Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-20
Latest at kent'S
Hill Seminary.

heIlt tilll, Me-, Marcn l9.-(Specidij,
The Goth annual Junior exhibition
was held at Kents Hill Seminary,
Tuesday evening, in Kicker hall. The
following, very excellent program was
given:
Piano duo-Obnon, Leybach
Misses Helen and Mary Cobb, searso on
a Dog of Flanders, Oulda
Eleanor Fish, Auburn
Canada, England and the United states
in S99, Laurier
Merwyn Weber China
Deacon Todds Singing Voice, Anon
Frances Weber. East Livermore
The Kings Pardon. Goodwin
Paul Whttemore, Fayette
Vocal solo-Good-bye, Tosti
Miss Helen Cobb
" ''''''' Nellie Berry, Bingham
The Slow Man Poole
One Niche the Highest, Burnett
Max Newton, Kent's Hin
The Mourning Veil Barbour
Capwell
The House by the Side of the Road, Foss
Fred Young, kezar Falls
Tie ushers were: Mabel e. Gibbs,
Kent's Hill Lewis w. Akers, Andover;
Russell v Waterhouse, Portland; and
Murial $ Brown, Kent's Hill. The
officers of the Junior class are: Pres
ident, Hazel NJ. Gibbs, Kents Hill;
vice president, Fred E. Young. kezar
Falls; secretary. Mabel L. Gibbs,
Kents Hill: treasurer Lewis w.
Akers, Andover.
The following conference visitors
have been at the school recently: Rev.
Howard A. Clifford of Winthrop; Rev.
Joshua Nj. Frost of Waterville, and
Rev. c. j. Spear of Monmouth.
Joshua NJ Frost, Sunday evening,
delivered a missionary sermon before
the students of the seminary. Mr..
Frost is a forceful speaker and his adj
dress was highly appreciated by all
Mrs Eastman of Portland, wife of
Fred Eastman, a member of the BOARD
of trustees. has been visiting the
school. Mrs. Eastman has travelled ex-
tensivelY, both in this country and
abroad Her address on Travels in
the Holy Land was one of the most
delightful entertainments of the term
After the address, Mrs. Eastman and
the members of the faculty met at the
home of Mrs. ]. @. Newton. Mrs. East
man kindly showed her memory chain
which was made UP of beads and SOU
venirs that she had collected from the
various places she had visited on her
recent trip abroad Many were the in
teresting things she had to tell as the
souvenirs were displayed
,fhe Chrystal Club met, Monday
evening, with Mrs. J. O. Newton. A
: literary program was given and then
a social hour was enjoyed.
The annual reunion and banquet of
the Portland alumni of the Kents
Hill Seminary. which will be held at
the Congress Square Hotel on Thurs
day evening, will be attended by
Principal j. o. Newton, several MEM
beers of the faculty and a large num-
Der of students from the Hill. The
meeting is expected TO be one Oh the
largest and best ever.
The last meeting for the term of the
Current Events Club was held at the
home of Mrs. ]. O. Newton. Among
| those present were Mary Cobb. Sears
mont; Frances Anne Davis, Kents
Hill: May Bancroft Cole, Kents Hill;
Helen cobb. Searsmont; Mrs. William
Howard Bailey, Falmouth; Gretchen
Nealey, Hampden; Agnes Oliver,
Phippsburg; Esther Gates, Dixfield;
| christine tultlHSf ~
crime Sawyer, Kent's Hill; Ruth Il
Farr, Manchester; Lulu e. Bradley
Vienna: Isabelle Thompson, King
man. The club was addressed by II.
Phillips Body, who took for his sub
iect THE Political Outlook for tie
Presidency" After the usual business
of the meeting was finished deilelous
refreshments We're served. The Cur
rent Events Club was started the hrst
of the present term and has proved
of great advantage to the young la
dies of the seminary.
Examinations at Kents Hill are III
order. this week. School will close, al
4 p. M. Wednesday. The spring term
will begin, April 2
The annual basketball game pc
tween the Freshmen and Sophomores
was played. on Monday. The game re-
| suited in victory for the Freshmen
with a score of 80 to Z.
The 21st annual reunion and BAN
auet of the Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary's Alumni Association Will be held
at Young's hotel, Friday, March y.
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