Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
Hoyt.Emerson

Hoyt- Emerson
Miss Extreme Emerson of Burn.
ham and Jack Hoyt of Boston, were
united in marriage Sunday eveninv,
June IA, and left after the ceremony
for Boston, where they will reside,
Miss Emerson is the oldest daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emerson of
Burnham and her many friends here
wish her much happiness In her new
home.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lassalle. Clifton and
Fanstina Hunt were in Waterville
| tuesday to attend the wedding OF
Laura Allen Wing and Burnell Mon
roe Jakins. The wedding took place
at high noon at the home of the
brides mother. Josie Allen.
Neal Rolfe of Portland has bought
| of Albert HI. Cole, his home in the
village and win take possession soon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe were formerly
residents Of Burnham.
Albert H. Cole Is moving into Mrs.
Nettie Jones' home to reside for the
| present.
Miss Ruth Mudgett, a student at
Pennington Normal school, came
home Tuesday to pass the summer
| vacation.
Miss Virginia Wright Of Pittsfield
Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. L. e.
Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Gerald went
Friday night to Bangor to meet her
mother. Mrs. E. c. Dow of Perth, N.
B., who is coming for a visit with
her daughters and sons, who live in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Crawford vis-
tied Wednesday in Detroit with rela-
tives and friends for the day.
Miss Mary H. Written has return
ed from Colby college. where she has
completed her course and was a
member Of the graduating class Of
rs.
Miss Irma Davis. Colby 10, has
arrived home to pas the summer va
cation.
Mrs. E. C. Andrews Of Bingham
and sister, Flora Wood, came home
Thursday by auto to visit for a few
days with their mother, Mrs. Roscoe
Dunton.
Mrs. Ida M. Foster returned Friday
from a weeks visit in Clinton with
her niece, Mrs. L. s. Eastman.
Miss Florice d. Foster has COM
pleted her years work as teacher in
the city schools of Waterville and re-
turned home Friday for the summer.
The schools at Reynolds Corner
closed Thursday and graduation ex-
ercises for the pupils who have COM
pleted the nine grades were held at
the school house Thursday afternoon
and there was q good attendance Of
relatives and interested friends.
Those who graduated wer Clayton
Hunt. Madelyn Hunt. Lloyd Hunt,
Clement Emerson. Edward Braley
and Hugh Turkey.
The teachers Of the village schools.
Miss Elva Hasty Of the grammar and
Mrs. Beatrice Linnell Of the primary
and intermediate grades, with their
pupils, gave a very pleasing enter
tainment at the school building
Thursday evening. The rooms were
prettily decorated with red, white
and blue steamers. There was a
large attendance, more than 100 be-
ing present and many who could not
md seating room and stayed outside.
The following program was present.
ed: March by the school and OPEN
Ing song, "Home Again; health mo-
ton exercise, twelve members of the
1rst grade: recitation, "Vacatin,"
Hester Mitchell; song, ten fifth grade
girls and boys; recitation, Oral Per-
~; recitation, Mark Murphy; duet,
Glorious Days Of Summer" Mar
guerite Gee. Josephin Reed, with vi.
Wan Greeley, accompanist; health
exercise, in costume, Twelve pupils;
song, "Hiawatha," first grade; vocal
duet, Glennis Hunt and Carmelita
Miles, with Marguerite Gee. accom-.