Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-07
OAKLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Bickford, who
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dustin have returned to their
home in Worcester. Mass.
One Of the finest exhibitions given
by "a grade school was the gradua-
ton exercises Of the Sth grade of
school which was held in the gym
nasium Friday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock. The following program was
carried out: Professionally: song,
Last Night" by the school; prayer,
Frances Grey; response. school:
socialized recitation. History of
Maine" Janet Tapley, leader; edu-
cation in Maine. Robert Towle; In
dustrial and Agricultural Maine. Lu-
ellie Simpson; "Barcarolle'' orches-
ira; 1.-THE Owl Critic" Arnold Full
Ter: the Sermon, Margaret Blaisdell;
Folk dance. duet. Sumner Days. Ruby
Bickford. Arlene Rice; Hanual
Training, How to Make Taberet,
Floyd Foster; How to Make a Roller
Towel Holder, Clifton Bickford;
liam Livingstone; How to Make a
Medicine Cabinet. Burleigh Witham;
sour Whippings." George Coughlin;
Food Demonstrations, Helen Wrig-
ley and Ruby Bickford: Lobbying
for the Young" Thelma Houdlette;
Boys Dumbell Drill. Lord UlIins
Daughter, Melville Knox; song,
America the Beautiful" school;
presentation of diplomas. Superin-
tendent of Schools, John L. Tapley;
Recessional. The class color was
blue and gold. The programs were
very attractive Of gold and blue
printing. The class motto was
Work to Win" The class officers
are. President, William Livingstone;
vic president. Robert Towle; treas
urer, Anita Crockett; secretary.
Margaret Blaisdell. The music was
furnished by the Sth grade orches-
ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley, who have re-
sided in the Williams house on
have packed their household goods
and are leaving today Tor Barnard.
Mt. Desert Island, where Mrs. Kelly
and children will remain for the
summer. Mr.. Kelly going to Lewis
ton where he is employed on con-
struction work for the Horace Pur-
ingtons Co. of Waterville.
The piano pupils Of Mrs. Harriet
Hunton gave very pleasing recital
at her home on Pleasant street Sat-
urday afternoon at 230. with the
following program: Duet. 1.-THE Re
ception," (Bohn), Bertha Sawtelle.
Rachel Hallett: Lullaby" (Livsly).
Dorothea Stowell; May Days. (Vir.
glib Barbara Towle; "Betty's Waltz
(Martin). Beatrice Pooler; Blue
beth Mitchell: Spinning Song"
n Ellnenreick) Ruth Carroll Hum
ming Bird" (Schiller) Elizabeth
Getchell; "Fairy's Gibt" (Tellier1
Lucille Small; Wake Jessica"
(Rolfe) Emma Cote; "Swaying
Ferns" (Quigley) Louise Cook;
Haunt of Bairies" Crosby Arletta
Tucker; Rosebud Waltz (VirviD
Bernice Spiller: duet, Vacation Days,
(McIntire) Ruth and Alfred Wheel
err; Paper-Chain. Oynes) Aneda
Peavey; To a Rosebud (Conte)
Frolics' (Von Wehn) Esther Mar
shall; Spring Greeting WirgiD Mar
geret Blaisdell; Minuet in. G. (Bee-
thoven) Alice Blake; Birdie IN the
Willow Tree (VirgiD Dorothy Fer
maid; Chase of the Butter flies.
Dennee) Goldie Bubier: Electra
(Krn) Helen Crowell Nocturn (Vir-
glib Betty McTaggart: duet. Brook
let (Rimey) Lois Warren. Gold1e
Bl1bier: Nocturn (virgiD Helen To-
bin: Rose Fay, (Heinn) Calvin Gil
bert: Reaper's Kiss (Heins) Louise
Talberth; The Blind Harp PLAYER
(VirgiD Alfred Wheeler; F1uttering
Leaves (Koelling) Ruth Wheeler'
Flying Spray. (Adamson) Lucll!e
Simpson: Wake Sentimental (kulkel,
Larie Dennison: Rising Sun (Tor-
jussen) Silver Nymph (Heinsl LOIS
-, ndl Rachel
Hallett; Second Mazurka (Godan)
Bertha Sawtelle.
Mrs. Matilda Watson of Rome Is
visiting at the home of her daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Foss on Water street for a time.
Mrs. Louis Kitchen has returned
from Northern Maine Junction
where she has been visiting for the
r Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hines and son.
Gordon, passed the week end IN
Portland and Old Orchard.
Mrs. E. l.. Swan and son. Carroll,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, have arrived at
the. Overlook for the summer.
The Basket Club will meet this
afternoon at $50 at the home OF Mrs.
Jesse Hallett on Main street.
Harry G. Decker Post. American
Legion, entertained at stag PAL ~
Thursday evening at Musquemoosle
Camp, East Pond, in honor of the
approaching marriage of three OF its
embers-Chester Oliver. Albian
Blake and James Monahan-and of
the recent marriage of Willard
Brier and Edward Bush. William
Simpson was spokesman of the par
ty and presented the guests of honor
with a handsome clock, to which
they responded. At 10 o'clock a
beef steak dinner was served and
after dinner speeches were in order
and dancing, cards and music were
much enjoyed. Fifty-three were
present, including members from
George W. Bourque Post of Water
vile.
Alumni Banquet