Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-31

evening and there was refreshments
of fancy cookies, assorted cake and
Ice cream and the young people de-
clared the evening to be one of the
plasantest of the entire sason.
| Master Wentworth Beverage has
gone to East Winthrop to visit at the
| home of his uncle. Ernest Hewitt.
| 4 reunion of the Taylor family was
held on Wednesday, July 29th, at the
| home Of Frank E. Taylor and Miss
| Mary Taylor on Belgrade Ave. The
| following guests were present: Mrs
| Olney Taylor and Miss Emma L.
Taylor of Oceanside. Calf, Miss
Louise l.. Taylor and Miss Alice
Taught of Belgrade, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
n. Mosher and daughter, Miss Celia
| F. Taylor of Gardiner, Edwin G. Tay-
lor of Winslow. Will r. Taylor and
son Ralph B. Taylor of Larone, Mrs
John II. Burleigh. Miss Frances Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Carrie Gilman of Wat
erville, Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor. beside
| theh ost and hostess Frank E.. and
Miss Mary Taylor. The day was
pleasantly passed in a social way
AT noon long table was set in the
stable and was attractively sprea
anu laden with variety of food con
| slsting of assorted sandwiches, salads
! cake, pie. doughnuts, fruits of all
KINDS, ice cream and coffee and a de-
iightful day was enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Broe of ms
| wich. Mass. and William Broe of
Amesbury, Mass. are visiting their
! aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth ONeill, of Pleas
ant street.
| stephen Bradbury OF Fairfield. who
! IS attending the School of Pha rmacv
at Boston, Mass, was calling on Mr..
! ana Mrs. Albert LesSard, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Goodwin of All
eusta, We're visitors in town Wednes-
! day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benson of
Maple street have received word of
! the birth OF a daughter July 25th to
! tnelr grand daughter and husband,
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur c. Fuller of
scranton, Penn. The young lady has
! reen named Elizabeth Ellen. Mrs
ruler was formerly Miss Elizabeth
| Wilbur and is well known in town
having IN the past frequently visited
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. BEN
: son and her aunt, Miss Louise Rem
son.
| Musical critics from the OUTLYING
towns including Waterville, Augusta
Belgrade Lakes, Mt. Vernon and the
| summer camps who attended the yio-
lin recital given by Wotan Zvellner
at the Community house on Wednes-
day evening were amazed and de-
| llghted with his playing and freely
declared that he had the flame OF
! genius and was destined to reach the
| heights in the musical world. He
played with Polish technique. brill
liant expression and beautiful. rich
+ tone production, covering wide
range of expression from the passion
ate and dramatic to the most soulful
and heart stirring qualities. He was
, given tremendous reception by the
audience. who heartily applauded his
last number and refused to leave nm
| III ne responded to their encore bv
playing Schubert's Ave Maria" which
was like toned poem. Mr.. Neel
was also cordially received by the
audience and sang with polished ylra
matte effect and the quality of his
voice and his fine sense of interpre-
! tation made his selections most pleas
ing. Mrs. Bernauer's reading was
greatly enjoyed both as to voice o,lal-
/ lty and dramatic Interpretation and
child impersonation. One patron of
music. who came from a distance. eX-
| pressed the desire to have the same
program and same participants in his
home town.