Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-17
Alumni Prize Speaking al
Maine Central Institute.
Death Of Mrs. ChTisiiana P.
Morrill,, Monday Afternoon.
Local Items About Many Happen
ings..Personal notes.AesEta4

The Alumni prize speaking contest
given, Monday evening. in Powers
hall drew out large number. All
the parts were very We'll taken Music
was furnished by NJ. {. / Mandolin
Club. The parts: Inaugural Nd
dress OF President Wilson, Homer
Ray; The Fatherland. Anon, Mary
Drake. America. a World Power,
Archbishop ireland. AmaSa Hun;
Polly of the Circus Margaret Mayo.
Doris Mace; Truth and Victory" d
{. Scovilie, Linw9ad Badger; The
Lost Word, Henry Van Dyke, Ada
Belle kennon; the Cross OF Cold,
VIM. ]. Bryant, Merwin Ames: "Anne
Of Green Cables. l. Montgomery
Edna Rummell; supposed Speech of
Regulars" Kellogg. Jesse Bates: In
the Palace of the King Marion
Crawford. Rita Pushor; awarding
prizes, The judges We're r. : Stur-
tevant OF Hartland. Margaret Adams
of Waterviiie, +, y. NicNerv OF PITTS
field, Marshal Ralph Brown
Ned Ford Of feeumseh, Mich. ar
rived, Saturday. for a visit with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. II. " Ford,
who are also entertaining their SON
Robert Ford Of Baton Rouge La. and
his bride.
Dr, Foss of Dexter WAS in town.
Monday, on professional business.
Mrs c. f. Ireland of Dexter. a sis
ter to Mrs. Ghristiana Morrill, and
a brother. George Varney. and Mrs
Mrs. Yarney of Wnneeook are in
town called by the sickness and death
of Mrs. Morrill,
Miss Hone I2HNfan #
rived, Monday in town To visit Mrs.
T. E. Getchell through NJ {. / Com
mencement
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Friend Of Etna
passed Sunday with their son Norris.
who is a member of the graduating
class at NJ. c. l.
Rev and Mrs. F. S Walker left.
Monday, for few days visit in Trey
with Miss Nellie Hfllman.
Hon. f. C. Bryant of Boston, form
erly of this town. who has been pass
ing vacation at his cottage at ocean
Park is here to attend Commencement
at NJ. c. l.
Mrs. Katherine D. Moor of Boston.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred @. Parsons, returned home,
Monday
LII anu MIS-. A. "A. SHAW OF IIln-
ton passed Sunday with their daugh-
ter Miss Winnifred, who is a MEM
Der of the graduating class at NJ. <. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. d. Call have re-
turned from Il few days visit in South
Lagrange with her mother Mrs John
Lawlin.
Miss Flora Jones, who has been the
guest of friends in Gardiner returned
home, Sunday
G. b. Robinson of Holden passed
Sunday here with his son, Chester and
daughter, Miss Helen Robinson, who
are students at NJ. C. I.
Miss Gwendolyn Griffin and Miss
Dorothy Drake returned. Monday.
from few days visit in Dexter with
Miss Helen Foss.
Mrs. A D. Carney of Dixmont is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clayton
Brown.
Miss Lottie Scribner of Belgrade ar
rived in town, Saturday, to visit her
brother j. H. Scribner
Mrs. Evelyn Call. librarian at the
local library has returned from a two
weeks vacation passed at West Fall
mouth with her parents
The death of Mrs. Christiana p
Morrill, occurred, about l O'Clock Mon
day afternoon, as the result of
shock which she suffered on Satur-
day. Her age was Y years and one
day. She was born in Fairfield, daugh-
ter of the late Wentworth and Ma
hala (Spearin Varney. She was twice
married. Her first husband was the
late Charles Cargill. To the union two
children were born, a son Elmer Car
gill, who lives in the West and a
daughter Mrs. Hattie Larrabee Of this
town. Her last husband was the late
Horatio Morrill, of this town Mrs
Morrill, has made her home here for
the past so years. Besides the chill
dren a brother George Varney of
Minnecnok. and a sister Mrs Z