Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-30
Announced Saturday Plans
For Junior Exhibition
Christian Endeavor Society Of
Bethany Baptist Church Meets
Republican Caucus to Be Held on
Saturday.-0ther Local Notes

1t was announced Saturday that plans
had been completed for the Junior ex-
hibition of the High school which will
take place in the Opera house April II.
The program as planned will be entirely
in variance with the programs of this
event in past years. In years past
play has been given and each members
of the class has been called upon to be
an actor whether or not he was natural
ly gifted in that direction. This year the
program has been planned to fit the tai
ent Of each person. The program will
be divided into three parts. In the first
part Harold Dumont will give the intro
duction which will explain the change
OF the program over past years. He will
be followed by an essay from Miss Meta
Briggs on AN Appreciation of Holman
Day" Readings from this author will
then be given by Guy Hubbard, Mildred
Beale, Bessie Scott and Roy F'itzmorris.
Part Two will be of a musical nature and
the first selection will be piano duet
by Misses Faith Harris and Marion Lord.
followed by piano 500 by Faith Harris;
cello solo, Freda Harris; piano solo,
Effie Nye; and piano solo, Marion Lord.
Part Three will consist of play enti-
tied Three of a Kind" and the charac-
tiers will be Gladys Chase, Nell Clifford,
Lottie Pollard. Corinne SaIley, Evelyn
Merrill, Warren C. Merrill, Harold Sy-
monds and Meta Briggs. Mrs. Kathleen
Oak has been engaged to direct the work
and the program. This will be the first
event of the school festivities of the clos
ing term of the year
The Woman's Club will observe April
Fools day next Wednesday. The pro-
gram will be announced later
The Christian endeavor Society of the
Bethany Baptist church has chosen its
committees for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Lookout committee, Miss Marie
Fletcher, Miss Ruth Nelson, Ralph Mer-
riam; prayer meeting, Miss Isabel Thorn
as, Mrs. Kate Holbrook Mrs Mabel Jud-
kins. Miss Jessie McGregor; social COM
mittee, Mrs. Violet Fogg, Mrs Cora Nye,
Miss Magma Gordon, Maurice Bracket,
Miss Gwendolyn Nelson, Alvan buchanan.
Abner Mitchell; missionary committee,
Winona Homested, Miss Emma Antill,
Mrs F. c. Burrlll; temperance commit
tee, Mrs. Dora Nye, Clifton Whittemore,
Edwin Tracy. Mrs. Clifton Whittemore,
Mrs. Edwin Tracy: flower committee.
Miss Alice Written, Mrs. Mile White
more, Miss Mildred Whittemore and Mrs.
Emerald Estabrooke; music committee,
Miss Airline Burnor. Miss Dorothy Day,
Miss Effie Nye, Miss Helen Merriam,
Fred c. Nye
The docket for the April term of the
supreme court has been issued The civil
docket includes 275 cases, &c equity cases
cases assigned for the first day are:
Dean VS.. Cushing; Withee VS.. Judkins;
Mark w. Savage ct al. Aplts. from Judge
of Probate.
Miss Grace Russell a teacher in North
Berwick, is home for her Easter vacation.
Notices We're posted Saturday for a
Republican caucus tc be held in the
municipal building at P. NJ. satur-
day for the purpose of choosing nine
delegates and alternates to the State
convention to be held in Augusta
April 9 and to choose a town commit
tee.
Ansel Newton having sold his farm
at East Madison has moved into the
Fred Tuscan house on Madison ave-
nue. and will be employed by his faith
Ell Cyrus Newton, for the summer.
S. II. Swain reports the sale of the
Elmer f. Turner farm in Madison to
Henry Dunlop of Conerhill, n. B. Mr.
Dunlop will enter the dairying bust
ness.
A daughter was born Saturday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Merrill.
Carroll Flanders, one of the coaches
in the Colby College intercollegiate
Debating League, is home for his Eas-
ter vacation. He stated that though
the question for debate between the
SlSowhegan High school and Madison
High school had not been decided up
on yet in all probability it would be
upon Reciprocity" or Federal Con-
troll of the Railroads." 1t is expected
that the debate will come early in the
spring term.
Mrs. Marjorie Fales of Pennington
is visiting her father. DR.. I. L. Salley
and sister, Miss Corinne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenwood Barnes came
here Saturday from Sanford. hey
contemplate making their home here
and will buy a farm.
Among the teachers who left here
Saturday for their homes to pass the
Easter vacation were: Miss Mabel
Sweet, Holden Miss Maud Bacon,
Bluehill and Miss Blanche Emory,
Good VIII.
Ben Steward has returned from
Bangor, where he has been on bust
ness.
Miss Alice Buzzell teacher in the
public schools of Sanford, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Buzz
zell.