Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-24

due, this creation was lowered and
Gala Louise Gordon and Frank Mer-
ion Dyer gave their fellow pupils
significant presents as in the Sradu .
alton days Of other classes. Thr
class VIII was read by the class pres
ident Phillip Edward Lessard, ana
Ruby Frances Dyer babe the fare
well Of the 1918 Seniors in her vale
d'ctory number. Awarding Of the
Shepherd prices followed and lastlr
| the presentation of diplomas by Or.
| W. S. Stinchtieid. chairman Of the
School Board and the father OF ono
of the graduates. Benediction was
| pronounced and with the final selcc-
/, ton by the juvenile players. the
graduation program ended. The stu
dents made an excellent appearance
and gave their numbers IN an intel
lIsent and pleasing manner, Mrs. J.
T. Oak having directed the coaching
with her usual successful results
Those of the class attaining high
honors whose average rank in toe
high school has been so per cent or
better, were Ruby F. Dyer. Lyle C.
StinChtield and John E Wadsworth
while honors were Obtained by Lu-
ellie N. Rolduc. Gala Louise Gordon,
Nellie Elizabeth Hamilton and
Christine Naomi Pooler. their aver
age rank having been s. per cent. or
Better
The graduates and their division in
courses was as follows
Classical Course-Ruby Frances
Dyer, Nelma Mae Fogg.
Scientific Coursc-Joel Edwin fTo-
bart, Montford Page Meader, John
Emile Wadsworth.
Commercial Course-Eva Mable
Blair, Lucille Marie Bolduc Gala
! Louise Gordon, Nellie Elizabeth
Hamilton.
General Course-Florence Beale,
Lois Frances Comber. Lillian Horne,
christine Naomi Pooler, Lyle Clough
, Stinchfield. Doris Anna Wentworth,
Doreth Pearl Whitehousc, Helen
Whiteside. Frank Merton Dyer, Philip
/ Eugene Lessard, Edward James Roy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Comber Of The
FORKS We're in town Friday and Sat
urday to attend the graduating exer-
J
a member Of the graduating class.
! The regular annual convocation Of
Somerset Chapter No. l.. r. A. NJ
will be held in Masonic Hall. next
Friday evening at $50 p. NJ Follow
ing the regular business session will
come the reports of the secretary, the
treasurer and trustee, followed by in
stallation and election of officers.
Miss Elsie Walker, formerly nurse
at Somerset Hospital left here Friday
on the last train for OtisVille. n. Y.
where she has been ordered to begin
her duties as Red Cross nurse. She
will be located for the present about
four miles from Fort Jarvis.
Walter NJ. Wood of Rumford who
has been at the home of DR.. Frank
Bigelow, departed Friday on the 1
o'clock train.
Benjamin Bigelow. formerly of this
town but more recently of Florida,
who has been here for more than a
year and a part of the time in a very
critical condition, has sufficiently re-
covered to go to Bangor and will
leave in few days on his return to
Florida.
Private Roy 3. Lewis was here
from Friday until Sunday on fur
Tough from Camp Devens. He came
partially because of the critical i'll
ness of Mrs. Lewis father. P NJ. San
born.
Mrs. c. r. Oliver and son, Carl were
in Bath for the week end to visit with
Mr.. Oliver.
The regular meeting of Sunset Chap
ter, o. L. s.. was held Friday evening.
1t was voted TO have no more meetings
until September. Plans were considered
for a field meeting but noe date set Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Simpson and Mrs. Car
RE p. Fairbrother were named as the
committee in charge of this event.
Mrs. r. l.. Marston gave a charming
tea Friday afternoon at her home. the
Governor Coburn residence. in compl-
ment to Mrs. II. c. Emery OF Prov
dence. f. l.. whom she is entertaining
Mr.. Emery is friend of Capt Marston,
the husband of Mrs. Marston, and local
peonle will be interested to learn that