Ellsworth American., 1907-09-04

that it provided entertainment for three
evenings.
DR.. Jay Perkins, Of Providence, r. L.,
conducted blackboard excursion to Mt.
Waldo, After picnic dinner at tie base
OF the mountain, the party followed the
Pitcher trail to the summit, and was amply
repaid for the hard climb by the beautiful
view.
c. P. DcLaittre personally supervised an
extended trip through Stockton Springs
and Searsport. This party gained SO much
weighty information that the blackboard
springs on one side Of the board broke
under the strain. On the way home the
subject Of gravitation was vital.
Frank 8. Lord, OF Ellsworth, with q party
Of friends, was the guest Of camp for .
short time. 1t is needless, perhaps, to add
that large and apprecistive party was
taken out sailing on the ''Lorelei".
THE SERIOUS SIDE.
Not all the time during this encamp-
ment was spent in mere merry making.
There were lectures, talks and sermons.
The camp as a body was not Obliged to 60
to the ''little white church on the hill",
for there were three ministers present
among it's alumni. They were Rev. Fred
L. Payson, Of Guilford; Rev. silas N.
Adams, Freeport, and Rev. William Cur
tis, Of Waldoboro. These gentlemen con-
Quoted the religious services during their
stay.
The business meeting was held August
Is. 1t was there brought out that c. r.
DeLAittre, the fnancier OF the asso-
citation, had again made . bounti-
full offer. He promised to give another
500 to help reduce the debt on the new
building provided the other graduates
would raise enough tc make it the last
800 OF debt. At once $50 was subscribed
in stock, and thorough canvass will soon
be made. All subscriptions for stock
should be sent to Prof. A. F. Richardson,
Castine.
Another interesting fact was learned.
The State OF Maine is poor. To reduce its
expenses, therefore, it has seen fit to elimi-
nate the names OF all graduates from all
normal school catalogues. This will prove
a great loss to the secretaries OF the vari-
Gus associations, and particularly to the
secretary OF the c. N. A. association. Any
change in address, therefore, should be
sent directly to the secretary OF C. N. A.
A., S17 South street, Roslindale, Mass.
The officers for the year 1908 are as fol-
lows: President, Rev. F. L. Payson; vice.
president, Gilbert L. Morrill,; secretary,
Ella F. Jordan; treasurer, Prof. Albert F..
Richardson; trustees, Charles P. De-
Laittre, Isaac b. Clary, Osmond Emery.
MEMBERS REGISTERED.
The total attendance was 140, and the
following classes were represented:
1870 DIR. Ellen ]. Wetlaufer, Cheyenne,
Wyoming; F. Adele Wescott, Castine.
1871 Eliza p. Wescott, Castine.
1872 Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Smith CLelia
Aymar), Weymouth Heights, Mass.
1874 Mrs. Emma Averill Smith, VIM
terport; Mary J. Gale, San Diego, Cal.
1875 Rev. Silas n. Adams, Freeport,
Me-; DIR. E. f. Philbrook, Castine.
1876 Rev. William c. Curtis, Waldo
boro; Helen A. Bragg, Roxbury, Mass.
Myra P. French, Milbridge.
1877 Susie Haynes DeLaittre, Mime
apoIis, Mimi; Mrs. E. E. Philbrook, Cas-
tine; DR.. Alton A. Jackson, Everett, Mass
1878 Charles P. DeLsittre, Minneapolis,
Mimi; Fred L. Payson, Guilford; Le-
nora G. Higgins, Ellsworth.
1879 Emma Morrow, West Roxbury
Mass.
1850 Matte pendleton Jackson, Ever
ett, Mass.
1881 Mrs. Lizzie Crosby Brown, De-
troit.
1882 Mabel F. Simmons, Stockton
Springs; John r. Dunton, Belfast.
1888 Will j. Thompson, South China
Jennie Sargent Thompson, South China
1884 Fred A. Pitcher, Chelsea, Mass.
DR.. Jay Perkins, Providence, r. I.
1887 Lillian NJ. Dearborn, Everett
Mass.
1883 Gilbert L. Morrill,, Brooks; Charles
NJ. Goodwin. Springfield, Mass.
1889 Kate Ross Goodwin, Springfield,
Mass. DR.. Jarvis B. Woods, Bangor.
1880 Ella F. Jordan, Ellsworth.
1881 Leluid rCStSE lAOhtAcSAAo'
1898 Emery d. Bickmore, Sandy Point.
1894 Alice Crocker Hitchborne, Stock
ton Springs; Abbie c. Chase, Searsport.
1895 Harriette B. Glidden, Worcester,
Mass; Carrie A. Whitaker, Chelsea,
Mass.
1896 Musa B. Dollard, Brooklin; Edith
Buck Gustin, Caribou.
1897 Nellie B. Foster, Fort Fairfield;
Isaac B. Clary, Livermore Falls; Wendell
II. Marden, West Medford, Mass; Flora
Haley Marden, Stockton Springs.
1898 Annie r. Black, Quincy, Mass.
1899 Mary C. Richardson, Castine.
1900 Nettie Z. Philbrook, Castine; Nan
J. Grindle, Penobscot; Harriet 7. Moody,
winterport; Bert n. Allen, Brunswick.
1901 Harriet E. O'Brien, Thomaston.
1902 Annie E. Rhodes, Northport; Edna
H. Polleys, Frankfort.
1903 Everett w. Fowler, South Brewer;
Mary A. Creighton, Augusta; Alice E.