Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-26

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/ me r-Ilowing scholars should be rner-
/ tfore=d: Hrgl Cha5wi,lz. Cecilia Bsane.
irsce Trask. Melvin Frain- Zrtuha
& Hatch Charlotte CarfetoF. Hugh Caad-
. wick should receive e~pecial mention,
His book required but one correction
and one suggestion ana was made IN
on tine
Senre Home Garden Stories
Home garden stories were not re-
CURED bH, number were written
voluntarily.
Ny garden Efas perfect success
III but my Dotatoes ard didn't dig
them quickly enough ard the rain
Totted them MARI Davies. Is Stone
street. Grade VII
At first ! did not know how TO
'DFcr Il furrow. thought that vou
eoFeFed j. smooth and nv brother
showed T1e how. Ny tornator.; be-
Kan arFinS III. ! went dow. aye-,-
daF ard satered them Then they
anne all right for spell Then he
oeeties got after hem. We car
lied wood shes down ey-er,- 9th
~ day ard then they came all
right- got my beans before nv
brother lid ard felt proud of II.
Then he get MS tomatoes before I
got mine and / didn't laugh 50 free
!y then Ny beets didn't come very
good. bur ! got the pleasure Of 0Iant-
ing them anyway nv tomatoes
carne fine ana my beans did My let
tuce came fairly we'll I had 4 soua 81,
come. II came Of its own accord. II
grew until The frost got after it. and
Killed the vines. Then I picked il.
Mama carried some piccaluli and /
think | can bring some canned to-
ulatoes for exhibition Helen Free
man. 81 State street. Grade Y.
July pulled my ffrst radisl
'f7at vas of good size and ate il. Ny
lettuce IS net very good Nv string
beans have come. have been to
high school 10 canning Lessons.
canned 12 quarts. Next the shell
beans and beets have come. have
iee1 20 two or three school garden
markets lately. Ny cucumbers are
coming slowly. I have had few. I
am making basket at school to-
da'. Ruth Sawyer, Hospital street.
Grade VIII.
Ore day when + went down street
20 sell nv things. I met a man sell
ing MS Garden products I stopped
and spoke 10 him and told him !
vas irving 10 sell my garden pro-
-ucts too He told me he would give
ne JQc If I would help him sell his
things all out. He put my box that
! had my things in into his wagon.
and we went 10 the houses I told
everyone about my things too. and
after both OF Us had sold out he gave
ne 59c and then went home and
told my mother Che said that l was
I lucky boy Melvin Frain. Western
ayenue. Grade V
Z. Bits by N. Way
Shall line of my garden Just as
re lid the school garden"
DO you remember the lettuce l
transpianTed from the school garden
INTO my garden? Well it did Just
fine"
We shall enjoy DIS beans this
winter. and the piccaIilli made
rom his tomatoes
I gave away lots Of beets and car
rc1s."
Yes. c. bought his suit with. the
money from his garden"
: had 70 use my beets. because
Papa's weren't any good"
Following are the names of the
citizens whose generous financial
contributions added to that of the
school board made the worts possible
for Augusta this year: Miss Mur:eI
HAYNES. Mrs. Guy p Ganuett. Mr.
Geo. L Aacornber. Mr. William H
Gannett. Mr.. 8 G. ManIey. Mrs. W
:. WyTnan. Mrs Norman L. Bassett.
Hrs. p. ". Adams Mrs. Carl =. Mil
lil.pn. Mrs. q. e.. =. Davies. Mrs. II
L. 'islon. Mr. II. E. Bowditch
Tho following contributions 20 ths
seasons work we're as foiIows: Eact
fi!ed pressing need of the mo
rnent" ana all were of material finan
elai assistance in putting ever tn.
seasons work
Use of automobiles: Miss Larcas.
ter. Miss Ryan. Miss Partridge. DIR
". H Harris. Mr. Blaine Viles. M-
T B. Roberts.
Tables baskets. vases. scales. etc.
Tor market: Mrs. John Hendee. Mrs
Warren Heu6ee. Mrs. II. E. Bow
ditch Mrs. T. 3. Roberts, Mrs Fred
Fife. Mrs. W r. Fifieid. Mrs. Nichols
Mrs. W. II. Harris. Miss HodEkins
Miss Hanks. Rebecca Lodge. D. w
Adams Co.
/ Reed fer baskets: Miss Muriel
Haynes.
/ MagnifSinS glass: state Agrirui-
turai Department
Cold frame: Tracy e Metcaif p. n.
Beale e Co. Frank V. Maxwell
Twine: Haiioweirs store
Publicity: Kennebee Journal.
Visitors day at the garden. Re
freshments: Parents Of garden schol-