Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-12

9Th grade Of the Park school enter
tanned the pupils Of the 3rd, 4th and
5th grades of the same building. The
entertainment was under the direction
Of their teacher, Mrs. Alice Mitchell.
One Of the principal features was
play entitled "On to Victory which
was presented by the boys Of the
class, while another interesting num-
Der was Our Thirteen States" pre-
sented by as many girls. James Eel
lows White was the commanding Of
ficer Of the affair. One very dainty
thing was young lady dressed to
represent a fairy. who escorted each
of the thirteen states from the plat
form There was special music.
Among other things was a vocal duet
by Miss Charline Genthner and Miss
Effie Martin.
Lieut.. Col Roy L. Marston IS in
New York and is expected to arrive
in Skowhegan the latter part OF the
| week. Mrs. Marston has Joined her
| husband there.
! Mrs. Fred Mascon was a guest OF
, Mrs. Alice Mitchell over Sunday.
! Miss Louise Palmer, the teacher Of
the rural school in the Dudiey's Cor
ner school has resigned her position.
the resignation to take effect at the
close OF this term. March IS.
! Isaac Wheeler. who has been in
poor health for some time. is in q
very serious condition at this time.
Mr.. Wheeler received injuries in the
accident which occurred on the SOM
erset Traction Company's line last
summer, and he has not been in his
usual health since that time.
! Mrs Minnie Wheeler. who has been
substituting in the Park school in the
grade taught by Miss Bessie Scott.
! has been obliged to leave her work
because Of the illness of her husband.
! Mrs. Kate Holhrook. who is having a
! leave Of absence from her duties as
| teacher in the same building is filling
| the vacancy caused by Mrs. Wheeler
, absence.
! Red Cross is in receipt of an allot-
nent of . !ayettes for the refugees.
\ The rooms will be open for sewing on
Tuesdays and Fridays until further
! notice On those days the yarn VIII
| be given out and the finished articles
will be received. 1t is hoped that the
knit,ers will continue their work. as
we are asked to produce quite sup
i rlv of socks. sweaters. bonnets ana
! shawls for the refugee population.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell. with
| their daughter, Mary Mitchell Hurley
will leave Thursday evening on the :
o'clock train for Boston and Law
/ renee, Mass. While there they VIII
attend the automobile show.
! John Robinson. who has been Ill Tor
| some time. is more comfortable.
DR.. Thayer Of Waterville was in
town Monday in consultation with a
local physician concerning the case
| of Mrs. Dora Nye. Mrs. NEe is SUI
fering from pneumonia.
! Charles Chute is in a very critical
condition a, his Madison avenue
! home.
| Cassius kinsman has SO tar re-
! covered as to be able to go 10 lhe
home of his sister, Mrs. Margaret
! Goodrich.
Mrs. Walter Loor1is. who has been
! a natient at Miss Hills hospital mas
returned to her home in Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram B!geloW OF
| Eorrideewock were weekend guests
| Of their daughter. Mrs. L. n. Apple
hy on Jcwe;t street. Mr.. Blgeio"
had the misfortune 20 receive an m
;ury 10 his side while working on
some logs this winter. Aithoush re
IS improving he is not as yet aple 10
engage in any heavy work
Thomas Anderson of Pittsheid was
weekend guest Of his wife at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Fannie
Wiides.
George Wight vas in orono last
week in attendance upon the Farm
ers' Week exercises that were con
ducted by the State Agricultural COL
,eee. He returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Winfield Brown Of Jaci'man
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Turner for a few days this week. On
Monday the two ladies we're in wat
erville.