Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-22
HARTLAND

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duties as surveyor with the State
Highway Commissioners.
A. E. Hunt of the Pittsfield branch
of the Blaisdell Automobile COM
pany, was in town on business
Tuesday.
James Hugher of Portland was a
business caller in town, Tuesday.
Wallace Gray had the misfortune
to cut his right hand severely while
at work, Tuesday, in the woods,
making it necessary to have several
stitches taken.
Undertaken A. r. Burton was call
ed to Milo, Saturday. to bring the
remains of the late Clarence Allen,
whose body was found at that town
floating in the river. The services
were held Sunday by Rev. Roy H.
Short.
William Simpson, son Of Mrs. Kate
Mcdonald, who has been in the West
and South for the past four years,
returned home Saturday, for sever
al weeks stay.
C. L. Atwood Of Bangor was In
town, Tuesday.
Ralph c. Hamilton was in Show
hogan, Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs.
Lizzie Fritz and Mrs. Lucy Esta-
brook were called to Pennington,
Tuesday. by the illness of a relative.
Monday afternoon Hartland was
visited by a band of old fashion gyp-
sizes which attacted much attention.
c. o. Brown left Tuesday evening
by train for st. Johnsbury, New
Brunswick, where he expects to pass
the summer, Mr.. Brown has had
charge of a large lumber operation
for the past few years, he has been
Superintendent of the Hartland
Grating company and has many
friends who wish him much success
in his new undertaking.
John Gerry OF Portland was a
business caller in town, Tuesday.
Willard d. Burton has so far re-
covered as to be able to return to his
home on Commercial street from the
Eastern Maine General Hospital
where he has been receiving treat
ment for the past few weeks.
Harold o. Policy of Skowhegan
was in town on business, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Winston Norcross was over the
week END guest of his parents, DE-.
and Mrs. Charles E. Norcross froIn
his studies at Colby College.
Music Recital
The Annual Spring Piano Recital
was given at the Hartland Opera
House on Tuesday evening, before a
good sized house, by the pupils of
Mrs. Mae Gray of Pittsfield. Follow
ing is the program:
The First WaltZ-krogman, Bar
bara Nutting; Daddy's Waltz-Rolfe,
Leona Whitten: The Volunteers =
Krogman. Beula Frost: A Little
Waltz-Pitcher. Charlotte Currie;
Side by Side-Emerson, Aubrey Bur-
bank; Bobolink-Schiller, Eleanor
Currie; Over the Waves-Schaefer
Dorothy Buffers; Water Nymph--
Rolfe. Pauline Baker; The Midnight
Elves-Daugherty. Angilee Fuller;
AS You 'Please-Sartorio, Marguer-
tie Whittemore; In Merry Wood
Carey, James Fuller; Narcissus-
Nevin, Muriel Elston; Mazurka
b rillante-Heins, Hermond Pollard;
Sylvia Revels-James, Elizabeth
Burbank; Second Valse - GODDARD.
George Markham; Beautiful Thoughts
OF Love-Heller, Clara Curtis; En-
treaty Romance, left hand only
Lichner; Silver Stars-Bohm, Grace
Griffith; ScherZo B Minor-Chopin,
Ina Moulton: Trio-Lesecret-G
ter, George Markham, James Fuller,
Herman Pollard.
Mrs. Gray has class of 81 pupils
here in town besides many in Pitts
field, Harmony and Good Will. Much
credit should be given Mrs. Gray for
the splendid piano recitals given by
the pupils that have been held here.
Inc selections which appealed es-
pecially to the audience was the solo
by Miss Moulton, and the Trio by the
young men which were greatly ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Gray is a teacher of great
ability as is shown by the
pupils under her instruction. Her
pleasing personality makes her teach
ing great success among her pupils.
The Three act comedy Regiment
or Two will be played at the Hart |
land Opera House on Friday evening
at o'clock under the auspices of the !
Great Moose Lake Boat Club, and is
looked forward to as one of the larg- ,
est events of the year there being al !
ready a large advanced sale of tick
cts.
Carl H. Hatch of Pittsfield was IN !;