davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28


Sanford E. Conant died ct bis home
here early Thursday morning after IN III
mess OF several month"; duration. he
WAS Civil War veteran and . member
| Of Mountain Grange. One OF our most
successful farmers and . man Of pleas
| log personality. He leaves q son, Fred
W.. and . daughter, Mary. with whom
be lived. Funeral WAS from the home
Saturday afternoon, Rev. F. P. Dresser
officiating. Burial ct the village oeme-
terry.
Evening Star Lodge of Masous CON.
ferred the drst and third degrees on oar.
didates ut the regular meeting Monday
evening. Following the work banquet
was served.
The district meeting OF the Odd Eel.
lows was held here with Nezinscot Lodge
Friday night with an attendance oi
about 125 members present. The grand
master and grand warden Of the grand
lodge were present, and fine banquet
WAS served during the evening, speeches,
picture show, vocal and instrumental
music and fine speeches made up an in.
teresting program.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor are enter.
tanning friends from Boston.
The Paris Trust Co.'s building has
been painted this week.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Hebron.

Commencement 10 over and you doubt.
less will have q better report than We
can give. The weather was favorable
and there was Q large attendance
Among the many from out of town were
A. N. Richardson and family from Port
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner from Water
town, Mass, Prof. Daniel Chase and
family from Albany, N. Y, Will Hibbi
from Portland. Other names We have
failed to get.
Mrs. Andrew Montgomery and four
children of Canada are In the Melchel
house for the summer. Mr.. Montgomery
came with them but has gone back.
Miss Dicie Sturtevant is visiting bel
brother, Atlee Sturtevant.
There was q family reunion at Fred
Gurney's Sunday. All the children were
there with the exception Of Clifford
Scothorne, who 10 In Germany, and ali
the grandchildren. Mr.. Gurney's broth
or, Will Merrow, and Mrs. Morrow oil
Lewiston, and Mrs. Gurney's mother
Mrs. Fannie Frost, OF Norway, making
3S in all. A very pleasant day was spent
by all.
Mr.. and Mira. Fred Sturtevant went tc
Lewiston Wednesday.
Qaite number from here attended
the meeting Of the Eastern Star at Ne
chanic Falls Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Locke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Marshall and Miss
Betty of Woodfords spent the week END
ct Camp Echo" Their guests were
Miss Doris Rankin OF Woodfords and
Gus Porter of South Paris.
Mrs. Abbie Trask is entertaining Miss
Marion Bass of Portland.
Herbert Jewett and bride of South
Portland were at "Camp Comfort" last
week.
Ellsry Grifiu spent few days in Port
land recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Rose of Darby,
Penn, arrived at "Csmp Echo" Friday
for several weeks' stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Abbott were at
"Robbips' Nest" a few days last week.
While there, little Ralph fell from the
piazza, and cut his head quite badly.
"Dsw Drop Inn," near Johnnie's
Bridge, 10 now open for business. Mr..
Boutelle has an attractive little shop,
where you can buy Ice cream, cold
drinks, candy, tobacco and cigars.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Wilson's MIlls.

Our faithful watchman, @. T. Fox,
who had not left his post on Aziscoos
for fortnight on account Of the droutb,
was down Monday after the oopious
rain.
Arthur LIttlehale and helpers under
the supervision of Lewis Olson are do
Ing . fine job In cleaning up and grading
the cemetery.
Wednesday was "peddlers' day" or
''traveling salesmen" a. Epstein was In
town with his usual line of dry goods,
L. W. Kimball with the Watkins RENE
dies, and couple Of Syrians from Ber.
lin with . line OF ladies' wear. The
last were new on the route.
Mrs. Sadie LIttlehale and son Werner
are now at home.
John Hodgkins Of Portland or Vicinity
was taken seriously III ct W. b. Hart's.
He Was taken to Berlin Thursday.
Chester Ripley was taken to Colebrook
Friday with bad case OF appendicitis.
Mrs. Z. s. Bennett has gone % Berlin
to have the throat OF her little daughter
NaFjorle operated on.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
West Paris.

Children's Day wAs observed st the
Universalist and Federated churches on
Sunday, June 10. There were appro.
pirate exercises BY the children.
A large number Of 2. p. @. q. NOM
Norway 7. P. @. q. on Sunday evening,
June 10. Rev. Alfred Cole OF Wood
fords spoke. and gave very interesting
address.
Mrs. Edwin j. Mann ID better at this
writing.
Miss Cora Young of Massachusetts, u
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Dunham.
Miss Mildred Davis, who has been
teaching school ct Livermore Falls, 10 at
home for the summer vacation.
Ars. Julia Abbott 10 very Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. r. N. HIATT snd daughter
of Massachusetts are visiting relatives ut
Trap Corner and South Woodstock.
Vernal Bates has been the guest OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bates.
lola Chandler went to the dedication
of Pleasant Pond Grange hall on Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wyman attended
the dedication of Pleasant Pond Grange
hall on Wednesday.
Mrs. 81. R. Tuell, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Mann, was at
home over Sunday.
Edwin j. Maun, who has been with
bis wife at the Central Maine General
Hospital, WAS at home on Monday and
Wednesday.
DR.. F. E. Wheeler gave the graduation
address at the graduation at Oakland
High School. DR.. Wheeler 10 q graduate
from Oakland High.
Mrs. Melvin Bubier was given Q show
or of post cards on her birthday, June
18. Mrs. Bubier Ii still In the hospital,
but Is getting along nicely.
q. H. Wardwell and family are camp.
ing at Locke's Mills.
Miss Ethel Flavin visited Miss Dorothy
Wsrdwell at Locke's Mills on Monday.
Mrs. /. L. Bowker recently visited her
mother, Mrs. Esther Tuell.
Willard Curtis of South Paris recently
visited bis cousin, Howard r. Emery.
Harold Porter of Vermont is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Leslie Estes.
Mrs. Leonard Chesley was taken to
the Central Maine General Hospital on
Thursday on account Of gall stones.
Miss Ruth Peckham of Brownfield has
been visiting her sister, Are. Charles
Stevens, Jr.
DR.. R. N. HIATT and family OF Massa-
chusetts visited Mr.. HATS brother at
Min0t on Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Portland commaudery Field Day.

A highly enjoyable and sucesssful OBJ
servance OF Sc. Johns Day was held b.
Portland Commandsry, Knights Tenn.
plsr, on Friday, at the Oxford County
fair grounds, she program Of the day be-
ing opened by q parade through the vii.
lagos of Norway and South Paris.
The members Of the commapdery
came on . special train which left Port
land st 7:S0, standard time, and reached
hsrs littls before nine. This train ran
to Norway, where the party detrainsd,
and formed for the march. The American
Legion Band of Portland accompanied
the commsndsry, and headed the march.
About three hundred Knights In full
uniform were In ths procession.
The streets, most II the business build
ings and many residences along the line
OF march were slaboratelys decorated,
snd crowds Of people were out to see the
sight giving che two towns holiday ap-
pearsnce.
The line OF march was through the
Norway streets to Market Square, South
Paris, and back 10 the fair grounds,
which we're reached before eleven o'clock.
Dinner was served By Oxford Chapter,
Eastern Star, In two Of the larger restau-
rsnts on the ground, bsanc baked In the
ground being the principal staple, with
varied menu. The dinner was highly
0onpiimsutsd by the visitors.
The afternoon was spent With held
sports, band concerts, and soclability.
An agreeable juno Temperature tempered
BY . gentle breeze aided In the enjoy
msnt.
Supper ives also served By the Eastern
3tar, and the special train loaded mp at
fs30 p. n. % Charles Street and started
'or Portland.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Oickvale.


The exercises at the school here June
9th were enjoyed by a goodly number
There were singing and recitatlons BY
the pupils, q lsughable farce by Mrs
Oscar Putnam, Lowell Shaw and Jennie
Gordon; music by Searles family; reel
tations by Elbridge Child, Lowell Shaw
Verna Philbrick and Les McIntire; or
gan music, Lucille Libby. Ice cream
was sold and over twelve dollars wal
taken in.
A little daughter was welcomed by Mr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Shaw June 13
Mrs. Annie Hsines is caring for mother
and child.
Mrs. Charles Ray and children are Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Linas Libby.
Our school closed last Friday. Mrs
Ina Garland was the teacher and did
splendid work. We regret to hear she
will not teach here next year.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Oxford County Notes.

James d. Hewlett, the new principal
of Hebron Academy, succeeding Princi-
pal VIM. E. Sargent, 10 Q Massachusetts,
man by bi:th, but graduate In 1896 OF
Coburn Classical Institute at Waterville,
then going 10 Colgate University at
Hamilton, N. Y, graduating In 1900.
He took . two years postgraduate
course, then going 10 the faculty Of
Coburn Classical, serving as acting prin-
cipal during the absence abroad Of Prin-
cipal r. w. johnson. he then taught
In some of the largest schools In Massa-
chusetts, and again returns to Maine.
DR.. Seth Chase Gordon, one Of the
most widely known physicians In the
State Of Maine, died at his home In Port
land last week. DR.. Gordon was born In
Fryebnrg Aug. II, 1880, the son Of Ste
phsn aud Lydia Chase Gordon. he At
tended the village schools fnd was grad
uatsd from Fryeburg Academy. he be-
gan the study Of medicine in the Office Of
DR.. Ira Towle Of Fryeburg, and later At
tended the Dartmouth Medical School
and Maine Medical School In Brunswick.
he began practiclng In 1891 In Gorham,
nc the village Of Little Falls, and the
same year he was appointed assistant
surgeon Of the Thirteenth Maine Volun-
tser Infantry. He served with that
command In the Department OF the Gulf,
and was for time on the stan of Gen.
Cameron. In 1874 be was made assist
ant surgeon at the Maine General Hos
pital, and was for . long time on the
stat Of that institutlon. He was con-
sulting surgeon to the Maine Eye & Ear
Infirmary, also, for some years. DR..
Gordon was prominent member of sew
sral medical and surgical societies, and
was also prominent In the Democratic
party In this state, being Q member Of
the national committee from 1895 TO
1900. He was member Of the Soma Of
the American Revolution, Maine Histor-
ical Society, Portland Society Of Arts,
Natural History Society, Associated
Charities and many other organizations.
For long time he had been president OF
the board OF trustees OF Fryeburg Acad-
amy.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
EaSt Sumner.

At the Congregational parsonage on
Sunday morning. June 10, occurred the
marriage Of Rsthwsll Titus of Auburn
and Doris n. Leslie OF Simmer. The
couple Immediately left by auto for New
Brunswick, where the groom has rela.
tives. Later they will reside in Auburn.
Rev. w. G. Berkeley was the officiating
minister.
Saturday, June IS, was Children's Day
at the grange. Sunday following was
"Young Peoples Day" and also $50 to
Church Day" at the Congregational
church.
Bonney's garage 10 complete and ready
for sick or balky autos.
Ernest Ststson has Q new Ford auto
truck for use In bis business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Palmer OF Rosliu.
dale, Mass., have been visiting his par.
ents at r. w. Palmsr's.
L. B. Heald, Mrs. Ella S. Heald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Robinson recently
made an suto trip to Weld and vicinity
with Charles Ham mmond a. conductor.
The writer has been feasting on fine
cultivated and field straw berries from
EErs Keepe's. These berries give no ap.
pesrance OF the sharp drought on sandy
soils, ~ Mr.. Keene's farm 10 very pro-
ductive for hay and fruits, and in fact
for oil field and garden products, being
in good state OF production.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
North Waterford.

Austin Hutchinson bad an Ill turn Sat
urdsy and 10 not as we'll this week.
Harry Brown is In Connecticut thil
week on business.
jesse Littlefield Is having an iron pips
laid for the water that goes into ths
house, and has taken out the lead one
They have had lots of sickness and think
II was caused by lead poison. Sidney
Hatch 10 also going to put In iron pipe.
Charlie Stearns Is going to put . bay
window on Annie Hazelton's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grover were In
Portland the weekend. Mrs. Grover
stayed until Tuesday.
Mrs. Nora Abbott went TO Norway
Tuesday with Herman bolt.
Dustin McAilister Is at Lowell Center
visiting bis sister, Mrs. Chandler, and
family, also his sister, Mrs. Rogersop,
and two children from Berlin, N. 81.
Henry Durgin has bis pine all sawed
and 10 now saving birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Farmer are visiting
her brother In Now Hampshire this week.
Millard Littlefleld is in Albany With
bis father, Fred Littlefisld.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Albany.

Mrs. Betsey Cross ankle IL improving
90 she can step on 1t.
Laurence Bartlett from Bethel 10 spend.
Ing part OF his vacation at S. G. Beau's.
Mr.. and Ars. Chase were at r. G..
Sloan's Sunday.
8. G. Bean and Arthur D. Bean and
psphow, Glyndon Sawin, were at Rum.
ford Monday.
/ Children's day at Hunts Corner Sat-
urday. Over seventy ut dinner, and .
nice time.
r. G. Sloan and Mrs. j. 3. Bennett
were st South Paris and took dinner With
their sister, Mrs. Lauren L. Lord, Friday.
Mr. Merrill from Fryeburg was ct Ar.
thur Beans Sunday to see bis daughter
Mildred.
Arthur Chase has Ford car.
The birds are ell singing rain. Hope
We get some. 1t 10 awfully dry.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
NORTH Buckfield.

Miss Irma Tibbetts of Belgrade ha,
been visiting Lillian Holmes.
Pearl Jack 10 having . serious time
with sprained leg.
Mrs.. K. v. Pearson and children ore
with her mother, Mrs. r. j. Warren.
e. v. Pearson 10 working ct North
Auburn for time.
Mrs. P. n. Bennett and four children
OF West Buckfleld spent Wednesday at
Mrs.. r. ]. Warren's.
Miss Parker Of Saoo 10 Waiting her sis
tor, Mrs.. A. z. Tucker.
Friends Of Sanford Conant were sad
dened 10 hear OF his death June 2S. He
wss . faithful member Of Mountain
Grange and will b missed.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
West Peru.

II keeps the road commissioner quite
busy keeping the bridges in repair.
Ray ]. Tyler Is buildiug . piazza.
J. 9. Tyler 10 making repairs on the
A. B. Tyler stand.
Mrs. Gsrald Tracy has gone to Dix
field on visit.
b. 4. Rsiuss and family we're In NIL
ton Sunday.
Oscar Putnam and Arthur Eastman
are hauling squares to Dixhsld.
Schools have closed Tor the summer
vacation.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
West Buckfield.

Mary Hall Is at home from Milton
N. q.
Mrs. Frank Richardson of Canton has
been visiting Doris Buck.
Mrs. 81. g. Bowman Of Hebron is al
s. K. BriggS.
Miss Dorothy Buck was one OF the
graduating class at Pennington Norma
School last week.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt graf
itude to the many friends who have beer
30 kind and helpful during the thIrteer
month"; illness OF our dear one. espe
cially to the members Of Hamlin Lodge
K. of P.
LULM KENHAaH.
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KEHHAGH.
EDWARD KENNAaH.
HR. AND MRS. JOHN KENNAaH.
Mr.. AND MRS. PERLRY FLANDERS.
THOMAS KEHNAGH, JR.
MRS. L. E. FLETCHER.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28

Building operations here In Bethel are
lively Just now, and moro carpenters are
In demand than are standing around
waiting for job. Some men who have
. job arc solicited to pledge themselves
for another - soon ~ they are at liberty
from their present engagement.
Vans now house and ofice on Elm
Street 10 up and covered In and the Office
part shlngled.
Tho harris house on Broad Street ID
being repaired and remodeled, getting
ready for occupancy.
Charles Lyons house on Paradise
Road 10 being enlarged and q now ell
added, which will greatly improve the
appearance and accommodations OF the
house.
Work on the gymnasium at Gould's
Academy, and changes in the Academy
building are progressing. This will
make quite change. In the appearance
of the buildings and grounds, when the
work 10 completed.
The work on the renovated house Of
Seth and Ernest Walker is finished and
the family will soon be reinstslled In the
old yet new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Bean, who have
been visiting ut the home of Mr.. Beans
father, q. 81. Bean, have decided to stay
here for the summer. Mr.. Bean went
back to Bellows Falls, where their homo
Ia, and fixed up bis garden, closed up
the house, and now Ii doing carpenter
work here. His father is quite i'll.
A. Van 10 having . new house built on
the lot which he bought of John Phil.
brook on Brighton Avenue. Maurice
Noyes of South Paris is the contractor.
Henry West and brother Harlan G..
from South Paris are among the crew
who are working on Mr.. Vans building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Copeland, with Mrs.
Harry Hastings, spent the time from
Monday morning to Wednesday night
camping out through Di1ville Notch,
Franconia Notch and Crawford Notch.
had good views of the White Mountains
all the way, and had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rich and son
Stuart are at his fathers home for the
summer.
Ernest Walker and Fred Merrill were
II D6iSESuo Lhk0o E0Coutiy W btt6uu tue
Maine Bankers Association.
G. c. Sonia left Saturday for Poland,
to work at the Summit Spring Hotel for
the summer.
Misses Dorothy Goodnow, Margaret
Hsnscom, Elsie Enman, Ferol Brinck
and Hilds Brooks left last week for
Camp Maqua, Poland, where they will
attend the Y. W. c. A. conference.
Twenty-Five ladies of the Congrega.
tional parish bravsd the hot weather
and went down In autos to an all.day
picnic st Mrs. Winnie Bartlett's. Moth
ing but the heat was the matter with
anything. Twenty-three different kinds
Of things we're given us to eat, including
toothpicks, water, etc. Such salads,
such beans, oil kinds Of pastry, then Ice
cream and cake to finish off with, a. we
supposed, but at three they passed
around lemonade and msrshmsllows.
We thought II we stayed much longer,
they would begin to psss again, so near.
ly all left at 4:30. having had one of the
most delightful picnics We ever attended.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
BroWnfield.

Monday evening party from Conway
N. H., presented the drama, "Grandfa
theirs Adventures"
Smith Haley, after a short illness oil
pneumonia, died June 20sh. he leaves
wife and one son to mourn for him.
That eighteenth annual anniversary ol
the Brownfield Bean Memorial High
School was held at the Congregations
church June 10th. There we're four
graduates, Marion Rudd, Guy W. Me-
serve, Velma NJ. Blake, Ruth N. Peck.
ham. Glass oolors, old rose and silver.
The Free Library Association held its
annual meeting at the library room june
18th. The following officers were chosen
for the ensning year:
Pres.-Frank Ham.
Sec.-C. Spring.
Vice Pres.-Grace Weeks.
Treas.-Linna A. Allen.
Committee on Purchasing Bo0ks-Mrs. Sylvia
Gilpatrick. Mrs. Fannie Fitch, Mrs. Lima A.
Allen, Mrs.. Priscilla Blake.
Trustees-Mrs. Lima A. Allen, Mrs. Andrew
Blake.
Librarian-Mrs. Lima A. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Files of Boston are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Blake.
DR.. and Mrs. Fitch motored to Port
land Wednesday.
James Wentworth is seriously III. DR..
Fitch 10 10 attendance,
Farmers are very anxious on account
Of the drouth. The gardens are almost
ruined.
Rev. Earl Warren of Conway occupied
the pulpit as the Congregational church
Sunday,
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Central Maine Power Co.
Norway National Bank.
Ralph Z. Butts.
3. L. Merchant.
Brown. Buck d Co.
Celebration rs Dixneld.
CAAs. II. Howard Co.
W. J. wheeler d Co.
For Sale.
Probass Sotioes.
Lest.
FOR Sale-
Grass For Sale.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
An Accident

has put many a good man out Of
commission for weeks and months.
Often little mishaps do the most
harm.
Have you done anything to pro-
vide for themi Have you duly con.
sidered the inconvenience of being
laid up by accident or disease, and
having your earning power suddenly
cut Off
Secure Accident and Health In.
surance in some good company.
Here's the place.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Coming Events.

June 2s-Oxford Pomona Grange, Harrison:
July 4-Celsbration Of Twin Towns Athletic
Association, fair grounds.
July sl4-Community Chautauqus, fair grounds.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28

Friends Of Hiram W. Kicker OF Poland
jpriag win regret the misfortune suf-
'Srsd By him recently, when he fell In
.rons Of the steps Of the State Of Maine
Worlds Fair building and broke bis
IN.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28

rssxs .-sl5o year II paid ssricsly In sdvsnce-
Otherwfse e2.o year. Single copies cens
ADyExrTsxNxNrs: An legal ADVERTISEMENT
arc given three consecutive Insertions for el.oo
per Inca In length Of column. Special con-
traces made with local, transient and yearly
advertisers.
jon PRnrrMa New type, ass presses, electric
power, experienced workmen and low psices
soabins 70 make this department Of our busi-
aoss complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Ollead,

Mrs. Josephine Wheeler went to Eas
Sumner last Friday to visit her son, Sam
uel Wheeler, and family.
Earl Young of Berlin, N. H., was . re
| cent visitor In town.
John Richardson and family and Mrs
Ada Cole went to Norway Lake last
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Mary Bennett.
Benjamin Davis of West Minot spent
the week. end in this vicinity.
Mrs. Earl Coffin and son OF Portland
are guests OF her mother, Mrs. Annie
Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Montgomery and
Mrs. John Maker of st. Johnsbury, VT,
were recent guests at a. E. Wheeler's.
Mountain View Grange held its regu.
lar meeting last Tuesday evening with
all officers present except Ceres, assistant
steward and lady assistant steward. The
6rst and second degrees were conferred
on one candidate. After the usual
routine Of business the lecturer gave q
short program:
Piano Solo,. Hazel Kimball
heading.-- --------------.---Angus Fraser
Margaret and Evelyn sSTa wilson Wilson,
There were sixteen members and FIVE
visitors from Winthrop Grange, Shel.
burne, N. H., and one visitor from Auro-
ra Grange. Pittsburgh, N. q.
Mrs. Eva Decoster, Mrs. Edith Quinn
by, Mrs. Ada Cole and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Goodnow went to Bryants Pond
last Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Harold jackson.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
Hebron commencement.

In addition to the Hebron Academy
exercises reported In last weeks Demo
crat the following prizes were an
nounced:
Declamation--1st prize for girls ($10)
Bessie Mae Bean, 1924, Hebron; I'd prize
for girls (S5) Annie Elizabeth Maxflsld,
1924, South Poland. 1ss prize for boys
te10) George Albert Bonney, 1928, Med
ford, hass.; I'd prize (s5) Burton Rob-
erts Carroll, 1922, Swampscott, Mass.
Lyford Prize Speaking Contest IAN
nusl event ut Colby College, open TO the
boys In preparatory schools OF oil New
England, participated 10 this year by
sixty boys from four Of the New Eng
land Ststst) fourth prize (sl0) won by
Burton Roberts Carroll of Hebron Acsd-
smy.
Prize for the bsss business letter writ
ten by Q member Of the class In Business
English, Dorothy Beatrice Chadwick,
1921, Upper Dam.
PRIZE DEBATE.
The winning affirmative debating
team, composed of Edward Thomas
Moynahan, South Hadley Falls, Mass,
snd Thomas Henry Tracy, Boston, Mass.
The losing negative team made up Of
Walton Price Fsrrow, Portland, and
George Carlton Neal, Boston.
Declared the best dsbster OF the even
ing, Thomas Henry Tracy, Hebron Acad-
smy. 1921, Boston, Mass.
SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES.
Excsllsncs In English, $40, Dolly War
rsu Stiles, 1922, Mount Vernon. N. Y.
Excellence In Latin, 80, Evelyn
Louise Mariner, 1921, Wstsrto wp, Mas.
Excellence In Mathematics, 80, Earle
Clinton CARL, 1922, WATERFORD.
Excellsncs In Science, $40, Matthew
Edward Keogh, 1921, Chicopse, Mass.
Excellence in History, $40, George
Carlton Neal, 1921. Boston, Mass.
Exosllsnce In French, $40, Josephine
Carmalial Durant, 1921, Lawrence, Mass.
Kxosllence In Music, frst prize Of e10.
Avis Pearl Harquail, 1928, CAstins; I'd
prize Of IS, Grace Katharine Sprsgus,
1921, Boothbsy HArbor.
Excellence In all subjects during the
senior year, $40, Evelyn Louise Mar
riner, 1891. Watertowu, Mass.
Prize Of $40 for most notable traits
OF womsnly character and true Hebron
spirit, Lydia Mary Smith, 1922, Dixfisld.
Prize OF $40 for most notable traits OF
manly character and true Hebron spirit,
Walton Price Farrow, 1922, Portland.