Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08
kENI,S HILL SEMINARY.
Day of Prayer for Colleges is Observed
Society Meetings.

Readheld Me. Feb. 7.-tSpeeian,-The
| Day of Prayer for Colleges was observed
at Kents Hill Seminary by special ser
vices conducted by the Rev. Willard e.
| Robinson of New York City Vt chapel
time a short address was given, and IN
| the afternoon a sermon was delivered oil
| the subject of The Lords Prayer. At
| this service Z most delightful vocal SOLO
was rendered by Joseph 6. Bisbee oil
| South Middleboro, Mass. The evening
| meeting was along the line of the spe-
cal services which Mr.. Robinson is con-
| quoting throughout this week in the IN
| terests of the Methodist student Evan
| gelistic Movement In this connection il
| is the plan of Mr.. Robinson to meet ev-
/ cry student in personal conference, and
| his work along this line is proving espe-
| cially interesting and beneficial to the
| school in general.
The Adelphian and Eromathean Soeie-
ties met. this evening. for their mid-tern
joint program The meeting was held in
the hall of the latter. which was Very
tastefully decorated for the occasion. Re-
| freshments were served, and the follow
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come. Eleanor Fish Portland: response
| Murie Brown Kents Hill: piano solo,
! Eleanor Kittredge, Bar Harbor; essay
| Madeline Walker, Gardiner; select read
| ing, Gertrude G. Knight, Saco; vocal solo,
| Eva Healey. Waterville: original paper.
/ Nellie b. Berry, Bingham. and Gail +.
| Whitehouse, Auburn; discussion Of cur
rent events on Kents Hill, Florence
| Paul. Boston: piano duo, liza Dunham
| Berlin, Ct. and Lulu Bradley, Vienna
/ original story. Annie Bishop. Boston,
| Mass: speciality. Alice Hasey. Westbrook
and Angelica Bryant Dexter.
| At its regular meeting. this evening, the
| Eiterati Society enjoyed the following eX-
| celIent program: Select reading. Lester
| Hannaford Frye: violin solo. Earle Ultz
| Stark: topic. Clarence NJ. cnrrier. New
/ Sharon; debate Resolved: That Coast
wise Vessels of the United States Should
Be Exempt from Toll in the Panama Ca
| nal" Paul Whittemore, Fayette. and
Sidney Orsborne, Sorrento, were on the
| affirmative side while the negative was
upheld by Roger Allen. Mt. Desert, and
/ Henry Howard, Andover; select reading
Frank Bailey. East Livermore; vocal solo
| i-ai ~ iidSts, VI is,iiloi paper
| Lawrence f. Crossman, Andover, and G
| Walter Akers, Andover; select reading,
| Richard O. Allen, Mt. Desert; "Dorathea
| Waltz by the Literati Orchestra, COM
posed of Frank \. Bailey, East Liver
| more, Guy l.. Akers. Andover, Earle
| Hayes, Augusta, Guy c. Norton, Andover
| Edmond Macdonald. st. John. \. b.
| Merton Knapp, East Livermore. ana
| Earle Ultz, Stark.
The program in the Caliopean Society
| included a debate. i'll which Albert u.
| Norton, Bridgton, and Jasper Richardson
| Bar Harbor. supported the affirmative
and Emery d. Bacon, Oakdale, and Burn
| ham II. circuit. Ashland, upheld the neg
| ative side; piano solo, Albert Norton
| Bridgton; topic, Carl Dow, Kents Hill
| select reading. Orland Lane, Topsfeld
| original paper. Aaron NJ. Tyedt. kenne-
| bunk, and Clyde w Libby. Gray; clos
| ing address, Alton II. SWEET. Weld,
| The Crystal Club was entertained. this
week, at the home of Mrs. ]. Orville New.
ton. Current events were discussed and
| refreshments served.
| The Senior reception will be held in
| Kicker hail. on the evening of Feb n
a drama presented by members of this
| Senior class will be part of the enter
| tainment.