Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-18
WINSLOW
Splendid Entertainment Held at
Church

| Church
One Of the prettiest little events
of the season was held Friday eve
i ming when the pupils of the Fort
school gave an entertainment and
! social in an endeaVor to raise money
| for the purpose of paying for their
/ Nictrola which they purchased last
/ fall The affair was held at the
church parlors, which were prettily
! decorated with pink, yellow and
J white crepe paper effects, and other
! decorations We're used, making
very pretty effect, in the same color
scheme. Miss Florence Bowden.
| principal of the Fort school, and
Miss Clara Glidden, primary teach
err, were in charge of the program,
which was as follows: Selection by
quartet, Spring Song" recitation,
/ The Empty House." by Lauretta
Bolduc: vocal solo. Harriet Marcia;
| Bird Greed, by Intermediates; selec-
| ton by Toy Band; recitation, The
Dead Bird, by Kermit LeFleur; rec
| itation, If Ever l See, by Russell
| Jones; Whistling Song, The White
| Throat; Five Guesses, Grade l;
Dance of the Daffodils, June LeFleur
and Julia Marcia; recitation, Spring
E0UllS, biduCuc LlllSs ASIOSIlNs "
| tect the Birds. by intermediates;
song, Gray Pussy Willows, Grades 1
and II: recitation, / Wonder, kath-
crime Blackwell; recitation, The
Tell Tale, Perley Cratic; Whistling
Fiddle -dee-dee, Intermediates; ex-
ercise. "Who Stole the Birds Nest,
| Grade I and II; song, Birds in the
Grove, by Intermediates; recitation,
| Whip Poor-Will, by Henry Preble;
recitation, Little Birdie. George Bel
| lows and Robert LeFleur; recita-
| ton, Contrasts, jeanette Stuart;
song, The Robin, Grades l and II;
recitation, Bird Architects, Edith
Libby; Whistling Song, Robin Red
Breast; recitation, Signs of Spring,
Howard Rainey; play. Spring Flow
ers, by school; recitation, The Dam
delion. Mythel Rainey: piano solo,
Shirley Reynolds; A Word to the
Wise, by June LeFleur: selection by
Toy Band; recitation, A Sweet Mes
sage, Phyllis Libby; vocal solo, My
thel Rainey; recitation, Spring Fan
cies, Eleanora Forth: physical drill
Intermediates; recitation. Ihe
Awakening, Harriet Marcia; duet
EIeanora Forth and Marjorie Cham
berlain; recitation, Katy-Did. Falth
Rainey; song. Aloha-Oe, by lnterme-
dates.
This program was very pleasingly
given and showed conscientious work
on the part of both pupils and
teachers. The members of the Toy
Band wore little bands of blue
around their shoulders and head,
on which the letter e. to repre-
sent Fort was inscribed. A fine
social was held and a good sum was
netted from the admission fee and
sale of refreshments, as there was
a very good attendance.
The Green Lantern team room was
the scene of a very pretty party last
evening when Is ladies of the Women's
Banking Club of Augusta were served
to a delicious banquet by Proprietor
Miles efficient kitchen and dining
room corps. The menu consisted of
sea foods, Holsters, friend, plain, and
in salad; clans, steamed and friend;
potatoes and vegetables cooked to or
der. delicious desserts and coffee.
After the banquet of Monday evening
a pleasant social hour was enjoyed
before the ladies' returned to Augusta.
Chester Ellis of Augusta was bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
The Sebasticook Literary Club will
hold it's regular meeting this after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs,
G. w. Patterson of Bay street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Ramsey were
visiting relatives in China Sunday.
Friends. in town of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Plante of East Getchell street
will be glad to learn that his eldest
son. who Is a patient at the Sisters
Hospital in Waterviile and who has
been in a critical condition for many
days, is thought to be out Of danger.
Miss Nellura Jacobs passed the week
end at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jacobs of Vassal-
bofo.
The members Of the Drummond