Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-08
Program for 9Oth Com
mencement, Next Week.
Joint Meeting Of Cal|iopean and
ET0malhean Societies.
Agricultural Clubs First Annual
Banqusi.-0ther School Notes.

mencement week at the Kents Hill
Seminary is as follows:
FRIDAY. JUNE a.
Senior Examinations.
SUNDAY, JUNE IS.
zoo p. M-Baccalaureate Sermon by Mil
lard l., Robinson, A. b.. $. 7. r., of
$50 p Missionary Meeting of the
Religious Societies.
MONDAY, JUNE II.
Oral Examination of Glasses.
745 p. Manual Prize Speaking Contest
at the Church.
TUESDAY, JUNE IS.
1000 A. M.-Ivy Day Exercises.
zoo z. M.-Meeting of the Trustees
500 p. M.-Baseball Game. Winthrop vs..
500 p M.-Anniversary Concert at the
Church.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
800 A. M-General Exercises in the
Chapel
1890 x. M-Reunion of the Alumni In the
2.3o p M.-Reception of the Literary So
eieties.. Reunion of the Alumnae at
40 p M.mMeeting of the Honorary
Branches of the Literary Societies
i7.45 p. M.--Exhibition of Physical Culture
at the Church.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
$50 A. Naturalization Exercises at the
Church.
100 p. M-Aiumni Dinner.
500 r, M.-Reception by Principal and
Mrs. Newton.
Professor Wilmot B. Mitchell of
Bowdoin College a member of the
Kent's Hill examining committee, was
at the school for few days, this week.
Professor Mitchell gave a very de-
lightful address before the school at
chapel time on the subject Wishing
i the Best Things
1.-THE spring number of the Breeze
s has. just appeared. The issue was un-
avoidably delayed. but the consensus
of opinion seems to be that the excel
lenceopfsthe number more than COM
pensates for the few days OF waiting
This issue of the Breeze is dedicated
to Miss Frances Ann Davis, teacher
of French and German at the semi
nary. who is completing her 18th year
of service to Kent's Hill
The Kents Hill baseball team will
leave. Saturday morning. for Hebron,
where they will play return game
with the Hebron team The Kents
Hill boys are already claiming the
Preparatory school championship. hav-
iHS NOii lIOfil IitDEOi1t NeSlUFDOk, To-
burn, and not having lost a single
game this season. The prospects for
football next fall are especially good
Kent's Hill will without doubt have
winning team.
Students are now beginning to think
and to talk about final examinations,
which will be given, on Friday June
II and Monday, June II. The Seniors
and Juniors are having busy days get
ting ready for Commencement exer-
cises and the annual prize speaking
contest
The music department. under the di- 1
rection of DIR. Wilson f. Morse. is pre-
pairing specially fine program for
their annual concert, to be given at
the church. on Tuesday evening. June
Is. The services of the Schubert Male
Quartet of Portland have been engage
ed for the occasion. A number of the
Seniors in the conservatory will be
heard. both in vocal and instrumental
numbers
The equipment of the Agricultural
department of the Seminary. other
wise excellent, has been strengthened
this year, by the addition of the fol-
lowing farm and dairy machines: A
10 a. P. gasoline engine; an Ohio
epsilage cutter; a grain drill; a two
row riding cultivator; potato plant
err; potato sprayer;; an orchard
sprayer; a two-way suky pillow;
manure spreader; disc harrow. a
smoothing harrow; rotary wood
saw: a square box ehurn; a Mason
butter worker; Babcock tester:
Tro tsiK. H.
tank; steam apparatus; IA gasoline
engine for the dairy
The joint public meeting of the
Calliopean and Eromathean Literary
Societies was held. Friday evening
June 7, in Kicker hall. The program
was:
Opening address. The Red Cross So
ciety. Frances Rosabelle Weber, f.
Liverinore; reading, The Scholar In
Republic, Isaac Mervyn Weber.
Weeks Mills; debate, Resolved That
the best way for the United States
TO promote peace is to be constantly
prepared for war. Question introduce
ed by c. Isabelle Thompson, King
man; affirmative. Maynard F, Jor-
dan, Ilesford; negative, Harold Whit
tier Lidstone, Union: piana solo.
Mary Louise Mayo. Franklin; topic,
Historic Trees. Gretchen Irene Nealey.
Hampden Highlands; reading, The
Rainy Day Program, Eleanor Lillian
Fish, Portland: violin solo. Consola
ton. William Harrison Sanborn,
Rockland: closing address. Richard
Hills Stuart, Newport.
The officers of the two societies, this
term. are: Calliopean: President,
George Gordon, Mt. Vernon; vice
president. Hervyn Weber. Weeks
Mills: secretary. Jasper Richardson,
Bar Harbor; treasurer, Lewis Akers,
l Andover; Eronathean: President,
MAY 3. Cole, KentSs Hill; vice pres
kent, Sabra Dyer. Belfast; secretary,
Ruth Fish, Readlield; treasurer, Mary
Mayo. Franklin
The ushers for the evening were.
Maynard Dow, Kent's Hill: Jesse
Mills. Northeast Harbor; Agnes Oil
yer. Phippsburg; Geneva. Hutchins,
Belfast.
ON Thursday evening, June 6. the
henderson, the Kent's Hill Agrieul-
turai Club enjoyed their first annual