Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-19
Eromathean and Ade|phian
Societies Hold Meeting.
Seminary Students Attend the
Y.M. C. A. Convention al OrOnO.
Miss Mildred Russell Entertains
Members Of the Crystal Club.


The E,roinathean and Adelphion So
cieties held joint meeting, Friday
evening, al which the following very
entertaining program was presented:
Address OF welcome Bessie May Ed
wards, Newport; response May Ban
croft Cole. Kent's Hill; piano duo,
Mnliel stevens Brown, Kents f1ill,
and Merle Edith Small Deer Isle;
reading. Eleanor FISH, Auburn: piano
solo. Marcia Eleanor Bragdon. Frank
lin: topic. Esther Clarena Gates, Dix
field paper, Isabelle Ganny Thomp-
son. Einglnan, and Gail harrington
Whitehouse, Auburn reading. Nellie
Belle Berry Bingham; question box,
conducted by Winnifred Gordon, Win
threp, and Mabel Eleise Gibbs. Kents
Hill: specially, Mabel Eleise Gibbs,
Kcnts Hill. and Ruth stevens Fish.
Readfieid.
The following young men from the
seminary left, Friday morning, for
Orono, To attend the Y. NJ c. \, con-
vention To be held there: Frank N.
Bailey. East Livermore; Russell Y.
.NVaterhouse. Kennebunk; Samuel f
TRACY. Northeast Harbor; Wendell Il.
Pray. Bar Harbor; Merton e Knapp,
East Tivermore; Harold ". Lidstone,
Union Allen W. Milliken. Bar Har-
Dor: Horace Ct. Morse. Bath; Hugh
Blake Bartlett. Ashland Daniel Il.
LaWton, Southwest Harbor. Herbert
c. Partridge, Searsport; Albion =.
HAYES, Gardiner; Everett p. Smith,
Waterhoro: Max Newton. Kent's Hill;
Maynard f.. Jordan, Islesford.
The crystal Club was entertained at
the home of Miss Mildred Russell,
Tuesday evening. The gentlemen We're
invited. The program for the evening
consisted of current events narrated
by members OF the club; trombone
solo by George Elmer Gordon. Mt.
Vernon: a piano solo by Mary Frances
Cobb. SearsmoHt. and i reading bY
Florence L. Eaton, teacher of oratorE
in the seminary. Refreshments, con-
sisting of creamed chicken. pineapple
sherbet. and coffee were daiEuliy
served. \ feature of the evening was
the shooting of paper hearts with bow
and arrow by the gentlemen to tnd
partners for refreshments 1t was
quite a surprise To note the number
Of inaccurate marksmen there were
among the company.
Principal }. Orville Newton made 4
trip to PhiladelnAia. the first of the
week
Mrs. 3 W Hartman Of Gardiner IS
passing a few days at the home OF
Mrs. Louise Chase.
Mrs. Albert Oliver of Thomaston is
e mr. Mrs
Wilson f. Morse.
Roscoe d. Beane of Bingham. who
was a student here, last year. is Wis
ting friends on the hill.
Professor and Mrs. Henry +. IRE
fethen of Colby College were at the
Hin a few DAYS. this week.
Miss Julia D. skinner. teacher of
shorthand and typewriting in the sem
mary. has gone TO her home in South
Portland. for thc week end.
"Wednesday evening a mock trial
was held in the gymnasium under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. The charge
was brought by Allen w Millikeh
against Harold j. Allen on the ground
Of misdemeanor it being claimed that
MIR. Allen had, wilfully taken a razor
belonging 10 the said Mr.. Milliken ana
injured the same by sharpening a
mcneil. The attorney for the defence
was Albion +. Hayes of Gardiner ana
for the plaintiffs, Richard II. stuart
of Newport Harold w. Lidstone OF
rnier vas sheriff: Everett p. smith OF
WATERFORD. court crier. MAYNARD r,
Jordan Il Islesford. clerk and II. Il.
Body Of Brooks. Judge. The enter
tainment was Il great success.