Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-09

way TO her nome In Augusta.
The Fidelity class of The United
Baptist church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Francinia Baker on Summer street.
Mrs. Henry Cyr of Waterville, was
recent guest of Mrs. Benjamin
Smith at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Baker.
Miss Phebe Brown, Miss Alice
Manter, Kenneth Sawyer and George
Brown were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Sarah Smith of Waterville.
Mrs. Emily Morang, who was a
week end guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Varney of Smith
field while attending the Kuarterly
Conference held at the Smithfield
City School, made a misstep and fell
down the flight Of cellar stairs in
the Varrfey home. No bones were
fractured but Mrs. Morang suffered
a severe sprain and was badly famed
and bruised. She is confined to her
home on High street and Mrs. Grey
is caring for her.
Kenneth Sawyer of Garland was a
k-end guest of friends in town.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
/ United Baptist church, which was to
have been held on Wednesday after
noon, has been postponed until We'd
nesday of next week. The subject
will be "Lepers" and the hostesses
are: Mrs. F. S. Bernauer, Mrs. Ell
bridge Wallace and Mrs. Oscar An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dow and
Mt-gy 10 hax. Af
callers Sunday afternoon at. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Baker.
Harvey Bartlett of ST. Stephens,
N. b., was a weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wrigley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curtis and son
Reginald of Waverly, Mass, who are
touring Maine were weekend guests
of Mrs. Rebecca Farrar of Fairfield
street.
Robert Brann, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brann was riding up Church
street Saturday afternoon on his BIZ
cycle when he collided with the auto
driven by Mrs. T. w. Longley of
Sidney. He was thrown from his
wheel coming in contact with the
windshield of the car which was
broken, hitting the radiator and roll
fractured but he received several
cuts about the face and neck and
was badly bruised and shaken up
and although his injuries are not
considered serious, he is still con-
fiend to his home.
Miss Louise Benson, Mrs. H. Ida
L. Brown, Mrs. Bessie Forsythe,
members of Sergeant Wyman Wo-
be, DaIi iAf
morning for Portland to attend the
convention.
Mrs. Mildred Boynton Libby, Mrs.
Nina Boynton, Mrs. Helen Towle,
Miss Charlotte Bickford and Mrs.
Margaret Jordan, members of Sarah
Sampson Tent, Daughters of Veter-
ans, will leave this afternoon for
Portland to attend the department
convention.
The main street in Oakland was in
darkness Saturday evening owing to
the severe thunder storm, which
blew down trees putting the lights
out of commission and it was about
two hours before the damage could
be repaired.
Mrs George Wood and Miss Beth
Kelley attended the commencement
exercises of Coburn Monday after
noon, Mrs. Woods daughter, Miss
Nellie Wood, being a member of the
senior class.
Mrs. Mary Towle, Mrs. Nina
Boynton Libby attended the COM
mencement exercises OF Coburn on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Towle's
grand daughter, Miss Arlene Short
with Miss Evelyn Lydick of Water
vile delivering the Glass Prophecy.
Her grandson, Carlton Towle, was
also member of the class.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Getchell and
sons, Fremont and Paul and daugh-
ter Elizabe motored to Togus and
Windsor Sunday.
The following program was carried
out Friday, June 5th at the second
grade of the public schools with Mrs
Bessie Fields, teacher: Good Morn
ing Song, by school; Prayer, by the
school; song, The Parade, by the
school; Welcome exercise by seven
girls; music lesson by school,; sing
ing game, eight boys and eight girls;
recitation, The Best Girl, Irving
Mann; song, Peek-A-B Boo, six girls;
game, Squirrel in the Tree, school;
song, The Rose and the Bee, by sew
en- children; The Five Toes, by seven
children: arithmetic lesson by nine
children; pantomine, oats, Peas,
Beans and Barley Grow, by IA chill
dren; song The Airship, by Louise
Shores, Althea Burwood, Louise
Withee; singing game, Tooly Loo, by
II children; reading lesson, by nine
children; motion song, At the Dance,
eight boys and eight girls; recita-
ton, The Little Elf Man, Joe Boja-
rex; march with flags; Salute to the
Flag and singing America by school;
good bye song, school.