Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-01
BOYS ARE MADE
HAPPY IN TOUR
VARIOUS TOWNS

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rios 20 wat. popa. pa INNS ana iacto-
towns ~ 49, ~ a." u .ne su.iouno.ns
f,rst 10, - 49, -, ."s ae.,si.s oI 'he
Mat,ona, pr' , ty., CONSERVATION Q.
tha n,,as.;or - ~, ~ was oul oL
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was rasnonsthia e. ~. 20 1870 ="
h;Ie. that Vs. -aed,, =. ~ 'o .,.-
vounvstsr. 70 ths Tay.s T,hra ~ r,,e
large nun,her ~ hovs NJ ~. nc
from Fairfeld-more than 10O-were
mustered together by Ralph Jewell and
Edward Hodges.
ssszrbe sfrst Avertsn,. ths rro1r,, ,u..
~ n:cloc,r yest 80
prominent citizens Of both FairfieId
ana WaterviIla addre.sed ~. hoys ~
the schools in the two communities
on the four following subjects: PRO
gram for the Two Days" "Citizenship
and Loyalty to Country" "Cleanliness
and Health" and 1.-THE Value of Edu-
cation" The speakers were James e.
Mcmahon, DR.. John @. Towne, Carroll
N. Perkins, Arthur J. Roberts, Walter
erick Hill, Drew 7. Harthorn, A. f.
Cyr, cyril M. Jolly. Rev. Leopold H. r.
Hass, DR.. II. IT, Hill, George p. Pooler,
John +. Choate, william w. Quinton,
Herbert G. Libby, George Farwell, Carl
Blackington, Herbert L. Emery, Horace
True Muzzey, DIR. Il. A. d'Argy, Leon y.
Tebbetts, l.. e. Thayer, George ID.
Hegarty, Arthur Davfau, ora A. Mea-
der, Frank w. Manson, Thomas b.
Ashcraft. Raymond Lightbody, Ralph
A. Jewell. DIR. Alfred l.. Johnston,
Carl c. Piper, Albert u. Hodges, T.. e.
Wardwell, George, E. Vose and DR..
Fred En- Wheeler.
The celebration Is being conducted
under the auspices Of the Rotary and
Lions clubs and the George N. Bourque
Post of the American Legion. The pro-
gram for today calls for a mammoth
schoolboy parade and free motion pic
lures.
The narade Is IN the hands of the
American Legion which placed Legion
a;ras Wardan Mansf,ajd STANLEY and
ITandricka on a COMMITTEES to make the
necessarv arranrements. The speak.
ers fastened To- the various schools
ysstardav morning presented the plans
a. that time
A. ~. .an,or ,,;o, school the iunior
hisn sonool an e. 49, AZ
scnooi lniieuia.eiy 49, .. fnrr, The
instructors are leIues.eu e. ~ o .hress ct
stuuenl pouy a. - sanarata ana send
with boys ana girls sepaia', anu sJn
.nem az on ,oo. u ns as rur stated be-
to their pace OF ASSEMBLY i. ~
low. If this Is done promptly :, - -, De
lieved that those tnree uni's WI Dmce
the place OF asseInD,y - - o,o,ncl,
Square-ln time 70 ,na,en a.. hosw
sharp. The senior hIsn sluuen. uu'
will be leo py tne seh,ol n srao,.
From the more uistauc
which 1nciuue the 2ou.n Dan 60
the Myrtle street, No.lo n.s.. eohon,
vent ana the LaWrence sn Eli ~.
of Fairfield the STUDENT pouy
excused, sent 70 tue 1e
square at sucn time as VIII a s,..
their being READY 70 parauS a. 1T, III,
o'clock. Lawrence Hign SCHOOL Will
be lead by tneir pano. .,,aan+
AS soon as the respective Stuoens
bodies have arrived at the pace oi
assembly. all Boy scouts OF Matel-
Vile troops !, =. ana D. Will oetacn
themselves and assemble at tneir
given place, patrol formation LOT the
parade.