Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-25
Musical Program

Musical Program
The music pupils of Miss Yvonne
Coulombe will present the follow
ing program this evening at the
Town hall: Adonis (Galop) Strea-
hoy, Karleton Kincaide. Miss Cou-
lombe: My First Piece. Martin,
Madeline Arnold; The Little Prince,
krogman, Lawrence Hodges: Read
Shaw; Lily Polka, Freeman. RATHER
inc Arnold. Miss Coulombe: The Pa
per Chairs. Lynes, Emogene Part
ridge: Dance of the Dew Drops, In
celle, Helen Abelli; Vocal solo. Love
Came Calling, Thelma Kneeland, ac-
companied by Madeline Riley, piano.
Dorothy Maxwell, violin: Silver
, Chimes, Ducelle Lillian Taylor. Luz
ellie Perry. Miss. Coulombe; March
| of the Young Gallants. Thomas.
! Clement Anclair: Valetta, Dance
Italienne, krogmann, Eleanor Riley:
The Pixies Waltz, Bown, Inez Shaw,
Louise Perry: Flashlight March.
krogman, Dwight Ingham: The
Waterfall, Anthony, Marjorie House.
worth: Reading Apple Blossoms, Cox.
Mary Patton, accompanied by Miss
Coulombe; Turkish Rondo, Krentz-
| ish Dance. Ducelle. Dorothy Ham
mond. Marjorie Houseworth, Barbara
( Howard.
! Miss Helen Cummings Of Hyde
Park, Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
| w. 7. Adams in West Winthrop.
Corrections in the list of specials
for the Boys and Girls fair include
! the following: The prizes for pan
! sizes are offered by c. A. Perley and
includes three s1.00. 75c and 25c.
| Mrs. Briggs prizes are for Asters and
the amounts are the same as in the
! other floral prizes.
! The End prize for piano selection
| offered by Mrs. Longfellow is $500,
instead of s1.0O and the ages of young
| folks eligible in this class is from
Il to IA years The third prize in
this class is offered by Mrs. Mause
| instead of Mr.. Norcross, and is $1.O0.
Manchester Grange
A most interesting meeting of Man
| chester Grange was held Saturday
night. During the lecturers program
Lester Longfellow of Hallowell delight
! ed the company with a fine talk on
bees, their usefulness, care and some
thing of their habits. The talk was
both interesting and instructive. Mr..
Longfellow is an expert in the bee line
and the Longfellow honey is known far
and near. The audience was further
: entertained by trio of young ladies
| who gave several vocal selections. This
| trio consisted of Berdena Hammond,
/ Flora johnson and Harriet Towle. Miss
johnson and Miss Towle also rendered
a fine vocal duet, Miss Towle acting
as pianist for the evening. A long
and most interesting letter was read
by Susie Carr. This letter was written
in Arizona by Marjery Lenfest. Miss
Lenfest passed the winter in Arizona
and California and will soon return to
Maine.
During the business session two new
| names were proposed for membership
At the close, refreshments were served
In the dining room. The Grange Her.
aid will be read at the next meeting,
July s. The meeting will be observed
as Flag Day and all members are asked
| to furnish something along that line.
| After the meeting was closed all had
an opportunity to view some active
bees that Mr.. Longfellow had with
| him--the queen. the workers and also
drones. He had in glass case about
l-5Oth of an ordinary swarm. he said
Mr.. Longfellow also had some honey
and comb In all stages, also some
brood comb III had an opportunity
to ask questions.
| Mrs. E. A. Mason IL attending the
seventh annual reunion Of the sradu-
ates of the Maine General Hospital
Training School for Nurses held today
at the Columbia Hotel, Portland.
Gladys Aldrich has returned from
South Paris, where she has been at.
tending school. and Is with her parents
Rev and Mrs. II. F. Aldrich.
| Alice Whiting. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Whiting OF East Winthrop
has graduated from Boston University
being one of class OF 11o5 to receive
| a degree.
! st. Omer Commandery OF waterville
observed ST. Johns Day at the State
7. NJ. c. A. camp on Lake Cobbossee-
contee yesterday.
Mildred. Annie and Viola Drawn
leave TODAY for visit with relatives
in Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fowle and son
OF Bangor are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
] Gilbert Ryer.
i Miss Alene Clifford of Thomaston Is
the guest Of Mrs. Leroy Carleton, Jr.
LOCAL NOTICE
| LOsT-A black three fold bill peck.
| etbook on Main street. winthrop, June