Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
GOOD WILL NOTES

commencement Week opened at
Good Will on Wednesday morning
when the graduating class conducted
last chapel exercises in Moody Hall.
The president OF the class, ". l.
Goodwin, in a graceful speech, pre-
sented the class shield. TO be hung
among those of other classes on the
walls of historic Moody Hall. The
shield was accepted by Supervisor w.
P. Hinckley in behalf OF the Good
Will Home Association.
On Thursday afternoon was the
graduation exercises Of the Boys
Grammar School.
On Thursday evening was the grad
uation OF the Girls Grammar School.
On Friday morning at 1Q.45 occurred
the impressive Glass Day exercises AT
the Senior Spring, when the Juniors
were made seniors by drinking from
the senior cup which had been filled
from the senior spring. II is doubt
ful il any school or college in the
country has a more interesting CT
unique custom than this, and must
be seen in order 10 be appreciated.
Al 11.3o on Friday morning. the an
nual meeting Of the Directors of the
Good Will Home Association was
called TO order, in the Prescott Memo
rial building. by President c. /
Bailey OF Winthrop. Those present
were Supervisor W. P Hinckley.
Treasurer William O. Broadway of
New York. l. l. Walton, Esq. Of
Skowhegan. r. 4. Jordan of Bangor,
f.. II. Foster OF Waterville. Much
important business was disposed Of
and two members added TO the board.
Judge Danforth OF Skowhegan and
DR.. Ayeriil of Waterville
2 On Friday evening the Lemoreaux-
Thrail prizes were awarded in Pres
colt hall. after large audience had
listened with much pleasure TO the
various contestants. the first prize Of
= TO boys going to Eugene F. Marker
OF Detroit. Mich. the second 20
William B. Dixon Of Lewiston. The
first Girls prize TO Helen NJ. Berdeen.
the second to Mary a. Mcdonald.
David r Porter. International Y.
II. c. A. secretary. has arrived with
his family. and the latter will spend
the summer near Good Will
Miss Faith j.. Hinckley has re-
turned from a business trip to New
York.
Miss Irene Pickard of Boston is a
guest at Smith Cottage.
Mrs. A. klauer and children of Bos-
ton are guests Of Mrs. w P. Hinck-
ley, sister of the former.
E. E. Brown. wife and son, also
Frank Mason OF Bangor and Rose
Donahue~ OF Auburn are guests Ct
]. c. BeN4en.
Mrs. Mary Moore Of New York City
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. y. H
Hinckley
The ball game at Good Will Satur-
day forenoon was the annual event
between the alumni and the regular
high school team, and resulted in
victory to the latter with a score OF
to 5. Empires were David =
Porter and E. C. Mcdonald. former
Good Will boys since becoming prom
inent in the world of affairs
The alumni dinner was served 20
IS in the Bancrofte Foote house under
the supervision of E. L. Macomber.
the quality and service being most
excellent. Good Will songs were sung
between courses. and the presidnt,
Ray W. Tobey handled the situation
in commendatory manner. Satur-
day evening there was a concert re-
cital in Prescott Memorial Hall by
Mrs Elsie Fellows White and Carl
". Malley. both of Skowhegan. Mr..
Maliey's selections were exceptionally
well rendered and received warm an
plause. 1.-TWO encores being required
TO satisfy the large audience. The
playing Of Mrs White was a source
of much pleasure, also. especially the
selection from Mendlessohn. and she
also played a piece OF her own COM
posing. She graciously responded 70
two encores and it was with regret
that the audience came to the end Of
the program Skowhegan is certainly
IN be congratulated in the possession
OF two such accomplished artists.
There are various visitors at Good
Will. including Carl Stevens, c. w.
II. s.. 1873. now Of Boston. Mrs. Lo-
rena Rice OF California, Mrs. Abbfe
Dixon If Lewiston.
Rev. l. 3. Mower OF waterville
gave the Baccalaureate sermon in
Moody Chapel on Sunday afternoon
to large congregation. II was most
impressive and appropriate