Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-20
Graduation Exercises Are
Held at The N. c. |.
Trustees Of Institute Elect o.
ticers and Members.


Thursday. under suspicious conditions.
The weather was ideal for the coca
sion and an unusually large number
OF out-of-town relatives and friends
were present. The exercises were held
in Union hall, which was decorated in
green and white, the class colols. The
class motto, Amino Non Austutia,
was on an arch over the stage. The
class numbered the largest of any
graduating class in the school, Thurs
day evening, a concert was given by
the Downer- Eaton Trio and Edwin
Whitney, reader. OF Boston. GRADUATE
ing program:
Music Hunters Orchestra
PRAYER Rev. j. }. Hull
Everett ST. Claire Hurd
Essay-"vocational Training for ~ w. 'ao.
ora ti of scientific piseoy.
cries. clyde Merle Carson
Essay-"Child Life in Old New Eng
land" Estela Emily Huff
oration-.American lrreverance"
- ..raa,,r,n. Josapn defner' i'e'isy
Ruby Patten Willis
Music.
Oration-tThe New Democracy
Frederick William Wiley
Valedctery-"Towafd the Light"
Martha Emma Drake
Music.
Comforting of Diplomas.
Benediction Rev. H, NJ. Ford
The graduates We're:
Preparatory Classical Ceure-Helena
Mae Boothby. Martha Emma Drake.
Doris Emily Dyer, Roland Leonard Ea-
ton. George Leonard Greene, Jr.. Estella
Emily HUFF, Lauretta Agnes Henzie, Lin
wood Harry Jones Merle Leroy McAllis-
ter. Sara cornelia Muncey,. Adelbert La,
roy Miles. Vida Estelle Priay, Winifrei
Cornelia Shaw. Vivian Webb Silvey, Nat
allie Ann Taylor, Frederick William Will
Preparatory Scientific Course-Chester
Earl Carson, Clyde Merle Carson, Norris
Henry ETend Everett St Claire Hurd
Robinson. Royal Gordon Sherburne, Mer
ton Curtis White.
General Course-Bessie May Bracket,
Blanches Frances Smith. Bessie Louise
Sprague, Ruth Goodhue Turner.
English Scientific Course-Joseph Her
bert Deasy, Ruth Pauline Deering, Ar
thur Sidney Dole, Ivan Boardman Friend,
Albra Lulu Foss. Christopher Wendell
LAWYER, Velma Mabelle Noble. Julia Ma
rion Peabody, Alice Ophelia Richardson,
Earl Hackeft Spaulding. Walter Rudolf
Webendorfer, Ruby Patten Willis, Harry
j. Wright.
Marion Leila Herrick, Mary Elizabeth
Smith
The following officers were elected, at
the annual meeting Of the board of
trustees of NJ. c. |. held, Wednesday,:
President, Hon. Carl Z. Milliken of Is
land Falls: secretary and treasurer, Dr.
T.. ~ Porter. Pittsfeld; executive
committee, c. f. Mlliken (ex-cfficio),
J.. w Manson, Gordon Dobson, T. 5.
Dexter Pittsfield, f. c. Bryant, Bos-
ton. Hon. A. l.. Lumbert of Houlton
and T. S. Dexter of Pittsfield, whose
terms expired, were reelected truss
tees. A few changes will be made in
the teachers, Miss Amorrette Porter of
this town ard Prof Dow of Massachu-
sets resigned their positions. Charles
b. Haskell, Jr., son OF Postmaster
Haskell, who will graduate, this year.
at Bowdoin College, will be a member
of NJ. C. I. faculty, next term.
The following officers We're elected,
at the annual business meeting of the
Alumni Association, held, Wednesday
evening, at M. c. l.: President, H. Fl.
Nutter; Vice Pres, Harry w. Rowe;
Sec, Minnie Porter; Treas, Dorothy
Drake; executive committee, Vera
Cornforth, r. H. Berry, Marjorie Swa-
zey.
The large show window of r. II. Ber-
ry attracted much attention, Thurs
day, in a display of the athletic tro-
phies won by M. c. l. teams, during the
season of 1913. In the center of the
window was the large silver cup and
ebony pedestal, which was presented
by s. r. Haines to NJ c. /. baseball
team which won the championship II
the Penohseot Valley League.
A game of baseball will be played or
Hunnewell field. Saturday afternoon
between the teams of Pittsfeld A. A
and Dexter A. A.
large number from outside the VII
1age were in town, Thursday, to wit
ness the street parade and attend the
Downie & Wheeler circus, which gave
two exhibitions.
Mrs I.lewellyn Parks has returned
from an outing passed at Ocean Parl
and a visit in Ware, Mass, with hel
two brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Narney
who were called here, Sunday, by thu
sickness and death of Mr.. Narney''
sister, Mrs. Christiana Morrill,, have
returned to their home in Winnecook
Captain and Mrs. W. l.. Ross hav'
been in Portland, this week, to attent
the annual encampment of the G. a. X
Miss Hazel Young of Waterville was
in town. Wednesday evening. to at
tend the Alumni reception and ban
quet.
Mrs. Clara Dearborn of kennebunk
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
II. l.. Palmer, Thursday, returned
home.
Frank Haseltine. who has beei
teaching in Robinston, has returned
home. Walter Haseltine, student a
Rowdoin College, is at home Tor
weeks visit with his parents, Detof
going TO Kineo, where ne VIII oe EN-
ployed for the summer
M c. +. and the Alumni played bal
THURSDAY. and N. c. |. won, 10 to
The alumni team was made up OF III
rol Burton Colby College, Guy Twlteh
ell, Eugene Drage. Bowdoin College
RAY Badger. Edwin Triekey, owe
Gould, Earl Tarbell, Earl Lancaste
and Mathews.