Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
BINGHAM

A class of nine young ladies ,,.s
uated Friday last from Bingham High
Hehooi' O"ing to the large amount of
work necessary to be finished before
'he cioEe of the high school Course n.
school having been closed because of
the epidemic. there were not the usu.,
exercises The graduates themea,ya,
dlo not take part only to march to thew
places on the stage in Kennebec hail
last rrlday evening. After being seate !
ana music. prayer was offered hy Rev
l. b. HIATT of the Congregational cburc,,
and selection was played bv the Jact-
man Musical Club After son. ~,
MISS Mildred Miller. another selection
was played by the Musical Club and
MRS. Jessie w. Hamilton sang a selec.
.ion' The diplomas were conferred nv
Mrs. l.. A. Bradbury. Superintendent -
Fcnools. and after this important nro-
gram feature the class retired Misc
ruth Whitney being the marshal of ~.
evening. The hall was pretti1v decoo
ated with gold and white colors. which
were the colors chosen by the clsss
Dancing followed the program with mn.
SIC oy the Jackman Musical Club. Ths
graduates are Bertha H. Robinson Al,
thea M. Robinson. Ruth A. Maborar
Malta cooley. Hazel B. Stuart. Hazel
- smith. CRYSTAL N. Grant, Mabel y
moore and Velma Rollins. The two
graduates first mentioned are c,as.
PRESIDENT and vice president reepective,v
and Ruth Mahoney and Marta co,lev
are the respective class secretary ana
treasurer '0
Rev. I. c. Thorn preached a patriotic
sermon at the Methodist Episcona,
church last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o., NJ. Givens Of Pitts
neld were visitors in town the first AZ
this week. ~
Carleton Moore, who has been nrr..-
pal OF the high school. has returned to
ms nome in Yarmouth for the yacat on
n. w. Wilkins OF this place has sold
10 Cara Chapman Of Moscow cons.d-
cradle property including two different
lots OF land. one containing about I'M
acres and the other about IS acres. An.
other recent real estate deal is the nur.
chase by Mrs Fred c. Williams of Wat.
ervile Of about Is acres of land in Con.
core which was owned by William
Thompson Of this place.
Graduating exercises of the concors
grade schools will be held Saturday eve.
ing with the following program;
March: prayer; music: my Shadow"
Owe M. jackson: Pooling the Teach
err Rexton r. Thompson; .vTrainins
the the Other Woman's Child" Norris
Huggins: How Jim Fixed the Tires"
Kenneth r. Savage: Having Time
Grandpa's.. John T. Atwood: Jean
Despry. Rosamond D. Young; music;
Johnny's History Lesson" f. Earl
Howes; "Whistling in Heaven" Elsie
M. Pratt: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
Earl A. Higgins: music: 1.-THE wounded
Soldier florence e. Howes: Stonewa1,
Jackson's Death Henry A. Steward;
TIE Yankee Girl" Evie A. Ellis:
Valedictory. David T. Tompkins; mu-
sic; confering Of diplomas, Supt. Charles
E. Ball; music.
Mrs. James Reynolds has been IN
PASSPORT to visit her son, Bernis. being
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. clyde
Dunton Of West Moscow, who were 60
ing to Bath by auto.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Linwood Sanborn.
Hebert- Perry
quiet wedding was solemnized last
Saturday by Rev. T. B. HIATT at the
rarsonage of the Congregational church
when Linwood J. Hebert and Miss Eda
Perry, both of Arson. were married.
The single ring service was employed
and included in the wedding party were
two OF the brides sisters. and Harry
spaulding. The Groom is an employee
OF the Newcastle Lumber Co.
There will be q dancing marty in
Grange hall this Thursday evening with
music by Henderson's dance orchestra.
Refreshments will be served.
The Congregational church Circle was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Hilton at
its last meeting.
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