Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
KENNEBEC JOURNAL co.
AUGUSTA, MAINE
DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING

Pierre Roche. was presented by mem
bers of the Senior class with credit
both to themselves and to Miss Daisy
n. Stevens, who had coached them.
The cast of characters was as fol-
lows: Elijah Gooding, village pro-
duct, Enroll w. Rawson, Seattle,
Wash; Seth Hines, just as tired, CO.
ME A. Masterman, Weld: Art VIM
pie, chief clerk, Occidental Hotel, Glide
w. Libby, Gray; Samuel Crane, pro-
prietor of the Occidental Hotel, Frank
N. Bailey. East Livermore; Starr
Clay, promoter of Fay l. c. Trolley
Line, Ralph Masterman, Weld; Bart
Eaton, factotum of the Clarion" Har-
old C. Grandle, Northeast Harbor;
John Drew Irving, advance agent and
drummer, Earle A. Hayes, Augusta;
VIII Sellum, a travelling salesman, E.
Dewitt Bacon, Oakdale, Mass: Bill,
a bell boy, J. Earle Ultz, Stark; George.
another, Richard Allen, Mount Desert;
Dave Crane, the college chap, Alton
SWEET, Weld Sallie Crane, in love
with art, Sally B. Moody. Roxbury,
Mass: Mrs. Jane Crane. the mother.
Mildred Newton, Kent's. Hill; Madge
Clay, the girl, Mehitable Dow, West
Pownal Gertie Flye, the news-s stand
girl. Helen Walker. Gardiner; Mrs.
Mortimer Jones Brown, a progressive
woman, Angelica Bryant, Dexter; Mrs.
Heziah jerks, of the Chester Culture
Club, Helen Brier Belfast. Between
the acts of the play most delightful
music was furnished by Pullen's Or
chestra of Waterville and by pupils in
the Kent's Hill Conservatory of Music.
The musical program was as follows:
overture-"sunshine and Showers"
Hans F1atch
Pullen's Orchestra.
Piano solo-Capricioso, Preston,
Mendelssohn
Miss Evelyn whdden.
Vocal solo-Recitation and Aria for ball
from the opera "Lohengrin," Wagner
Earle Hayes.
Piano solo-Impromptu, schubert
Miss Angie Paine.
Voice solo-Recitation and Aria from the
opera "Orfeo, Hayden
After this interesting literary and mt
sical entertainment the reception proper
was held In the receiving line were
Principal and Mrs. j. Orville Newton;
Mrs Elsie Tyler Drechsel. the precep-
tress Professor H. Phillips Boody, Miss
Daisy Newton Stevens, Ralph Masterman,
Miss Angelica Bryant, Philip Foster and
Miss Mehitable Dow.
Among those present at the reception
from out of town were Miss S. w. Rus
SELL Norwood, Mass; Mrs e. w. Ellis,
c. F. Walker, Gardiner: Miss Gladys
Nelke, Lewiston; Miss Carrie Robinson,
North Anson; Mrs w. C. Williams, Read
field; Mrs. A. G. Masterman, Mrs. II. w.
Coburn Weld; Miss Lucie A. Fellows.
Fayette: Miss Charlotte Abbott Bridg-
ton; Mrs. Fl. S. Lawler. Portland; Walter
Akers L. w Akers, Henry Howard, Har-
rison Amber, Andover; Nathaniel Rob-
inson, Paul Whlttemore. Everett Smith.
Colby College: John Blethen. Benjamin
Bradford, l. NJ Webber. Bowdoin Col
lege: Harold Bishop Portland; Everett
r. Drummond, Waterville; Miss Mary
Cobb, Miss Helen Cobb. Searsmont; Miss
Ida Hall, Miss Eleanor Hall, Fairfield;
Mahlon Richards, North Wayne; Miss
Elsie Daykin. Monmouth; Edgar w.
Huckins. Pawtucket, r. l.; Patrick
Hayes, Gardiner: Miss Tilla Lawrence,
Chelsea Miss Leila Hawks, Augusta;
Mrs. r. f. Bailey, j. H. Bailey, Miss
Myrtfe Morrison, East Livermore: Miss
Marion N. Thompson, Mount Vernon;
Mrs COME Gordon, Mount Vernon; John
F. Merritt, Portland; Mrs f. s. Scho-
field Weld; Miss Ada Richardson, Mount
Desert; Miss Angie II. SWEET, Weld; Miss
A. Priscilla Brdgham. Augusta; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Green. Waterville.
After refreshments of ice cream and
crackers were served. adjournment was
made TO the gymnasium. which had been
prettily decorated for the occasion in
teh class colors. Here the Senior and
Junior promenades were held. The recep-
ton was altogether one OF the most sue
cessful in many years. and much praise
is due the class of IA for their excellent
management of every detail.