Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-14
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NJ. C. /. Honor Parts Awarded
Patriotic Sunday at Universe
list Church-Funera of Late
AnSel BickmOre

Class Day parts at Maine Central
Institute: The class of 1917 has elect
ed the following for the Glass day x
e~rcises. June 10: Ursula Snow, class
history. Vera Gould. presentation of
gifts; Edwin Richardson. Burlington.
class will; Achea Bean. Detroit, Lydia
Bickford. Pittsfeld, Gilbert Boyce,
Lakeville, Magnus Ridlon, Stetson,
prophecy: Gerald Glidden, Durham.
address to undergraduates; Sanger
Cook. Detroit. class oration; Hazel
Burton, Pittsfield. class ode; Donald
Shaw. Clinton. chaplain.
Commencement honor parts: Russeli
Tarbell. Meddybemps. has been at N.
c. I. four years. English
course of study, member of Adelphla
Society. Varsity debater. Princeton,
engineering. Agnes Hartman, Sandy
Point, preparatory classical course.
Cabinet of Y. w. c.. A, member or Sor-
osis Society. Marceline Menard. Pal
myra, came to NJ. c. I. from Water
VILE High school. Preparatory classl-
cal course. Intends to enter CODY.
Floriman Hathaway. Clinton. Prepara-
tory classical course. Intends to go TO
Brown. Embert Ramsey, Pittsfeid.
General academic course. Dorothy
Smith. Bangor, preparatory classical
course. Varsity debater.
The NJ. C. /. students are canvass
ing the town to secure a guaranteed
sale of tickets for a lecture on "World
Politics. to be given here May Is by
Hon. William II. Taft.
Adelbert d. Ames of Augusta Is
,,..;~n n fou- dave in town Win rola-
tives.
At the Jniversalist church unday
morning a patriotic service. Will De op-
served and patriotic orders VIII be IN
attendance. The pastor Will use lot
the subject Of his sermon THE New
Patriotism" At the Sunday school
session a patriotic service will be car
ried out and a national and Christian
flag will be presented to the school.
Miss Veda Prilay, who has been
employed in the office of the Ptttsheld
Yarn Co., left this week for Auburn,
where she has accepted a position as
stenographer.
Miss Grace Davis of this town. re-
gent of the Elizabeth Pierce Lancey
Chapter, D. A. r., will leave Saturday.
April IA, for Washington. where she
as q delegate will attend the Cont
mental Congress. She will be accom-
panied from New York by her sister,
Miss Susie NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Henry Woodruff OF Waterville. a
former resident of this town for many
years, is passing a few days here on bus
mess.
Mrs. Clara Jordan of Clinton, who has
been passing several weeks in town. has
returned home.
The funeral services of the late Ansel
Bickmore were held from the home IN
Detroit Friday forenoon. Rev. II. NJ.
Ford, pastor of the Pittsfield Baptlst
church. oficiated. Vocal selections were
rendered bv r. A. Conant and his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Vera Brown.
Miss Velzora Newton of Jackman, NJ.
c. I. '16, a student at Lassell Seminary in
BOSTON. has been a recent guest OF Miss
Esther Mace at the NJ. c. /. dormitory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Foss, who have
passed the winter at the Lancey House.
lef, Friday for Etna, where they will &C.
their cottage for the summer.
Mrs. william r. H~unnew"ll gave a ban
ouet at the Lancey House Friday eve
ming to the members of the cast n re-
Gently gave a play for the benefit or the
aides Aid Society of the Cniversallst
church.
Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Osborn OF Falrfleld
arrived in town Thursday for a visit Win
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wyman
The men Of the Baptist parish held a
chicken supper at the church Friday eve
ming with an excellent menu.
l.. II. Goodwin, who has passed the WIN
ter in DeLand, Fla, with his family, mas
returned home. His family will remain
In Florida until June.
The postponed annual and a special
meeting Of the Four County Fair Asso-
will he held in Grange hall Men
evening", April 16. All interested are
to be present as important bus
mess will be brought before the meeting
Mrs. Charles 7. Libby has been callei
TO Ellsworth by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Julia Crabtree.