Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-06-18
|Kent's Hill Seminary

The kents Hill Seminary commence
nient week exercises began on Sunday
with tie baecalaureate sermon which
was preached in the old school church
| By the reverend E. c. E. Dorion, D. D.
| of Boston. who is associate editor of
! lions Herald. BY two o'clock the large
| church was crowded. Then. IN step with
music furnished by the Kents Hill
| orche stra the Senior class, which num-
| bess more than 40, marched down the
long aisles and took their places i'll
the seats reserved for them. Harrison
r. Amber. of Andover was the marshal
of the class The church WAS beautiful
ls decorated for the occasion by mem
hers of the Junior class. Long stream
ers of evergreen hung in festoons from
tie centre of the ceiling and were
caught up on all sides of the building
Banks of spruce. flags and flowers
completed the decorations large
chorus of mixed voices, under the dl-
rection of Miss A. Prescilla Bridgham
of the department of music was es-
pecially pleasing in its selections. Inc
theme of the sermon was A Lille ol
Service and was. throughout DIS
course both interesting and inspiring.
In the evening most pleasing and III
stluctive missionary address was de-
livered by Mrs Charles Parkhurst, OF
Rosttn. under the auspices of the l.
M. c. A. and the Y. W. c. A, who have
been supporting two students In mis-
si,nary schools for the past six years
as The. result of an appeal made here a
that time by Mrs. Parkhurst.
Monday evening the annual prize con-
test in defamation was held at the
couprepational church. The program
was an interesting one and showed tue
most painstaking preparation. The pro-
gram follows:
Music-Piano Duo =,
Moszkowsk :. So
Oh Spanische Tame Op. NO. l
M,iriei Brown aud Lulu Z. Bradley
.Rationalsm and Miracles: hehfi
I.eewood II. Jones. Fairfield
"E.uchre. as ii is Played for Charity.
bueiis :. 90 : Leeds
Carrie McFadden Robinson, Anson
american Liberty, larson
..>-;o.ta,a Cooke
t>'eo'e'"' Gail F. Whitehouse. Auburn
Music-Pianoforte solo-Menuet
Hilda G. McGlaunin
Description of WebsteI.s Reply TO Hayne
March. Max Newton, kents Hi
"Mamy's LilI Boy" Edwsias
Herod Original Arrangement, pnllnps
Nellie B. Berry. Bingham
.eThe Nagabonds. Towbridse
Woodbury. P Brigham, Roxbury Mass;
Music-fn "Snewfakes, Cowen-Gaui
~ tb) Doan' yo' cry. my Honey. a., E,,n No,i
"The White. Sister, Original Ar Arrangs a.aata
Helen G. Brier. Belfast .4s
sNumber s. Collect Street" Pardessus
c. Gertrude Knight
"Regulus to the Carthaginians.' Kellogg
Orlando II. Lane. Topsfield
Prizes will be awarded on THURSDAY.
The music numbers of the program
were all of very high order. The pi-
ano duo, played by Misses Muriel 5.
Brown and Lulu r. Bradley showed
excellent training: the pianoforte solo
by Miss Hilda G. McGlaufiin was finely
executed; while the selections by the
Ladies Glee Club. under the direction
were a notable part of the evenings en-
tertainment The selections "Snowakes"
and "Doan' yo' cry, my Honey were
delightful rejecting much credit upon
the ability of the leader, Miss Brids-
ham.
The program for the rest of the week
is as follows:
TUESDAY. JUNE Il.
1000 A. M.-Class day exercises.
200 p. M.-Meeting of the trustees.
200 p. M.-Bal game.
so, r. M.-Anniyersary concert, at the
church,
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