Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-23
Graduating Exercises Of
Glass Of 1909,S.A.S.
|InnuaI Alumni Banquet En-
joyed at Hotel Coburn.
)iher LEGAL News Items and Per.
soUaI uoios Of Interest.

III 'O9, SkOwhegan High Scnool anu
Academy, were held Tues
ftay night at the Opera. house with
aree attendance. The stage was deco
lated practically the same as on the
previous night, the class motto
+ Quality, not Quantity" being dis
I,layed in front of the proscenium arch.
The program:
IN Selection, Kendalls Orchestra;
prayer, DR.. F. A. Leitch. pastor Centen-
ary Methodist church; selection, Or
,hestra: salutatory, Lula Maud CHAP
IMAM: "The Study OF Agriculture.
TEnoch Arden Markham; Concerning
Hhe Good Ship 'O9." Lois Altine Cool;
1.-THE Growing Interest in Domestic
Science" Marcia Cushing Williams;
selection, orchestra: Twenty Years
ssaence." Leon Elroy Seekins; as a
High school Education Profitable?'
Sarah Emma Pennell: poem, Memo
lies of 'O9." Ethel Maria Brainard; Sc
lection, orchestra; Last Will and Tes-
II lament of 'O9," Walter Pratt Ennis
#.Child Labor" Cleba Charles Taylor;
of gifts. Arthur Showers
Merrill. Mabelle Ethelyn Ross: vale
/ 1i,tory isabelle Bird Thomas; selec-
lion. orchestra; announcement or
shepherd prizes; comforting of diplo-
mas: class ode; benediction. Rev. 3. B.
Merrill, pastor Island Avenue Congre-
sational church.
n At the close OF the exercises the an
Hnual banquet of the alumni was held
AT Hotel Coburn. Plates were laid for
100. 3d..
VI Then came the post prandial exef-
3{,.ses. the POSTMASTER being James y.
g3Reed, The following were the respons-
ses: "Welcome," Roy Seekins '09: New
sgDuties." Milburn M. Fowler 10; "What
ssrs Practical Education?" William II.
Howes; college Education" Edward
IA. Parker 90, sub-master; Our Glass;
ETHEL NJ. Brainerd 'o9; Parents Du-
Ety." Principal Ralph w. Leighton;
S'.Why Do We FAIL" d. Fl. Perkins. su-
GOOD Night Arthur >.
/ Merrill 'O9.
The following are the members OF
1.-THE class: President, James o. Reed;
eyice president, Arthur S. Merrill; sec
4 retary and treasurer, Hazel H. Hol-
5sden: William f. Andrews, Anna NJ
!. Berry, Harold w. Bradley. Ethel NJ.
sBrainerd, Edith F. Gaylord. Frank NJ
/ Pratt, Mabelle e. Ross, Cleba c. ray
Flor, Lulu M. Chapman, Marcia c. Will
sliams. Lois A. Cool. John Lewis, Ethel
f. Merriam, Sarah f. Pencil. Isabelle
b. Thomas, Walter P. Ennis, Enoch A
4 Markham and Leon T.. Seekins.
Mrs. George H. Webb and daughter
Elizabeth were in Oakland Tuesday to
yattend the funeral of Mrs. Webb's sis
tter-in-law. the late Mrs. Albert LORD
81 Miss Mary H. Haskins of Troy, n
IY., is a guest of her cousins, Miss Ellen
ZIP. futile and Mrs. George II. Burns.
hAfter her visit here she will go to
LFarnlington and from there to keene,
IN. H..
N Mrs. 3. B. Merrill. who has been at
Sthe family cottage at Sandy Point, ar
4rived home Tuesday. Her son Arthur Is
Ea member of the Senior class of the
High school.
Robert Wildes arrived home Tuesday
( from British Columbia. He came here
\ direct from Chicago. where'-he was a
guest of his brother Gordon.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Jacobs left Tues
Saay for Old Town to attend the funer-
[ al Of his uncle.
! Mrs. Dinsmore Bunker and r. P,
i Blunt left Tuesday for Auburn to at
ttend the wedding of their brother-in-
Flaw. Darius Bunker. and Miss Mabel
EDrury
Mrs. f.. l.. Marsh of Providence. r. l..
and her daughter. Miss Elizabeth. are
in town for the summer, guests of Miss
Hannah r. Page.
Mrs. Albert Dorothy is in Brunswick
10 attend Commencement exercises of
the Senior class.