Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-02
WINSL0W
Comedy of w. H. S. Well Pre-
scented Before Appreciative
Audience - Teachers Leave
for Spring Vacations

a large audience was present Fri
day evening at the Grange hall. when
the three-act comedy vas successfully
presented by the Junior class of the
Winslow high school. The parts were
exceptionally well filled, and the cos
tunes attractive. A social hour and
dancing followed. The high school or
chestra rendered excellent music for
the evening. Ice cream was on sale in
the dining room and a good sum Of
money was cleared for the treasury.
The cast of characters: Mrs. Fitzger-
aid Vaudeville DeSmythe, Mildred
Smiley: Edith Morton. her niece, Kath-
crime Cushman: Mabel West. Edith's
chum. Eva Gl;dden; Jane Mccartney,
the maid. Christina Lunny; Lord Chel-
sea, Raymond Rush; Jack Earl. his
friend, Howard Hapworth Time, the
present. Place, New York City.
James Conlen the English teacher,
for his faithful service as coach in the
comedy, was presented with watch
chain by the Junior class.
Lester Patterson, who has been en-
ployed at the H. & w. mill. will leave
April 10. for Kenogami. Canada. where
lie has dCCcpttts tlC poSitioll VI doSiSt-
ant superintendent on large stock
farm. Sidney Patterson. who went to
Kenogami in February, is employed as
superintendent,
Miss Maude Shores Of Oakland was
weekend guest of Miss Helen Pat
terson.
Miss Ruth Drummond returned to
Bethel Saturday to resume her school
teaching.
Miss Harriet Howard after a weeks
recess, returned Saturday to her
teaching at Lincoln.
| Miss Ruth Blake of Pennington is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nc
| Carthy. Benton avenue.
! Miss Bernice Whitney Of Thomaston
has been guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Smiley.
Miss Josie Day. who has successful
" taught at the Fort school for a
number Of terms, will enter the Farm
| ington Normal school to resume her
studies. The parents deeply regret
Miss Days leaving.
The teachers left Saturday and will
pass their vacations as follows: e. b.
Tilton at Albion, Misses Gertrude
Bradstreet at her brothers at Free
dom. Sadie Blake at her home in AL
bion, Jennie Chadwick at her home
in Palermo, Harriet Vinal at her home
! in Vinalhaven. Katherine Bowler at
Palermo, and Florence Pollard will
pass a few days at Portland.
Albert E. Libby after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Mccarthy, has
returned to his home at Portland.
Miss Mildred Vinal has been a guest
Of her sister. Miss Harriet Vinal. for a
few days at the home of Mrs. ]. r. Pol
lard, Benton avenue.
VIII. Bowden Friday entertained his
father, Henry Bowden Of Oakland and
Charles Farren of Norridgewock.
Taylor Hooper Is the guest OF his
grandmother at Franklin.
The pins have been received by the
members Of the Girls Canning Club.
| After they do their work one leaf Is to
be added to the pins each year. After
four years Of work the pins will rep
resent four leaf clover.
The members Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry plan to hold an Easter sale Sat-
urday. April 7
Miss Jennie Flye, who has been IN
town a few weeks. left Friday for her
home In Clinton.
Miss Gladys Balentine Of Lisbon
Falls arrived Friday afternoon at the
home Of her parents and will return
to her work. this morning.
The Sebasticook Literary Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon. April 3,
at the home of Mrs. Albert Balentine.
A debate on Resolved: That College
Education is Meeting the demands OF
Modern Life" will be discussed by
six Of the members.
Miss Rhoda Dean. a student at Smith
College. Northampton. arrived Sun
day at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Dean. where she
will pass the two-weeks vacation.