Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-15
Bethel.
Mia, Annie Hsmlip has . new Buicl

Miss Annie Hamlin has Q new Buick
car.
Leslie Blake, who has been ct the Ne
chanics' Art School In Boston for the
past year, has returned to the home OF
his father, Charles g. Blake, for brief
visit.
Miss Ola Hutchins OF New York 10 the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bartlett.
She is at home for the graduating exer-
clses and the alumni dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Chandler OF Auburn was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Frank Chan
dler, recently.
Miss Ella Kendall of Belmont, Mass,
Is spending her weeks vacation at her
fathers home. She also attended the
graduating exercises at Gould Academy,
as her sister, Miss Ruth Kendall, was
one of the graduates.
Mrs. ]. q. Howe and little Agnes and
Rodney Howe spent the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Kim
ball.
Miss Margaret Herrick, who has re-
sponsible position at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital, is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rich have re-
turned from q visit to her parents at
Charlsmont, Mass.
Mrs. C. NJ. Kimball of East Bethel was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. N.
Sanborp, last week.
Mrs. Eva G.. Fassett of Dexter, vice,
president of the Rebeksh Assembly of
Maine, was the guest OF Mrs. L. w.
Ramsell for the week end.
on his way to his home at Gorham, N.
H., from Richardson Lake, where he had
been on fishing trip. he had q good
big string of trout to show for 1t.
Sunday was observed at the Univer-
salist church as Children's Sunday with
q sermon suitable for children, and q
number of children were baptized at that
time.
Thursday the skies were all blue, the
sun shone brightly, but not too hot, In
short, everything In nature was at her
best, when, at 10 A. NJ, the graduating
exercises of Gould Academy were held
at Odeon Hall. The hall, as usual, was
packed, a large number standing in the
The following was the program:
March.
Invocation.
Music.
Latin Salutatory Ruth Marcia Kendall
Woman and Labor. I'D ris Harriet Dennen
The Rise Of Democracy Roger Earl b Bartlett I Isa
The American Red Cross,
sEdith Eleanor Cummings
Century Old Maine. +Libbie Lynne Goodridge
The Monroe Doctrine .-Myron Chauncey Bryant
Class Oration-Americanism,
Music.
The Study of Literature.
Laura Marie Cummings
Acceptance of Gift, '' N
DR.. j. G. Gehring President of Trustees
Benjamin Franklin Archibald Lewis Young
ins 'Ai'A''0n A'" marion Gertrude Hutchlns
Class Prophecy Nn:;c marjorie Farwsll
Educational Value of Science, .s..s,, v,,,o u..o,
College Education for Women,
Presentation of Gifts to Class,
A Self. Made Man. Louis Van Den Kerckhoven
.Eda Hannah Thurston
NaleQict0ry Address Y marion Bertha henlstOn
Music.
Comforting Of Diplomas.
Singing Class Ode.
Benediction.
Honor part.
Elective part.
Excused.
After the exercises all who wished to
psrtake of the alumni luncheon at Bethel
Inn marched to the academy, getting
their tickets, meeting old friends, per-
chance a classmste or two; then at
O'Clock P. NJ. all marched TO Bethel Inn,
where they were served to good lunch
con. After dinner Fred Merrill, the pres
ident of the alumni association, called
the meeting to order. After the business
be introduced the speaker of the day,
Mr.. Mirrium of New York, former
teacher at Gould's. Mr.. Hanscom re.
sponded in his usual bright and interest
ing manner, telling how last year he had
spoken of the needs of the school. Now,
this year, he could tell Of gifts made to
the school, William Hastings giving
$1,000 in honor OF his father, Mrs. Cross,
from the will of her husband, Ezra Cross,
giving $4,000, and last, but not least,
William Bingham, I'd, giving large sum
for new buildings, new gym, and larger
faculty. This closed the luncheon hour.