Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-16
Bacca|aureate by Rev. HE.
Dunnack to NC. Seniors.
Last Social Of Term Is Held
Al Maine Central Institute.
The Commencement Serman..Fofd
Trask's Buildings Are Burned.

Commencement exercises at Maine
Central Institute opened, at 1870 a. NJ,
| sunday, at the Free Baptist church
with an address to the Christian As
soc.ations by Rev. II. f. Dunnack Of
| Augusta. who used for his theme Thu
Power Of Cod" Ray Marsh. president
Of The Y. NJ g. a, presided. being as
| sisted ny Miss LA Whiting president
Of the Y. W. c. \. The Scriptures and
prayer were given by Rev. ]. j. Hull Of
Lewiston and the benedietion by Rev.
H. NJ. Ford. At 80 oclock at Union
| hall. Rev. Mr. Dunnack delivered the
| Bacoalanreate sermon. using for his
subject. The Heritage and influence
of the Past" Rev. f. :. Walker and.
! Rev. n. Il. Pearson assisted in the SER
vice. Music was furnished by chorus
and a trio. Miss Story, Miss Carl ana
/ nr. c. :. Coffin.
The last social for the term at Il. {.
| l., was held, Friday evening. IN Powers
| hall. under the auspices of the Athlet-
ic Association. Speeches were made
| by Alfred Ranger. captain of the track
| team: Lawrence Green. captain of the
| basketball team; Wesley Mills, cup
| tain Of the baseball team being absent.
| Everett Hurd represented the team.
Remarks were made hy Prof. Swift and
Coach F9S cf the baseball team. Fol
loving the speeches games were en-
joyed and refreshments served.
Five leads of Gypsies arrived in
town, Saturday afternoon. and tried 10
make a stopping place Oh the Hume
we'll lot. near the railroad station. Aft
CT being ordered from there, The teams
stopped on Park street, while the GXp
sizes made themselves obnoxious on the
street and in the stores. The last seen
of them they We're going in the drec-
| ton of Newport.
Flag day was observed, Saturday, at
homes and in the business section.
Charles O. Crosby left. Saturday, for
Monmouth to attend. Sunday, the flu
neral service Of his uncle.
William Turnbull has accepted Il
position as designer at the Pioneer
mill 10 succeed 4. II. Gledhill, who will
shortly move to Foxcroft.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Libby and Miss
Susie Davis left, Saturday, for Booth
bay Harbor, where Mr.. Libby will at
tend the annual business meeting and
outing Of the Maine Bankers Associa
| ton.
Rev. F. s. Walker was in Hartland,
Saturday. when he ofticiated at the fu-
| ndra, of the late Mrs. Fuller.
Miss Josephine King. who has finish
ed her duties as teacher at the River
side school. left. Saturday, for kents
Hill to attend Commencement before
returning home.
The Misses Ards Lancey and Emma
Na.ney IF Hartland We're guests, Sat
uraay of Miss Rita PuShor.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Gates are pack
| ing their household goods and will
move within a shor~ time to Freedom.
| where they will make their home with
relatives. who are in failing health
Mrs. George II. Morse of Bangor
passed Friday and Saturday in town,
the guest of friends.
ReY. and Mrs. J. j. Hill of Lewiston
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawler of South
| west Harbor arrived, Saturday, in
| town, TO attend Commencement at M.
| c. /. They will be entertained at the
| home of Prof. and Mrs. f. L. Land
| man.
Mrs Laura Toothaker returned, Sat
| urday, to her home in DiXmont, after
a short visit with her niece, Mrs.
| Clayton Brown.
Miss lisa jackson, teacher at the
| Riverside schoolhouse left, Saturday,
fer her home in Sangerville, where she
will pass her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Ames of
Therndike, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs S. A. Coffin, have returned
hCmo.
Miss Hattie Holmes of Augusta, who
was called here by the sickness and
death of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Max
field. returned home. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Laneey of Mon
son, Mass, arrived, Saturday, for Il
fey days visit with Mr., Lancey's
brethor T. G. Lancev.
a runaway occurred, about 10 p. M.
| Saturday, on Main street, when colt
| threw Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton l1oyejoy OF
PALMYRA and Mrs. Herbert Taylor and
| daughter of South Pittsfield out OF
wagon With the exception Of BAD
| shaking up the parties were uninJured'
The wagon was nearly demolished. The
colt was not injured. Mr.. and Mrs.
I.ovejoy remained with the Taylors,
! Sunday.
Mrs. Christiana Morrill, suffered
shock, Saturday evening. at her home
| on George Street, and her condition,
| Sunday, was critical. Plans had been
made 10 observe her I'D birthday. sun
| day.