Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-07
...PlT'TSFIELD
Juniors of NJ. G. l. Give Recep-
ton to Seniors-Athletic
l Council Makes Nominations
and Awards LetterS-LOcals


One Of the prominent social events
of. the year at Maine Central Institute
occurred at Powers hall Friday eve
ming, it being the annual reception
given by the Juniors to the Senior
class.
The reception was at 8. and at $50
the program Of tht evening was given
by Miss Edna NJ. Fisher, head of the
department of expression at NJ. c. l.,
who read Little Lord Fauntleroy. a
drama in three acts. by Frances
Eodgson Burnett, in her usual pleas
ing manner. Larsen's orchestra Of
Bangor furnished the music for the
evening.
The reception committee was Pearl
Bearce. Margaret Tucker, Ethel Reed,
Martin Moran, Basil Hunt and Eve
iyn James.
The ushers were Alice Written,
Bernice Spaulding. Airline Russell,
Maurice Hanson. Roy Simpson, Ster-
hing Tarbell.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Four County Fair AS
ISOLATION will be held at the Grange
hall, Pittsfield, on Wednesday, Dec.
II. at 7.30 p. NJ. for the election of
officers and such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Manson
street Methodist church will hold
! their annual sale and supper Friday,
! Dec. 10. at the Grange hall. Aprons
and fancy articles will be on sale
and baked bean supper will be
served from 5 to Z.
DR.. v. T. Lathbury Of Augusta was
a business caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Florence Field and daughters,
Nellie. and Francena, have gone to
West Pownal. where they win pass
the winter.
The local w. C. T. U. met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.. w.
Hunt. .
Mrs. Belle Written, Mrs. Jennie
Eandlett and Mrs. Lillian c. Libby
have been in Watervil!e in attendance
at the annual meeting of the State w.
G. T. Y. . ~. 30.
A food conservation program was
given i'm chapel at Maine Central
Institute on Friday, Dec. 6. Clarence
Day 10 presided. Ruth Written 10
read scripture and We're Thomas go
read . proclamation by Herbert
Hoover. Patriotic songs were thrown
Ion the screen and Professor Pierce
led the students in the singing.
A meeting of the Athletic Council
was held at Maine Central Institute in
the Principals office on December 5,
1918. The following nominations were
made: President, Ruth Written 10,
Athene Sayward 10: vice president.
Barbara Lancey 10. Doris Files 49,
secretary, Helen Williamson ~, Ruth
Moore 10; basketball manager. Sam
Farwell 10, Daniel Getchell '19; as
sistant manager. Elmer Chambers 20.
Maurice Hanson 20; football man
ager, Basil Hunt 20. Bernard Henry
! ,20; assistant manager, Joseph Red
ding FL, John Laughton '21: track
manager, Earl Friend 10. Wallace
Fogg '19: assistant managers, Harold
White 20, Ralph O'Reak 20. Election
will be held next week and will be in
charge of the American History class.
The Australian closed ballot system
will be used.
The Council voted to award football
letters to the following men: Lewis
Fits 10, Clarence Day 10. Austin
Wentworth 80, Ernest Abbott 10,
Burnham .Ragon 81. Walter Jacobs
'21, Donald O'Brien 20. Alton Palmer
10. Martin Moran 20, Clyde Emery
'21, Samuel Lang 20. Arthur Moulton
10; Carl HUFF '21. Arthur Levensail-
or -'21.