Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-17

be wholly reorganized. spring w,,..
being piped into all building, .
separate house being erected FOR
t.shower baths. etc. The former danca
hall Is to be club house and pvr,
nasium with full equipment. Abor,
$4,000 will be devoted to these i'm,
provements this year. to prepare 70,
large group of boys who will attend
summer school here. The faculty
will consist of approximately ~
men, each one a specialist in his linz.
these men are all prominent uniyor,
sity graduates and teachers OF wide
experience. One of the directors a,
the school has recently returned
from an extended trip through The
Holy Land. where he served on ,
committee making a report on tho
restoration of Biblical monume,,.
and edifices.
When the plans are completed
Lake George will become one OF the
best equipped and most complete
boys camps in New England. I,
was selected for this purpose becau,e
of it's unusually beautiful setting. Ne
comparative privacy its nearness N
markets for supplies and its remark.
able springs. which are among tNe
purpest in Maine.
Miss Faith Hinckley of Hinck'sv
was calling on friends in town YES.
terday.
ID. s. Skinnings of New York was
a business caller in town yesterday.
The regular meeting Of Merry.
meeting Chapter, o. T.. s. viii he
held this evening at 80 T. NJ, after
which there will be meeting q,
Merrymeeting Club and a rehearsal.
Officers arc especially requested 10
be present
DR.. w. s. Fogg is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. Minnie Tibron has resumed
her duties at the Bigelow Millinery
Shops after several weeks absence
Mrs. Eva Robinson of HOul'on and
Mrs. L. r. Kitchen of Watcr>lllc, are
guests of Mrs. Lewis Emerson
Mrs. Kilby Larbe is quite 4, at
her home on Upper Main street.
Mrs. James Waldron has returned
from Boston and vicinity where she
has been passing several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude Haines OF Hartani
is the guest OF Mrs. w. W. Blsel0v
and rlrs Harry Holmes.
Mrs. Carolyn MoorChead will give
display lecture on "ACtrus Fruits
as Food" at Lawrence High school.
Assembly hall. at $50 o'clock. All
ladies interested are cordially invited
to attend.
Gilbert Oakley and W. +. ParrnNs
of Portland were business callers in
town yesterday.
The supper which was held last
night at the Fairfield Opera House Tor
the benefit OF the boys band was well
patronizcd. Those who served as wait.
4rs and mattresses were Audrey Ne.
Lelan. Mildred Eastman, Elizabeth
Brophy, Francis Marcoux, Carrie AcS.
ley. Helen Pollard. Areta Mckiuncn,
Doris McKinnon. Edith knowltou, In
ellie Mclaughlin, Rosa Richardson.
Emily Bradbury, Zalia SHIRLEY. Ninora
Pollard, Theresa Mcdonald. Madeline
Waldron. Incz Reed. Zelta Chapman,
Merle Curtis, Norman Norton, leur"
Johnson, Cornelius Begin. Thomas
O'Brun and Russell Brown. During the
supper hour the following musical pro-
gram was enjoyed: Selection by Lay.
renee High school orchestra: cornst
solo by Mr.. Libby. leader Of the band,
accompanied by Miss Lucille McLaugh-
lin; selection by Girls Glcc Club; SIX
handed duet, Marion Wiley rHarl
Bradbury and Lucille Mclaughlin; No-
cal solo. leila Chapman; selection by
Boys Glce Club; selection by orchH.-
ira In the evening basketball games
were played between the seniors and
juniors, sophomorcs and freshmer.
Those in charge Of the affair v'te
Miss Edith Littlchalc, A. Fl. Lawrence
and Lester Davis.