Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07

Chief. Altsheler; White Foot, the
Wood Mouse, Burgess; The Children
who followed the Piper, Colum;
Trees that every Child Should Know,
Rogers.
Jewett Street School
The pupils of Jewett Street school,
parents and friends Friday noon
June !, with the following program:
Song, I'VE Are Little Soldier Men,"
school; welcome dialouge, seven
girls: recitation, Philip Roderick;
recitation, Lloyd Edwards; song, Go
to Sleep My Dollie, nine girls: reci-
tation. Mamie Green; recitation,
Carlton Steward; dialogue, Our
Colors" school; recitation, Eva Went
worth; recitation, Robert Went
worth; dialogue. Boys and Girls, Hell
en- and Linwood Barnes; song. Baby
Ball. school; recitation, Norman Lee;
recitation, Norman Lessard; recita-
ton, Evelyn Thomas; concert reci-
tation, We Are Busy Bees, school:
song, 1.-THE School Room Clock"
boys; recitation, Grandma" Hilma
Easier; recitation. Glendora Flynn;
dialogue. Our Flag, three children;
recitation, Sidney Lipman; recita-
ton Rosalie VALERIE; dialogue, The
Wizurdry of Milk.
Mrs. Mildred Shepard, who was en-
gagged to finish out the school year
after the death of Mrs. Nellie Rus
sell Copp, which occurred in Febru-
airy will give the children a closing
day picnic at Coburn Park. The
school now numbers about 23 as sew
eral because of illness are obliged to
be out of school.
Mrs. Shepard has been much in
tercsted in the work and the en-
tertainment given as per above pro-
gram showed that good work has
been done by the little people.
kennebec Valley Hospital Notes
Recent surgical patients are Mrs.
Ethel Richmond, wife of Floyd
Richmond of 81 Mechanic street,
town. and Miss Gertrude Totman
of Fairfield. Miss Totman is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gar
field Totman and is employed as
stonographer at the Central Maine
Sanatorium.
Mrs. Alta Gordon, wife Of Glen
wood Gordon, Of East Madison re-
turned to her home May 80.
Carlyle Corvette. eight year old son
of Mrs. Henry j. Reed of Greenwood
avenue, town, has been discharged
following surgical attention of the
head. The young lad received In
juries a few days since when he was
run down by an auto.
Edward f. Pomerlcau Of Skowhe-
gan has been discharged after medi-
cal treatment for several days.
j. G. Nilcs of Skowhegan, who has
been n medical patient at the insti-
tuition for few months past. return
cd to his home Saturday afternoon
much improved in health.
Surgical patients recently dis
charged arc Mrs. Bernice Ryder OF
East Madison and Mrs. Helen Went
worth of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Emma Berry, wife OF Melvin
Berry of North Arson. will return to
her home Wednesday following SER
ious surgical operation.
Mrs. Addie Cobb, wife of Harry
Cobb of Harmony is receiving medl-
cal attention at the hospital hav-
ing been brought there Monday.
Johnson kincaid
Late Wednesday afternoon at the
Bethany Baptist parsonage occurred
the marriage of Miss Alice kincaid
and Oscar Johnson, both of New
York City, where Mr.. Johnson is en-
ployed as a cook and his bride as a
waitress The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George Merriam,
who used the single ring service.
They were attended by the brides
brother. Arthur Kincaid, at whose
home at the foot OF B,ackwell's hill
in Madison they are guests. Mr..
Johnson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meliss johnson. formerly of Sweden.
Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald kincaid of New
Brunswick. The bride wore n hand
some white silk canton crepe en-
broidcred gown and white silk hat.
They are to make their home in New
York City.