Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-31
MADISON.
Junior Exhibition Of High
School Given, May 29.
Annual Business Meeting and
Election Of Officers Of D. A. R.
Madison high School Goes to North
Anson..0ther Interesting News.

The annual Junior Exhibition of the
Madison High school was held, Thurs
day evening, in Union hail with an
apprecatiVe audience present Music
fer the occasion was furnished by the
School orchestra and the program
was: Music; reading. The Governors
Last Levee" Kennedy, Marion Hazel
Shaw; reading, MIR. Traver's First
Hunt Davis, Leon Earle Felker;
reading, The Carving of Fra. Bernar-
do" Huntington, Evangeline Estelle
Washburn; mnsic: reading. "Alices
Flag" Thompson, Florence HELEN
Corson; readin.. The Mustard Plas-
ter. Fielding, Maryland Herbert
Morse. reading THE Death Bridge of
the Tay," Carlton. Nellie Ladd Moore;
music; reading. THE Angel and the
Shepards," Wallace. Keturah Hough-
ton Manter; reading. The Reforma-
ton of Kid Mccoy Webster. Grace
Steward Humphreys: reading. The
Cremation of Sam McGee," Service,
Frank Chesley Moore: reading excerpt
from Wilson's inaugural address, Har-
old Benjamin Caldwell Next came a
farce entitled the Chinese Dummy.
the cast of characters being: Grace
Harlowe. Barbara Hurd: Miss Ar
| temicia,4 Vivian Frederic; Miss Ella
| Amelia" Leah Cooper; Beth New
Son. Edyth Gordon; Kate Newson,'
GLADYS Wilson; Bridget" Estella Ed
| gerly. Both farce and program drew
much applause. The class officers are:
President Frank Moore; vice presi-
dent. Harold Caldwell; secretary,
GLADYS Wilson. treasurer, Marie Hurd.
| The Madison High school baseball
team went to North Arson, Friday, to
play the North Arson Academy team.
The annual business meeting and
| election of officers of Margaret Coffe
/ Chapter, d. A. r., was held, Thursday
/ afternoon, at the home of Mrs. II. Au-
gusta Hilton on Head street. Mrs. Hill
ton had her room especially decorated
| for the occasion with flags. and there
/ WIS d large attendance. The officers
| elected for the coming year We're: Re-
gent. Mrs. c. S. Humphreys; vice re-
gent, Mrs w. G. Sawyer; secretary,
Mrs David Gray: treasurer, Mrs.
| Fred Paine; registrar, Mrs. z. II.
! Walker. historian, Mrs. Carl Luce;
chaplain. Mrs. Dumont Hilton; coun-
| ciIlors Mrs. II. E. Spear and Mrs.
| Elizabeth Hunnewell. After the bus
| mess session refreshments were served
\ by the hostess anu 81 ooSieAi tioNi "N--7
| enjoyed.
l SOUTH--Miss Josephine Hight
passed the week end with her people
in Athens
| Ora Rowe visited his brother, For
rest at his home in Norridgewock,
Sunday.
Mrs. Mae SWEET was in town on
business, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simonds went
to pittsfield on short business "trip,
Saturday. ss~.ssse sss-assss :
John Burwood has so far recov-
cred from his accident as to be able to
be about.
Prosper Thebarge is working up
| wood for walter Simonds at his farm
near here.
d. +. Wescott went to Norridge-
wock, Saturday, with a load of pota-
toes.
Through the probable carelessness
on some ones part, fire was started in
the grass on the farm owned by L. IL
Foster one day last week, and spread
over a good deal of ground before IT
was gotten under control.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Furbush OF
Lynn, Mass, are visiting his uncle, ID.
F. Wescott, this week.