Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-22
Bell Brothers, Gardiner I'd;

year by invitation to Camp Cebenneck.
Torsey pond, instead of to the usual
place at Sleepy Hollow. Camp Cebenneck
Is owned by John Chase. who conducts
boys camp through the summer and the
class were his guests for the evening.
The party left Sampson hall at
O'clock, arriving a half hour later at the
slip where they were met by canoes and
boats under the direction of Mr.. Chase
and his assistants and were taken across
to the camp, which is located on the east
side of the lake. The invitation was ten
dered the class by the Chases in honor Of
the class president, Walter Wiley who
has assisted Mr.. Chase In mis- manage
ment of the camp for the past three sea-
sons.
On arriving at the camp the members
! of the class were conducted to the spa
cious living room with its cheerful fire.
place, where they we're met by Miss
Louise Chase, who acted as hostess. The
evening passed quickly with songs,
marches and the festive corn. At 10
o clock the boys sang GOOD Night, La
dies" and all prepared to go homeward
but at this point Miss Chase summoned
the guests to the large dining ROOM
where sandwiches and coffee were served
by Miss Chase, Miss Dow and DR.. Randall
of Lewiston.
After refreshments, the class voted
lusty cheers for the Chases, the teachers
and the class president. The company
Ia ~ nj fhaV
were taken across the lake to the land
ing. They arrived in good time at the
school, tired but happy. The corn raast
will be remembered by the class as
most pleasant outing.
Those present were: Henry F. Allen
of Wayne, Hervey Bean of Vienna, Ar
thur Cummings, Union Malcolm Doug
las Harold Grindle, Northeast Harbor;
Reginald Sawyer, Greenville Carl Skol-
field, Weld; James Walker, Gardiner;
Walter Wiley, Kent's Hill; Leroy Will
liams. Union; Donald Munsey. New Har-
Dor; Mr.. Ferguson. Berwick; Mr.. Sim
mons, Union; orman smallidge, North
east Harbor; Myrtle Bean, Vienna; MIL
bred Crocker, Wayne; Marjorie Graffte,
Moose River; Beatrice Huff, Wayne; Ha-
eel Merrifield, Kent's Hill: Helen MeTi-
thew, Auburn; Neva Perkins, Essex
Mass; Stella Rackliff, Wayne; Lora Row
ell, Berlin, N. H.; Katherine Sawyer
Kents Hill: Zettie Smith. Belfast Prin-
cipal and Mrs Newton acted as chaper-
ones
irhe class officers are: Pres. Walter
Wiley. Kents Hill; vice Pres, Lora
Rowell, Berlin. N H; Sec, Reginald
Sawyer. Greenville; Treas, Neva Per-
kins. Essex, Mass.
The erection of new fire escapes Oh
the boys and girls dormitories. Rick
er hall and Bearce hall, has Just been
completed by the Hussey Pillow Co. of
South Berwick. The dormitories have
four fire escapes and the auditoriums
of Kicker and Bearce halls one each
Kicker hall and other buildings be-
longing to the seminary have just re-
eeived a new dress of paint by #. NJ.
Wadleigh of Readfield.
Mrs. Mary E. Averill of Steuben
has taken residence in the Torsey
house, where she is matron for the
girls there.
The football work under Coach Cobb
is progressing vigorously in spite OF
the hot days.
Friends who visited the school the
past week were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Shaw Of Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Allen of Columbia Falls; Prot. and
Mrs. A. F. Gilman of Rippon. Wis;
Prof. and Mrs. F. E. Pomeroy OF Lew
iston; Mrs w. H. Judkins of Lewiston;
Phil Williams of Freedom; "A. %.
Skofield Of Weld; Raymond Warren or
Portland; Robert Henderson OF Mad
ison; Mrs. Kate c. Buker, Waitham,
Mass; Miss Anna Crawford, Bruns-
wick
Miss Emily Bartlett of Ashland Is
passing a week at Sampson han.
Mrs L. f. Chase has closed her
house for the winter and moved TO
Waterville, where her daughter. MISS
Chrystal. is a teacher In the hign