Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
Baccalaureate Exercises

lural Clubs, has been in town TINS
week in the interest of the Boys and
Girls Canning Clubs. Under the di-
rection of Miss Agnes p. Mantor a
club of about a dozen enthusiastic
Gamers has been organized and the
following officers have been elected:
President, Geo. Halves: vice presl-
| dent, Pauline Stackpole; treasurer,
| Olena NileS; secretary, Helen hight
| During Miss Mantor's absence, Miss
Doris Rayner has had charge OF the
| club. Under the direction of Princi-
| pal r. w. Leighton, 20 boys have
| started raising gardens. pigs, poultry.
etc In 1917 it is claimed that mem
! bers of the boys and girls clubs in
| this country relieved the railroads of
| CARRYING $1,000 carloads of canned
! goods This army of boys and girls
| is equal in number to the entire mill
! tary force of the United States, ac-
cording to Miss Ellis. In Maine last
year 10 clubs produced 1885 worth
of foodstuffs, and 10 members of 10
canning clubs canned 39,051 pints.
There will be a social gathering of
the Congregational church and par
ish at the parsonage Tuesday after
noon and evening under the direction
of the Working League. picnic
supper will be served at $50 and the
ladies are asked TO bring dishes. Per-
sons unsolicited from will please
bring money.
Allen Merrill left Thursday on the
last train for Seal Harbor. where he
has been transferred as an agent for
the American Express Co. He has
until lately been one of the drivers
of the teams of the same concern in
Skowhegan.
There will be graduation exercises
at the Richardson schOolhouse in
East Skowhegan June 81. The men,
bers of the class are: Felta Richard
son, Cora Cakes, Earle Ames and
| Orman Richardson The diplomas
will be presented by L. w. Gerrish,
superintendent of schools. Ice cream
and cake will be sold.
| The following list of registrants
will be indicted into military service
June &c: Order number 1874. Camille
! Bushey. Bangor; 1445. Isaiah Nc
Laughlin. Nashua. n. H; 1898, Harry
f. Gordon, East New Portland; 2S4
| George r. Lander, Detroit; 2351. Her.
| bert l.. Seekins, St. Adams; 1854. Ais
ton H Robinson, Scion. r. F. ID. >;
| $3.50. Horace c. Packard, Hartland;
1866, William Sevegny. Moose River;
2375, Arthur S. Oierre, Chisholm
1911, Manley Newton, Jackman; 1913,
JOS. Poulin. Whittensville. Mass.
23S2. Joseph Comoe, Skowhegan;
1882, A. Paul Cyr, Arson; 1855, Clyde
A. Lynn, 1888 East Haines ST, Phila-
delphia; 1897, Charles l.. Nicholson.
Fairfield 2403, Donald Austin, Hart
land; 2404, Fred H. Mullen. North An
son; 24o7, Donald B. Reed. Fairfield;
24l4 Harry c. Jackson North New
Portland; 2419. Oliver Couture, Jack
man; 2425, Clifton H. Skillins, Ripley;
1869. Dem Oliver, Mount Vernon, II.
F. d; 2414. Harold d. Crosby. Skow
hogan. r. F. d. 5; 2411. Frank l.. Hop
kins, Detroit; e4S4. Leavett A. Flewel-
Ign, Fairfield; 2492, Howard A. Lynde,
Starks; 1886. John l.. Cahill, Bng-
ham; 230c, Clarence E. Rines. Pitts
field; 250S. Leslie r. Ellis, Skowhe-
gan, r. r d. 6; 2509. Michael J. Nc
Donald, Lily Bay; 2547. Orrin f. Nc
Kay. The Forks; 2551, Enon Hender-
son, Madison: 22Ss, Chas. A. Ericsson
Long Pond: 1858. Alcide Boulanger
Madison; 2554. William e Emery
! Norwich. Conn: 1854, Harold NJ. Tay-
lor. Pittsfield. r. F. D.; 257S, Lewis
w. Emery, North Arson: 1881, John
Langlier. p Union St, Bangor: 1888,
Horace Murtha, JackmGn; 25S9. VIM
i. Ellis, Athens; 2601, John Trafton.
Brighton; e614, John Green. Arson;
262l, Alphonse J. Turgeon, Madison
1926. Earl Carr. Dexter: 1850. Milford
Fl. Seavey, Bigelow; 1861. Harry F.
Gordon. Arson: 1868, Joseph Bitters
Easthampton, Mass: 1856 Edward r
Poulin, Fairfield; 2611 Clifford II
; Wilkins, st. Adams; 2701, Blanchard
F. Rand, Dead River: 27o5 Burton T
Worht, Bigelow; 27OS, William II
Horton, Lewiston; 2712. William Bus
Well, Smithfield: 2715, Cecil A Thurs
ton, Bates College, Lewiston: 2I22
Timothy E. Roberts, Skowhegan
2127. Joseph P. Martin, Fairfield; 2760
Perley P. Brown. Skowhegan, r. F
D.: 1866, Howard G. Hayden. Hart
land: 1868, Frank Smith, Cedar ST.
Philadelphia; 276a, Albert p. Easier
Skowhegan: 2791, Thos. y. Laney
Skowhegan; 2S10, Vernon c. Field
Detroit; 1912, VIM. B. Taylor. Bing-
ham; 2S24 Henry NJ. Cole, Pittsfield
2S44, Joseph Duley. North Arson; 1854
William j. Calder. Oakland; 1851
Fred f. Rolfe. North Arson: 2S71
Thomas Mclean: $780, Benz j. Cor
son, Athens; 2SS1, Walter H. Roy
Arson: 1882, Christos P. Lasarides
Fairfield: 1891. Pierre Niellieux, St
Georgestes. p. j., Beauce: 1885, Jos
~ Quincy, Fairfield; William eau.
Diet. Rockland 1907. Herbert Quincy
Mount Hermon, Mass; 2909. Edwin
X. Crosshill, Bangor; 2914. William
II. Nickerson, Limerick; 1928. Franci:
A. Spofford, Hinckley: 1926. Pau
Tompkins. Harvey; 29SS, Charlie.
Decker. Mercer.
There will be no services in the
churches Sunday evening because OF
: Opera House Sunday with Rev. ]. L
} A. Renaud Of st. Mary's Catholic
church as the speaker. At the Cath.
. Ollie church there will be the usua
} masses with boys communion at the
s o'clock mass. At the First Bap-
fist church there will be the usua
forenoon service. At the Christian
Science church the topic will be:
God the Preserver of Maine" and
Miss Marion Dyer. the second read
or who has been in Boston attend