Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-03

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Fairweather of Madison. formerly OF
Ashland. The couple were married
in Skowhegaa. Juns 18th, by Rev.
c. H. Mckinney, pastor Of the Island
avenue Congregational church. 4
Lauriston Jacobs has returned
home from Wesleyan University in
Middleton, Conn.
\ Next week the Lakewood Stock Co.
will present the play. "A Stitch IN
Time"
Late marriage intentions fled at
the once Of the town clerk are those
of William w. Parks Of Massachu-
sets, a shoeworker. and Miss Nellie
M. Roy, similarly employed, Of
Skowhegan, but formerly Of North
Waterford.
Luiet. Col. and Mrs. Roy L. Mars
| ton and little son. John Henry Mars
| ton. who have lately returned from
Boston are entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Wood Taylor Gertrude Emery,
baby and maid from Cuba. Mrs.
Frank Emery, the mother Of the two
ladies. who has been in Medford,
Mass. for some time, is also at the
Marston home.
| /Ex-Sheriff Frank Thompson ship
ped out an excellent car load Of
| swine to the Auburn market Tues
day. This was the best lot in Nj.
Thompson's opinion that he has ship
ped out for a long time. He picked
them up in various parts Of the
country. Hogs live weight are bring
ing from II to 20 cents per pound.
The annual graduating exercises
OF Arson Academy we're held Mon
day evening In Carfabassett hall at
North Arson village with very
large number in attendance. The
hall was very charmingly trimmed
with flowers and greenery, white
roses, the class flower, being especial
ly prominent in the decorative
scheme. The class was seated on the
stage as were Principal g. F. Will
iiams, superintendent OF schools, Mrs.
| L. A. Bradbury, Rev. E. L. Baker of
the Congregational church, Hon.
Fred w. Bunker. president of the
Board of Trustees and F. S. Parsons,
| representing both the trustees and
| the school board. Cavenaugh's or
chestra furnished the music, prayer
was offered by Rev. E. L. Baker and
| the following program was presented
| by the graduates: Address of well
| come, Bertha Andrews; essay, "The
| Aerial Age" Thelma Warren; essay,
| John J. Pershing," Bernice Bailey;
class prophecy, Elvie Spencer; class
| gifts, Marjorie French; address TO
undergraduates. Norma Berry; pro-
sentation Of diplomas, Prin. Will
liaMs. The motto of the class is
Find a path Oh make one" OF the
| graduates Miss Spencer and Miss
Berry will teach next fall. The 9TH
efs are unsettled as to future plans.
Prin. Williams will return for an
other year and will remain in North
Arson studying at home. Mrs. Mil
dred Manson, the first assistant, will
attend summer school at Bates Col
lege. Miss Edith Harrison. another
member Of the faculty. has gone TO
her home in Lancaster, N. H.
The annual alumni reunion of An
son academy students was held at
the Academy Tuesday with about
one hundred of the Alumni back for
the occasion. Tables were spread
under the naples for the picinc din
ner, the alumni serving ice cream
and coffee. After the pleasures of
the usual picnic dinner singing was
enjoyed with Rev. e. w. Kennison
leading. The president of the alumni
organization presided and he called.
upon Hon. F. w. Bunker, president
Of the Board Of Trustees, Fred Par
sons. secretary of the board, Prin.
Williams and the older members Of
the association for remarks. The
trustees are to make renovations on
the Universalist church property to
be used for school purposes and
through the instigation of F. W.
Bunker a fund was started to carry
out plans for physical culture devel-
opment in the school in the way Of
helping to fix over the church build
ing SO that it will be suitable for use
by the students in connection with
this OF other school work. The sum
of 5000 was raised during the day
Tuesday.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year were: President, Mark Pullel,
North Arson; vice president, Mrs. l..
A. Bradbury. North Arson; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. Mildred
Manson, Scion.
The annual Alumni ball was held
in Carrabasset hall Tuesday evening
with a very large attendance. includ-
ing visitors from New Portland,
Madison. Skowhegan, Scion and
Bingham. Cavanaugh's orchestra
furnished the music and the COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements
were DR.. H. e. Marston, Mrs. Ina
Friend and Mrs. Laura Noddin. The
grand march was led by DR.. Mars
ton and Mrs. French. The decora-
tons were Of greenery and flowers.
Mrs. William Cleveland Of Embden
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