Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-16
KENT'S HILL NOTES

AT recent meeting of the senior NAV
committee the comedy, IF only had 3
Million" was chosen for presentation
curing the winter term. The plav is 9
'hree-act comedy and was originally
produced at the dedication of the Carne.
kle Library of San Antonio, Texas. T,
calls Tor cast of thirteen characters
anu mas great variety in the parts
calhng' as 1t does. for both comedians
ana the more serious types.
Leonard Butler of Brookline Mass
VINO mas made great success in come.
~ parts IN other school plays has been
chosen Tor the comical John Smith. who
wants million. Georgia Dunton of
"hiteneld has been cast in the part of
an ambitious wife of the social cIimb,np
type. Marian johnson of Minturn will
take the part of the daughter who has
romance all her own which doesr,t
quite agree with the ambitions Of her
parents. Mrs. Dugan the pon,n,ous
land1ady will be acted by Frances Ware
OF Whltefield. Eddie, her son u,,,, bo
assigned to Dana Shackford of Poland
Niilored Frost of West Boylston. Mass
mas been selected for the part of Mrs
LEGACY an aristocratic member of the
smart set. Leslie MARI of Boothbav Is
10 De the sedate clergyman. Edward
Garland. A neat contrast is moda ~
the characters Of Lord Ra;nscott 49,.
aor'une hunter. and Mertus the socialist
me FORMER falls to the lot Of Robert
newton. son of Principal Newton. while
'ne latter will be acted by Albert Potter
ol woodland. Vanderlip. the bright at
torney, full of business and ready tn en-.
any case that happens to arise. is IN ha
gwen TO Freeman Southland of wiscas-
set Adella Altekamp of Bath will h.
De acted by Henry Leatners OF wiscas-
SET AdellaAl tekamp of Bath will ha
the pussy French maid. the girl with q
fashionable accent. This cast is part,c-
uiariy well chosen and ought to give a
GOOD account of itself at the Senior Re-
ceptlon wnen the play is to be given.
"iillam 5. Mcnamara until recentIv
superintendent of Schools for the Runn.
1ord-Mexico district, during his visit "a
kents Hill. expressed himself "a ,ya,,
Pleased with the work in sunervisad
study at the Seminary. In his travel.
A'ons the SCHOOLS he has ample oppor-
.uhi.S 70 observe this experiment and
ne mas kent's Hill Up to the best. As
ne remarked the academies are slowIv
erasp1ns the significance of the sinner.
vision of study periods and he was
pleased to note that Kent's Hill had
MADE step in advance by holding such
periods in the evening in addition TO the
regular daily periods. He thought the
idea of having each teacher in charge
some part of the time would result IN
oetter understanding of school subjects
The class in Pedagogy attended The
recent union teachers meeting in MI
vernon and reported the various speech-
es IN detail upon their return. Profess
sor Newton and Prof. G. C. Clarke were
y" ene program representing the semi
naries of the district.
The departure of the students ,or
the1r Christmas holidays was ATTENDED
with much jollity. Those who live far
inland were dismissed one session he
lore the others. School was DELAYED
long enough to cheer the departine
sielehs. The return cheers and school
songs were heard for long time as the
parties descended the Hill. School re-
opens the day following New Years