Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-19

them in the places assigned using the
creGential cards for direction.
The chairman OF the entertainment
committee is George II. French and the
other members Of the committee are
DR.. q. W. Turner ana Weston Lewis.
The guides were divided into groups as
follows:
Section !. East SIDE. north Of Conr
stroet-Le adler. Dana Hanks: Edwin
Brown Walton Wall. Stanley Clark,
Stanley Fussey. Stanford Miller
Section .. East side. south OF Cony
street-!.earier. BERNARD Dove Fred :
erick Libby, Thomas Murphy. Ralph
Ingraham, Dwight Mayo, Lanceiot
Cooper.
Section 3. bridge and North streets -
Leader. Arthur Tc,reault: benjamin
Slosberg. George Davis. Frank Jones.
Michael Frawley, Eric Walker
Section 4, Bridge street to Winthrop
Leader, Charles Halpin: john Carey
Berton Smith, Charles PaEson, Paul
Brennan.
Section 5. Winthrop street to Green
Leader Chauncey Hall; Edwin
Blanchard. Raymond Swift. Clyde Met
calf, Frank Cole. Burleigh Marston.
Section 6, Green street to Western
avenue--Leader. Wallace Price; Don
aid Burleigh. Henry Thyng. Leon
Briggs, Clarence Frye, Elmer Davis.
Section I, south of Western avenue
and west of State street-Leadcr
Franklin Dyer. owen Lyons, Joe
Prout, Fremont Fletcher Barley
Jackson, Lewis Johnson.
Section 8, east of State and south of
Grove-Leader. George Thompson;
Earl Grenier. Leroy Gushing, James
Harvey Harry Poole, George Hutch
inson. Perley Wing.
Gardiner-Leader,T Thomas Blanch-
ard Eldridge.
HalloWell--Ieader, Louis Falconi
Ralph Moore, Earl Paine.
Principal Farnsworth G. Marshall OF
Cony High school was in charge of the
committee on entertainment and re-
freshments. Punch was served the del
egates in front of the stage by Misses
Edith Marden, Louise Davies and Asa
phiro Harvey. The platform was dec
Grated with bunting and fir boushs and
the entire assembly hall was brilliant
" lighted for the occasion. Music was
Furnished by Dennis Orchestra and
every moment of the time was kept oc-
crpied socially until it was time for the
DELEGATES to leave for their boarding
places with their guides.
The entire Senior class OF COny High
school assisted Principal Marshall and
Mr.. French in this part of the program
At the foot of the stairway leading tt
the assembly hall was an information
bureau in charge of Eden Turner
Reuel Soule and Max Wilder while ii
the hall on the second floor Miss Nan
Weston and eight young ladies under
her charge were kept busy writing
name tags for the delegates bearing
the legend: "Hello. My name is -
What is ycurs?' Lee Aver with 10 boys
was in charge of the cloak room.
A feature Of the reception was tho
giving of school and association yells
Among them We're Brunswick, Skowhe-
gan, Portland. Oak Grove, Gardiner
Cony, Foxcrcft and Rockland Y. NJ
c. A. The Springvale boys were mucf
in evidence with the banners of tnelr
two clubs, THE Boys Uplift Club" and
The Tri-Mu Club" The boys We're
strong ON yells. but when it came to
singing, how they did sing. A volume
of sound came out Of their mouths that
almost shook the rafters of Cony High
as over 600 voices joined in singing
America Marching Thrugh Geor-
gia,, and Coward Christian Soldiers. y
1t was nearly o'clock when the boys
got back from their stopping places to
the hall and then escorted by the Fife
and Drum Corps, composed of members
of the Tosus Orchestra, they marched
to the banquet hall.