Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-25

for the service of the country. Mrs.
Brown will assist at Bridge Academy
the coming year.
A goodl- l.lmber Of parents and
friends assembled at the Cedar Grove
school building Friday to witness the
closing exercises. The following was
the program: Reading. MY Best
Chum," Harry Carlisle; reading, The
Maiden and the Bird" Inez Baker;
Three tableaux school days; readnS,
The Little Girl" George MOODY;
reading, "A Dream" Albert Law
renee; dialogue. The Jolly Stamps;
reading. "Adelaid Goes to the Coun
try" Aida Baker; reading. play
Mates" Howard Hall; reading. His
Reasons" Samuel Trussell; tableauN,
Red Riding Hood" Gingerbrcl
song, Mildred Moody and Clarice
Stilphen; reading, Taking A Mans
Place" Willie Trusscll; dialogue.
The Fairies and the Pot of Gold"
reading, "Bobby's Trade" Charlie
Baker; reading, The Little Boy"
Orrin Baker; reading. Why She
Didn't Laugh, Susie Carlisle; read
ing. The Boy Scout" Lee Stilphen;
reading, "A True Soldier" Clarice
Stilphen: dialogue, The Runaways;
tableaux, Aud Lang Syne," Star
Spangled Banner"
Lee Stilphen is visiting his uncle.
DR.. Harry Stilphen at Togus,
Wallace Foster and family Of Rox-
bury. Mass. and sister. Mrs. Hiram
Thondike of Portland motored to
Dresden Saturday. They returned
Monday.
William Choate who is employed in
Bath passed the weekend at his
home here.
MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. Trask and
little daughter and Mrs Mclaughlin
were callers at G. H. McDonald's
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lemont Simpson,
daughter Miss Bessie and Miss Mari
on Andrews were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. Stompson's sister, Mrs. Susie
Mayors and his daughter. Mrs. Harry
Pushard. When they started for their
home in Brunswick Sunday evening
!" horse for some unknown reasCn
ndu Two hlChlHS SpeliS, nidhliS 'ilN
wagon unit to continue their trip and
breaking two of Mr.. Simpsons fin
gers. The party was obliged to re
turn on the midnight train. The
horse was left at Mr.. Walter Din9-
more's from where the next day the
stable man came and got him.
Miss Grace Lightbody of Bath has
been a guest at Mrs. J. Z. Houdletts.
Miss Alice Russell has returned 20
her home in Gorham. She was ac-
ccmpan;ed b. Mrs. w, r. Houdlette,
v no will visit her for few days.
A Very large crowd participated in
the dance at Masonic building Satur-
day evening, about "a dance tickets
be ing sold Auto parties We're pres
ent from Gardiner. Alma and Pittston
Daniel Johnson has gone TO Frye
burg for short visit
The Tor. G';lun!b wedding given by
The Ladies' Aid WAS a great success.
The stage was very prettily iecoEa|-
co n green and Ha';c; from the Gem
Ter suspended huge wedding 'c1.
the wedding party, attendants ana
guests we're as follows: Jshers. Mas
te,s Robert Houdlette, Clifton ReeS'
Parker Blinn; groom. Master lrVlns
Merserve; bride. Little Ru>l Barbara
Lork; bridesmaids. little Ihelma
Bailey. Evelyn Jarvis, Virginia Blinl';
maid of honor, little Thelma Prcble.
The guests consisted Of nearl% all OF
the rural sch. u ch.larcn. The brio"
wore white with j Eng veil fatttn"c
with blossoms ana carried a dainty
bouquet. The ceremony was conduc.-
ed by Master Lee Stilphen who Ger
talnly did justice TO his part as an
Episcopal minister. After the we'd
ding ice cream was sold. The pro-
ceeds Of the evening went to the La
dies Aid of the NJ. L. church.