Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
MAINE GOSSIP

To rleasanr-teaturet. sunny maiden
June.
Now seated on her regal thruce-
Tha fsaEhersd wzrslers GF the air
Unite to sing L warmly welcoming
And prafse her beauties rzrs-
TIE grassy 1slas and Ieasy trees re-
To greet again tha danseI chnEcs.
And playful xephyrs whisper Inw
To ali the trembling leaves. Eheir
mfrrh TO VOICE
And exultsstan shGw-
II. Smiling hosts Of rampant meadow
1owerss
And these as well Of gzr6sn bowers.
Ard hrearhe their sweetness all the
daytime hsurs
To please the Juns-Gueez hrf6e-
In H-srry n,oce fair Pnoesus runs his
Scars hEga and shines vita Double
Ard wkem At eve his fcgrn&ySs Ger.
He hfushfng sinks behind ths uni
whers faHn he'd nzata-queen Iure
AL things In fact rs5oEce al June's re-
F.sr love ard rff. Within ttera hur-.
So many prsc41us gifts she brings.
Thersfs little left fer which tia heart
may yearu.
And sarrh with sfaSness rings.
&C J. Cassidy. OTTAWA Gaze, In Pcrr-
land Sunday TELEGRAM
Alumni reunions will be held this
week at several high schools OF the
State, among them being Couy High
school Of Augusta, and Morse High
Of Bath, on Wednesday evening.
Alumni Of RockIant High school viii
hold a banquet next Monday evening
in the new High school auditorium
Friends Of the East Maine confer
enes Seminary gathered to old Oak
Hill at Buckspcrt. from far and near.
last Friday afternoon. the happy oc-
czsf0n being the dedtcattcr OF Norris
Hall the new administration building
which has Just been erected TO re-
place Oak Hall which was destroyed
by hre IN April. ts-1
Portland Is planning to De In gay
attire on the arrival Of the governors
On Monday morning. june -. On
their way to the ccnfersnce at Poland
Spring The governors VIII arrive
there on the steamship Calvin Austin
Of the Eastern Steamship lines ana
the State pier and the Eastern Steam
xgfp docks and offices viii be elano-
rsrefy decorated in their h1lor.
Miss Barbara Warren Leighton .
high school student Of Westporr and
Miss Madeline Lewis OF Milo were
prize winners In the second national
meat story contest TIE coMptele
list of winners has been MADE public
by the National Live Stock and Meat
board. which conducted the contest In
high schools OF the United States a.
part OF its program OF education
and research On meat Requirements
Of the contest were that Contestants
of meat, these to be accompanied by
three practical meat recipes
Another hatrbreath escape from
serious injury at Dead Mans
Curve" DanvfIIs road. Auburn. Four
men from kftrsry on their way
TO Bangor to attend the annual
convention of the United War
Veterans were riding In . large
Ssudebaker sedan and a. the driver
| swerved in order to avoid hitting q
pedestrian the car tore away q large
| portion of the fence and eapstxed be-
fore coming to 4 stop Other than
severe Shading up and minor LAGER
attnrs the members Of the party were
unhurt-
Bartlett J. Whiting Of Northport. 4
graduate of the Belfast high school
four years ago. who will be grzdu-
ared from Harvard this month at the
age Of 20. ha.s rscsfvei the Sheldon
travelling scholarship which entities
him TO one years travel abroad To
accept this he unusI leave for Europe
i'm July MIR Whiting receives this
for his exeelience IN scholarship and
hfs many friends are delighted At the
honor conferred upon him and the
Belfast High He receives his B A.
now and viii study fog his Pa D.
planning to take up college profess
sorship- He Is the SON of Mr. and
Mrs NJ o. Whiting Of Northport-
The old time costumes were not In
universal favor AT the annual relig-
Ecus festival OF Corpus Christi which
was celebrated last Thursday at the
&cse1s reservzrtcr Of FzssSHr1.