Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-28
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MT. ana MIS-. IL. r. STRATUM thu
son, Seth, were guests Sunday of
Mrs. Lucretia Varney of Albion.
Charles Spaulding came home
from Madison for weekend visit
William Sparrow is visiting rela-
tives in Etna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Pickett Of
Skowhegan we're in town Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Caroline
Woodsum will learn with regret that
on Sunday morning While about her
work, she fell and injured her hip. it
is feared seriously. The extent of the
injury has nos vet been determined.
Miss Woodsum is 70 years of age.
Members of Sebasticook Lodge,
F. & A. NJ, and F'ireside, Chapter,
O. f. s., to the number of so attend
cd Divine worship Sunday morning
at the Free Baptist church. a most
interesting and appropriate sermon
was delivered by the pastor, Rev.
Elmer T. Longley. Excellent music
was furnished by the church choir.
The floral decorations of the church
were beautiful. as arranged by Mrs.
Effie l.. Decker and Miss Belle
Longley, assisted by the members of
the jolly Junior class. The church
and vestry were filled with the large
congregation, which gave close at
tention to the very impressive ser
vice.
A most pleasing Childrens Day
concert was given by Brown Memo
rial Sunday school. Sunday evening.
The church decora tons We're very
unusual and attractive. The back OF
he platform was banked with ever
green to the height of the memorial
windows making Il very effective
background for the various exercises
and tableauX. Another bank of green
covered the chancel rail This was
! trimmed with daisies and with a few
/ bouquets of roses about. the whole
ccior scheme Was very dainty and APP
! I ropriatc. The exercises opened by
professional of the pupils and teach
ers of'the school each class carrying
/ its banner. The first half of the pro
gram was of the usual order and the
! last part was of ap atriotic nature,
Miss Olga Bailey, in appropriate COS
! tune, taking the part of America.
Miss Winnifred Shaw. in white Gre
clan robe. bearing Il cross, represent
ed the church and Miss Carla Wey-
mouth, in cap and gown, the school.
/ With music and I'd beauX. the cXer-
cises were very dramatic and impress
sive. The Buttercup exercise was a
! pleasing novelty Ten girls stood be-
Ia; 1
4 zen huttefcups, the center OF the bios
SONS being the tacCs of the girls. This
was directed by Mrs. T.. J. Weber,
The decorations were in charge of
| Rev. Il. J. Weber, Miss Grotta True.
Mrs. Hazel Greeley and Mrs. Helena
! f"own. TIE program committee WIS
Miss Sarah f.. Richardson, superin
tendent and teachers with Mrs. Emil
ly Hail in charge of music apd the
flag drill.
: The program as given was: Prayer,
Rev. z. J. Weber; recitation. Eta
! Doucette; song. Glenys Robinson; re-
citation, Agnes Gilman: recitation,
Floyd Doucette; exercise, George
Wakely. Jr., Marjorie Bailey and Eft
Ia Doucette solo, Alice Wakely: reel
tation. Mildred Gilman; recitation,
Marjorie Bailey; solo, Ruby Hall; re-
citation, Margaret Adams: Buttercup
exercis, 10 girls; recitation. Helen
| Billings: patriotic exercise: recitation,
Georgia Billings: flag drill; song.
choir: recitation, Everett Runnclls;
recitation. Kenneth Weymouth; re-
marks. Rev. +. J. Weber; reading.
Marian Bailey; pledge to school.
church. country; song Battle Hymn,
choir; benediction, Rev. e. j. Webher.
(, The Mabel p. Judkins Philathea
| Class ct the Free Baptist church viii
I give a garden party on the lawn Of
/ the church and parsonage, Thursday
afternoon and evening. In the eve
ming very pleasing musical and
! literary program will he presented
! \ very enjoyable social afternoon is
promised all who attend. If the
weather is not favorable for an out
! door event. the gathering will be in
| the church
FunreaI services Of r. H. Church.
+ whose death occurred Sunday, will
! be held at his late home Thursday
at r. NJ, awaiting the arrival of
! his brother, who is on his way east
! accompanied by his wife. The mem
| bers of Sebasticook Lodge. F. q A.
t NJ, and Fresidc Chapter. @. T.. s.
will be in attendance at the services
! which will be conducted by Rev. r. /
! Webber of Brown Memorial church.
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