Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
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Manson Prize snsakin.

The Manson Prize Speakin,
test with speakers from the cl,,.
1890 was held in Powers Hall No..
Central Institute, Monday ev.a,s.
A good sized audience was N.Y.
and listened to the speaking v.,.
was very interesting. all of tn. ,.@ a
being well given. The prizes ~
awarded rs follows: Prize for vo,.s
men. Elmer Chambers; for vss's
ladies. tied between Catherine Ma.
EFT and Vera Goodale.
Excellent music was furnished l.
the M. c. I. orchestra. The pros,,s
was as follows:
Music, M. c. I. orchestra: n-,,.
DR.. H. M. Ford: music. NJ. CO"
chestra; Gas Warfare. Henry Naso..
In Hoe Cigno Vinces. Marion Ioh.
son: The Red Cross Nurses, AM.
Written; The Success of Man.
Life, Stewart Varney: music, N Al
I. orchestra; Belgium Before a.
After the War. Vera Goodale: n.
Worlds Greatest Problems. Raw
Small: The Star in the West F,h,
Reed; After-war Business, Finn.
Chambers; The Value of Imasin.
ton. Catharine Mudgett; music y
c. I. orchestra; decision of judsss
Miss Elvina Written Of Oakland a.
rived In town Monday afternoon.to ~,
tend the Manson prize speaking and
the guest Of her sister. Miss Alice WIZ.
ten.
Principal Roland A. Cony was A M.
senger on the morning train MouA,,
for his home In Augusta, having n.
ished his duties at the grammar schsa
where he has been most successful, M
popular. His many friends her. n,
be pleased to know that he has IN,
engaged to teach the school aao,l,
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Staples ~
Mrs. Staples mother, Mrs George Csa.
broth Of Portland. are in town To n.
tend the Il. c. I. commencement .,m
cises and are guests of Mr.. and In
George Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Libby nj
daughter. Miss Doris Libby, Of Brew
were in town Sunday for visit VII
Mrs. Libby's parents. Mr.. and Nm
Joseph Fisher. Cross street.
Stephen r. Barretta of Doreh.,tr
Mass. arrived in town SUNDAY 70, ,
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Ia.
gorio.
Harry W. Rowe 81 lewiston. a .,M.
uatespf M. c. l., 10 in town attendn,
the commencement exercises.
Herbert Palumbo, who has been ovc.
seas member of the 502d Infantry |
tho 10Th Division, arrived in town s..
urday afternoon for q visit and WI
sadly welcomed by his many friend.
Mrs. Leland E. Pease went to Ban
gor Friday to enter a hospital vhefs
she will be operated upon for 40.
She was accompansa "
her father. George Mitchell.
Mrs. Belle Linn Of Hartland b h
town for q visit with her daushte,
Mrs. L. H. Blanchard, Main street.
William H. Matthews. who recently
resigned his position as boss carde.
at the Pioneer Min Of the American
Wooden Co. has accepted similar
position in a "a set mill owned b. ths
American Wooden Co. in Providence,
r. I.
First Lieut.. Charles Hartford who
has recently received his honorable
discharge after returning from over.
seas, has arrived in town for visit
with his father. E. E. Hartford and
with other relatives. Mrs. Hartford,
who has been passing several veeh
in Massachusetts. accompanied him
Mrs. Helen Emery returned to h1
home In Monroe Saturday after
visit in the home of DR.. and Mrs d.
win A. Porter.
Mrs. Hiram Pushard went to Mad.
son Saturday for a visit with M
daughter. Mrs. Mertie Simonds.
Lewis A. Mcfarland. who has l~l
mere for several years. went to Cam
Den Saturday. where he will condks
a restaurant.
Miss Gertrude Little. a member q
the senior class at Maine Central N.
stitute went to Augusta, ssturda!
with the diplomas for the class d
1913, where Gov. Milliken. who is .
member Of the executive board at u
Z. l. afnxed his signature being m
able on account Of other important
business to come here at this time
Miss Little was accompanied by NJ
father. John E. Little.
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