Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-02-07
Kent's Hill
Seminary Notes.

Kent's Hill, Me-, Feb. 6.-(SpeciaD.--
The joint public meetings of the four
literary societies of the seminary were
held this evening with very interesting
the Literati, and the Adelphians with
the Calliopeans. The program in the
Eromatheans-Literat meeting was as
follows: Hymn and prayer; reading of
the records of the previous joint meet
ing: appointment of critic and judge
roll call, responded to by rame Of
home town: address of welcome,
Earle Hayes, Gardiner; response, Me-
hitable Dow, West Pownal; piano solo.
Sally Moody, Roxbury, Mass; reading,
Bernard Simonson, Berlin, N. H.; vo-
cal solo, Angelica Bryant, Dexter; de-
bate on the question, Resolved. That
Kents Hill Should Send Relay Team
to the Indoor Meet at Bowdoin." Arson
Williams, Readfeld, on the affirmative;
and Edmond Macdonald, ST John, N.
b., on the negative side; reading, Jen-
ME Duncan, Washburn; cornet solo,
Frank Bailey, East Livermore; essay.
Leon Berry, Waterville; original pa
per, George Athorne. South Eliot, and
Katherine Sawyer, Kents Hill; piano
duo, Angie Paine, Searsmont and
Alice Whidden, Pressure Isle; special
ty, under the direction of Lorraine
Hall, West Peru, and Earle Ultz,
Starks; miscellaneous business; critics
report; adjournment.
The following was the program in
I,a 10 Adj oil Tn
vocation; reading of records; address
of welcome, Enroll w. Rawson, Seat
tie, Wash; response, Mabel Gagnon,
Livermore Falls; mandolin solo, Regi-
Maid Sawyer, Greenville: select read
ing, Edwin Morse, Sank Center.
Mimi; piano duo, Gladys Briggs, New
port. and Ruth Fogg, Readfield; de-
bate. Resolved. That the United
States Should Have Protectorate
Over Mexico" Hazel Merrifield, Kent's
Hill, and Laurence Stales, Shapleigh,
on the affirmative, and Ruby Robinson,
Mt Vernon, and Percy Crosby, Fair
field, on the negative: original paper.
Dorothea LaWler, Portland, and Comic
Masterman, Weld; violin duo. Mabel
Gagnon, Livermore Falls, and Helen
Rowell. Berlin, n. H.; reading. Lora
Rowell. Berlin. n. H. piano solo. Al
bert Norton, Bridgton; essay Stella
Racklihe, North Wayne; closing ad-
dress, Ralph Masterman, Weld; spe-
eialty, under the direction of Clyde
Libby. Gray: miscellaneous business:
adjournment.
Thursday, the Day of Prayer for
schools and colleges, was observed at
Kent's Hill with special religious SER
vices, which were conducted by Rev.
w. r. Wesley of the High Street
Methodist Episcopal church of Au-
burn, \ service was held in the aft
erncon, and another in the evening.
On Wednesday evening of this week
Miss Irene Bewley of Boston read
THE Prince Chap" before a large
ard intensely interested audience in
Kicker hall. This was the third sue
cessive year that Miss Bewley has
read here and her very great popular
ity among the students and teachers
of Kent's Hill Seminary is still in
crcasing. She is a reader of exception
NJ ability. Her reading Of THE Prince
Chap was artistic and delightful.
Mrs Benjamin V. Smith, matron at
the seminary, is in Boston for few
days.
The Ladies' Circle will meet with
Mrs. E. A. Brush Tuesday next. Sup
per will be served in the evening as
usual.