Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19


lovely flowers were used in decora-
ton and were most attractively ar.
ranged. The following delightful
program was presented giving pleas
ure to all including the little people
who participated, professional marcn
an the children marched to the plat
form was played by Miss Lillian Les.
sard: piano duet, Barbara Akeley ana
Edith Akeley; Recitation. Jackie
Lewis: Vocal Solo and encore, Betty
accompanied by Miss
GLADYS Mantor; recitation, Anne Luz
ALA Cleveland; recitation, Kenneth
Chase: recitation, Pauline Stevens;
and encore, Eleanor Row
ali: vocal solo, Omar Pomerlieu; re-
citation, Charline Beckwith; piano
solo. Evelyn Taylor; recitation, Eve
Iyn Currier; recitation, Philip Beck
with: recitation, Doris Currier; re-
cfta ton. Wendall Beckwith; recita-
ton. Ralph Nutting; plano duet and
encore. Lillian Lessar,d and Norma
clark: recitation, America for Me-,
BETTY Sedgeley; instrumental music,
ChesIey Moore, cornet; Gladys Man
tor. violin: Charlotte Gates, piano,
Consisting OF several selections; vocal
solo and encore, Barbara Akeley who
played her own accompaniment; talk
70 the children, Rev. George L. Thur
low: instrumental music, ukuleie.
T.vnnette Mantor; piano, Charlotte
Gates: violin, Gladys Mantor; cornet,
Chesley Moore; recitation, Marion
Magoon. The occasional march was
played by Mrs. Grace Tuscan ana tne
children and grangers marcned 70 ING
banquet hall where delicious Ices, as.
sorted cake and saltines were served.
The committee responsible 1or the
splendid meeting was MADE up OF
Mrs. Gertrude T. Green. Miss Emma
Hall, Miss Gladys Parkmafi, MISS
Evelyn, program committees; refresn-
ments were in charge OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edwin Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cyr.
The next meeting will be q Field
Day and the committee IN charge -
Mrs. Addie c. Beal. Carroll Beale, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Locke.
Grade Social
A ana B. Divisions of the 7th
Grade Of Junior held closing school
sooial at Engine Hall Wednesday
evening. The program consisted OF
q cornet solo by Emery Estabrook;
violin solo by Mural Walker, &C.
companied on the piano by Lynnetts
Mantor; piano trio, Elizabeth CUR
ney, Elizabeth Page, and Alice Ho.
bart; story, Everil Harris. Games
were played and happy evening
passed. The entertainment and
games were supervised by -encient
The chaperones were
Mrs, Risper I. Decker, and Miss Ar
line Plummer Of the Junior High
Ices were served by Will
liam Halves, Elizabeth Page, Emma
Kelley, Glennis Haines and War.
rem Conant.
Mrs. Wsntworth's Funeral
The funeral service Of Mrs. Ellen
was held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the home
farm in North Fairfield with Rev.
George L. Thurlow, pastor Of the
Federated church in Skowhegan ofn-
ciating. The burial was made In the
cemetery Skowhegan. The
bearers were two sons Henry Went
worth Of the home farm, Thomas
wentworth Of milwaukee,, Wis, a
grandson Royal wentworth OF Fair
Held ana . SON in law Eden Boyd OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Parker
and Mrs. Hugh Hurley were In Gar
diner Wednesday attending the Dunn
Merrill wedding.
selden 8. Hun went TO Augusta on
business Thursday morning.
Mrs. G.. Ernest Avore returned
from Phillips, whore she
has been passing q few weeks with
her cousin, Alma B. Dill.
John Holden. who has passed the
winter at North Arson was in town
Thursday on his way to Watervtlle
on business.
Mrs. Margaret Cummings Of Au-
gusta came to Skowhegan Thurs
day morning to pass some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat john
son.
Mrs. Jessie Jersey Of Augusta was
in town on business the first OF the
week.
Miss Florence Tracy went to Shaw
NUT Thursday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Clifford Gerald. Miss Tracy
will today begin duties as counter
girl at the Elmwood Hotel.
Miss Bessie Gunter Of Woodstock,
n. B.. who has been teaching the
primary school at Athens was in
town Thursday, going to Waterville
to pass week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corson and
little Miss Vennetta Vincent Of
Brighton were shoppers in town
Thursday.
Miss Helen Hafey. who has been
q student at the State Normal school
at Pennington, has returned to the
home of her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hafey In Cornville.
Attorney Ernest G. Butler was IN
Gardiner Wednesday afternoon q
guest at the wedding OF Gerald G.
Dunn. the County Farm Bureau
Agent and Miss Gladys M. Merrill.
Mrs. Fife Skillings Of Portland Is
passing week with her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Pooler
OF Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barnes Of Madi-
son were recent guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Scott.
Miss Eunice Chase has been at
tending Colby college commence
nient OF which college she II b grad
uate.
Mrs. Fred L. Pooler has returned
from North Fairfield, whore she has
Geen guest for week OF Miss
Georgia Hoxie and while there at
tended the graduation exercises at
YAK Grove from which school Miss
Aoxie's niece, Gfata Hoxis was rad
Mated.
Miss Rachel Pierce OF Beverly.
MASS, arrived Wednesday to visit
her grandmother, Mrs. JOSEPH Otis
Smith OF Water street.
Damse LAfond Of the Lafond Dry
GOODS store has returned from 4
business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude L. witham
Ano mrs. Georgia Witham Of Cara.
funk were in town Wednesdav an
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