Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21

low Special, 81, SOC, handicraft, Ralph
FROST l, Lawrence Foster 2.
Andrews Special, $3.50 groceries
each to girl and boy best drawing of
ms store, Harrison Woodman, Sofa
aus. Leon Robert and F. e. Webb
special. rug, 50, best model room,
frances Edwards 1, Lolita Perry 2.
Inc judges were: Sewing, Ellen AL
GEN. Rita Randlette, Marion Thomas;
mowers, mounted leaves, ETC., Nellie
Miilspaugh, Ell Pack, Jessie Long
IeAow; 1000, Jeanette Towle, Ruth
etc, II. W. Peck, Joseph jordan;
candy. Calista Sedgeley; paintings
and drawings, Mrs. Thurber; model
rooms, Eva Bailey; manual training,
Past State Master w. j. Thompson,
II. w. Peck; handicraft and bird
house, E. 7. Clifford
Gardens and Vegetables. C. f.
Longfellow, Joseph Moore, Joseph
Jordan.
Fine exhibitions from the schools
were sent in by the teachers and at
tracted much attention. Rural school
exhloits We're entered from East Win
throp. Winthrop Ctre, Pisgah and
HOWARD schools for banner, and the
Judges. Miss May Norcross, Mrs. E.
= >AAiiOAN, 4ll II. I1OlIIlSS anu
Supt. w. f. Packard decided that the
banner should be retained for nine
weeks by each school.
In the evening, prize speaking,
singing and piano numbers, furnished
an excellent program, as follows:
Prize speaking under s, Nelson
Briggs, list; Leonard Moore, End s
to Il, Arlene Andrews LIST, Louise
! Aldrlch End, Milton Thomas 3rd Best
serious selection, Jean Andrews 1st
Herbert Aldrich End, Floyd Ingra-
ham Bird. Best humorous selections,
1S to Is, Helen Beatty LIST, Annabel
Langerom End. Winthrop Clement
and Harrison Woodman 3rd. Best
humorous, Mary Kus. LIST; Robert
Fleury End and Louise Ward, 3rd.
Best serious, 16 to 10, boys. Earl Har-
RS LIST; girls, Esther Smith, 1st.
Piano solos, Jean Andrews, LIST;
Winthrop Clement End; Barbara
Howard Srd, Marguerite Stoclsford
4th. Songs under IL Especial by
Henry Miller) Ida Edwards 1st, Bet
ty Webb End. Pearl Titus 3rd, girls.
Harold Carter, boys LIST. Over Il,
Charles Thomas, 1st, Frances Ed
| wards End, Potta Perry 3rd.
Miss Gladys Kinds played 1.-The In
diam, and the girls club gave very
pleasing style show showing both
wrong and right ways to dress.
Ribbons for the sports held in the
afternoon. were awarded as follows:
80 yard dash. boys. Douglas Rob-
erts l, Laval Fleury End, T. Frost 3rd.
SO yd dash girls, Eta Young LIST,
Katherine Webb ., Arlene Andrew
3rd.
100 yd. boys, Richard Laughlin I.
4 r.. III rt.i,, rrf<..
Junior High Jump. Clement Au-
aair !. Cushman Ainslee ?. Douglas
8. Senior High jump, Richard
Laughlin 1. John Media ., Carleton
Roberts 8. Girls high jump. RATHER
inc Webb /, Natalie Riley 2, Lucille
Perry 3. Broad jump Jr boys, Doug
las Roberts l, Laval Fleury 2. Thorn
as Frost 8. Sr. Broad jump, Garlic
ton Roberts /. Richard Laughlin 2.
Earl Harris 3. Girls broad jump,
Kathlena Taylor 1, Katherine Webb
?. Mary Robinson 3. Obstacle race
IL yrs and younger Douglas Roberts
/. Thomas Frost .. Clement Audair 8.
Obstacle, IL and over, Richard
Laughlin 1, Earl Beatty 2, Carleton
Roberts 8.
Obstacle. 13 and over-Richard
Laughlin 1; Earl Beatty 2; Carlton
Roberts 8. Girls obstacle-Kather-
inc Webb / Lolita Perry 2: Barbara
Howard 3. Katherine Webb won the
most ribbons and received a pair of
tennis shoes from Wilson's store and
Richard Laughlin who won for boys
flshlight from H. w. Stevens. The
J. z. Donovan prize Of 50 for the
most outstanding athlete went to
Douglass Roberts. IL it,. sin.
The judges were: singing. Berde-
ma Hammond Flora Johnson; piano.
Mrs. Grace Webb, Jessie Thomas and
Gladys Kinds; speaking c. f. Mar
BILE, Mrs. Janet Towle and Miss Jes-
Gil o.