Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-30
GOOD WILL FARM NOTES,
Program for the Graduating Exercises
This Week.

iHc CdhddI lSdSeDali ledfn VlSlte
Good Will, Saturday afternoon. and
played game with the Good Will
team. 1t was somewhat one-sided
game with the following score, Good
Will 20, Canaan }. At the same time,
on the other diamond at Good Will the
Fairfield Grammar School Fine played a
game with the Good Will grammar
school. Score: Good Will is Fairfield. 5.
The first banquet of the Good viii
High School Alumni was held at thu
Rnckminster. Saturday evening. r.:
prCscntatives from seven Of the eight
classes which were graduated were
present to respond to ice call of the
POSTMASTER. An Alumni Association
was organized.
The Moody Memorial Chapel was
filled. Sunday afternoon, when G. w.
tIinckley preached a sermon before the
graduating class Of the High school.
The text was lisa. Wis. II dwell in the
midst Of a people," The Chapel was
beautifully decorated With ported plants
and the class colors.
Before the sermon. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hinckley read a letter from the
International Y. NJ. c. A. Committee
stating that there hal been a marked
increase in Bible study in the Boys
Departments i'm the United States AMI
Provinces the past year and that this
increase was due to the Dan Mcdonald
Memorial Cup" which the Internation-'
al Committee offered as prize year
ago. This cup is to be held six months
of the year by the Boys Department
which secures the largest number OF
certificates from the Committee for
Bible study and the other SIX months Of
the year to that Boys Department
which secures the largest number of
certificates in proportion to it's men,
bership. 1t is thus to be held from year
to year until some association holds it
three years in succession when it be-
comes that departments property. Each
year The cup will be inscribed with the
names of the winning departments. The
Buffalo. n. Y. Boys Department has
the largest number passing the ex
animation and securing the certificates.
TecuInseh, Mich. Boys Department has
the largest number proportionately. The
Good Will Boys Department stands
second to Tecumseh in it's proportion
ate number. The International Com
nittee gives us the Good Will high
standing as follows: Geo. o. Anderson
rs. VIM. Clark 81. Herbert Coffin 81.
David Dorward 81, Leroy Hart "a. John
Keith IS. Henry Moore 81. Newton
Plummer 49, Daniel Shute 81. Harold
Taylor 90. Charles Warren 81 The Dan
Nc Donald Memorial Cup" is given by
the International Committee in honor
Of a former Good Will hoy.
The program for this week is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday at 1890 A. NJ. Memorial SER
vice at the Good Will cemetery. Six
teen Good Will boys have entered the
country's service in the past, Vernon
Thompson. who died in the PHILIPPINES,
Is buried in Bangor. Good Will has no
fallen heroes buried here. but there are
two graves which are carefully cared
for and visited from time to time. There
will be special music and short address,
les.
The last chapel service. which has al
ways been held in the Charles f. Moody
building, will be in the chapel this year
as there is no other room at Good Will
large enough now for the purpose.
Wednesday A. NJ. at o'clock. The clos
ing exercises of the Girls Department
take place Wednesday evening. at 80.
The graduating exercises Of the Boys
Grammar school are at $50. Thursday
p. NJ The Lamoureaux-Thrall Annual
Prize Speaking Contest cccures. Thurs
day at 30 p. NJ. The James /. Ray
rrond Contest will be, Friday. at 2.3o
P NJ This is contest in original ora
tons for a cash prize of $50 offered by
James I. Raymond of New York. The
High school graduation exercises take
lplace. Friday. at 7.30 p. NJ. All the ex-
crosses will be held in the Moody Mem
Iorial chapel