as
C-biIdren's day; exercises will be
gilen by them at the morning ser