Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-25
SIDNEY

oAOANA
LAKESHORE-Mr. and Mr.. Ernest
Wyman have eoentiy purchased a new
touring car.
Mrs. John H. Swift has been very i'll
the past week but is more comfortable
now.
Sidney Grange held a very interesting
meeting last Thursday evening with
4 good attendance: 10 candidates We're
instructed in the third and fourth de-
grees and a harvest feast was served at
the close.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur H Shaw of Lew
iston, formerly of Lakeshore. were
weekend visitors here. Mr.. Shaw a
employed at The Hill Mfg. Co.'S plant
in Lewiston ana has a fine position.
The selectmen met at their office las.
Saturday and disposed of large
amount Of routine business.
Mrs. Addie Langley went to South
Gardner Sunday afternoon 70 visit her
sister, Mrs. s. ". Balentine. She will
return Wednesday. June s.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford PhiIbrook went
to HaIlowell Saturday 10 visit friends
and returned Sunday afternoon.
The graduation exercises of the
schools Of Sidney were held at tn.
Grange hall Saturday evening with
large attendance. The program:
Music. march; prayer; music: The
Meaning of Our Red Cross Daniel
Phlibrick; a recitation. Fleren Landry;
The Maiden and the Rainbow An
nette Bangs: The Little Black Eyed
Rebel Gertrude =. Bowman: music:
The Dying Soldier Boy Allen w Hal.
lett; recitation, Ruby Newell; Sol
diers Of Freedom Raymond Lathe;
In Flanders Field and Americas An
swer," Leslie r. Lathe; music; Lafay-
cite We're Here Edgar y. White;
The First to Fall" Vera Houkhton:
There viii be Room in Heaven" Caro-
z Bailey; Jean Deprez.'' Beatrice
freeman; music; The Minister'S Griev-
ances, Ruth A. Lewis: The Fool"
Doris Haskell; The Perfect Tribute"
wilma L Hallett: "A Farewell Ad.
dresss" John A. Hassam music; ad-
dress, Josiah ". Taylor. state agen,
for secondary schools; presentation Of
diplomas.
8. W. Blanchard and family were CALL
ers Sunday afternoon at LAkeshore.
A meeting for incorporating the
Langley Cemetery Association will be
held at p. NJ. Wednesday evening,
July . at the residence Of Manson ".
cowan. All interested are invited 10
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Frost of watervilIe
were calling on friends here Sunday.
MiM Beatrice Bangs passed the past
week with the other members of the
graduating class u91s) of the Oakland
High school at the Folsom cottage on
Mess aIonskee lake.
Several summer boarders have already
arrived at the Jason Taylor and SENS
farm TO pass the season.
The next meeting of Rural Lodge No.
50 F. and 4. NJ. will he held On Sat
urday evening. June IS at 5 P. NJ. Work
will be done in the NJ. NJ. degree and
refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson Of Wat
erville were callers Sunday al the home
Of Mrs. Johnsons uncle, r W Long
ley.
MIR. Monty Of the Bartlett road 10
working at this time for Jason Taylor
& Sons.
Grass in town is looking very well and
some farmers intend to begin haying
very soon.
A. W. Bangs. road commissioner for
the Western division, has turnpiked the
Pond road most of the way from the
Sawtelle place 70 the residence Of Har-
old Benson at Nash Hill. Mr.. Bangs
has some Is miles of road to keep in -
pair all told.
Swift & Philbrook have the addition
TO their house all up and nearly an
boarded in. The structure will not be
finished. however. till after haying.
Will Cowan has been working With
his team On the road for the past few
days.
Mrs. Della cowan was callad to BAN
gor last week by the illness Of hse
daughter. Mn. Sadie Smith.
Harry Dave and family were in Oak
land on business last Friday.
Ray 8. Bacon 10 passing few days
with his family here Mr.. Bacon ss
working in Psnobscos county thus sam-