Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-02
GOOD WILL
Mock Commencement Amuses
Large Audience Musical Club
and Band in Good Demand
Kennebecside Club Entertains.

GOOd VIII Farm, Me. rep. l.-(Spec-
| iaD-The members of the Good Will
Faculty and employees did their level
best to entertain the students and
friends with mock commencement
last Saturday evening. This was some
thing unusual and met with a pleas
ing success. A large crowd witnessed
the graduation Of their teachers and
matrons. That there was nothing very
pathetic about it may be gathered by
the appended program:
! Glass motto: Me for diploma: class
flower, wall flower; class animal, hen;
class colors. Cerise and Orange; salu-
tatory. Wally Hinckley; essay, Hats,
Hair and Clothes. Seeby futile; solo,
Forgotten. Charlotte Russo; essay,
Pies. Fay Hankey: Grafton. Autobiog-
raphy Of Microbe, Toe Raby: Mud
Season-Badd Rhoades. trio: grafton,
Life. PowlyArtison; "essay. Wilderness
Of Why. Athletica Spaulding: Nobody
Home Medley. Zweiback, class quar-
tette; class poem, by author. Carrie
Outlaw; presentation of class gift,
| Mary Stew Ample; valedictory, Georgia
Morrow; singing Of class ode; award of
diplomas. President of Board, DR..
Emeritus Steward, B. V. D.
Teachers-Lilly May Fooler. r. F. D.,
Sears Roe Buck, c. o. D.
Class Quartette-Tenor, Powly Ar
| tlson; soprano, Katrina Kendricka; al
to, DISC Bey: bass, Ethan Is Ailing.
Glass trio-Edythe Gardnerewski
Powly Artison. Polly Mowlison.
Class Elections-Greatest talker
Athletica Spaulding; earliest riser,
Gussie Googin; class jewel, Pearl Has
1t; first to be married. DISC Bey; fay-
orite cookie. Charlotte Russo; greatest
endeavor. Blanche Mango
| Class Marshals-Mary Stew Ample
Toe Raby.
Excused.
The Good Will Musical Clubs on
Feb. 9 will play for the Community
! Club at North Fairfield. The band and
orchestra are slated to play for the
State Student Y. NJ. c. A. conference
and the orchestra at Skowhegan at
the School Music Exhibition. The
band will furnish music for the G. A. r
at Fairfield. Memorial day. The pro-
gram at North Fairfield will be as fol-
lows: March, Palace Of Peace. band:
selection. Girls Quartette; selection.
'Faust, Orchestra; cornet solo, "Sing
Me to Sleep" Earle Clement with band:
violin duet. Cmpleby and Poole: sopra-
no solo, Miss Faith Hinckley director
OF music; selection, Robin Hood"
band; selection. Girls Quartette; selec-
ton, SNOWFALL" Orchestra; vocal duet.
TO be announced; violin solo, Miss
Edith Gardner director of orchestral
selection. "Firefy" band; selection,
Girls Quartette; intermezzo, "Salam-
bo, Orchestra; Good Will songs.
There is a growing interest in a
county work Y NJ c. A. for Somer-
SET within the past week. E. L. AL
len, chairman of the organizing COM
mlttee. has received letters from va
rlous sections of the county Offering
help and making Inquiries
\ The Kennebecside Club was enter.
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home
OF the vice-president, Mrs. w. p.
Hlnckley. A paper on "The Value Of
Food was given by Miss Jennie Saw
telie and one by Mrs. c. B. futile on
Menu Making Refreshments were
served and a pleasant social hour was
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin GAYLORD Of
skowhegan were in town Sunday.
Rev G. w. Hinckley and Mrs. Hinck-
ley have returned from a visit to Ran
gor
Mrs. f. !. JOY and Miss Eya1y, .ro
quite i'll with the grip.
,. w. Grover is in very poor health.
| MISS Pearl Bowden has returned
from two-weeks visit passed in
/ Waterville, the guest of Miss Mildred
Sprague.
Mrs. A. B. Smith of Oakland has
oeen passing a few days in town.
| The Larkin Dramatic Club gave an
| entertainment at Good Templars' Hall
Friday evening which was we'll at
tended and much enjoyed. This was
followed by dance and supper.