Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-21
WINSLOW
Splendid Play to be Presented
Tonight

A three-act comedy entitled Miss
( Fearless and Company will be pre-
scented tonight at the Taconnet Club
house at eight o'clock, under the
auspices of the Junior class of
Winslow High school. The cast of
characters are members of the Wa
terville Second Baptist church. Rev.
, FIR. Bocquel, pastor, and it is expect
ed that the play will be very cleverly
acted. The characters are as fol-
lows: Margaret Henley, an heiress,
Gladys Perry; Euphemis Addison. her
chapero.- Daisy Severy; Sarah
Jane Lovejoy from the Lost Nation,
Florence Roderick; Katie OConnor,
Miss Henley's maid, Ida Ewing;
Barbara Livingstone, Betty Cameron,
Maron Reynolds, Miss Henley's
guests. Loreen Claprood, Cecilia
Simpson, Loreen Pooler; Just Liz
zie. Gertrude Simpson; MISS Alias
Eggleston and James Reading, Ade-
line Tardiff. Ellen Roderick; Lords
of Creation, Leroy LaChance.
Dwight Pooler, Edward Bolduc, Mil
ton Gilman and Herman Claprood.
The first ace is a scene in Miss Hen
ley's country home. The second act
Is set in a cottage on Spook Island.
and the third and last act is one
week later, the same setting as act
two. Between the acts there will be
the following specialties: Reading,
Foolish Questions" Marie Robar;
Champion Fiddler, using a Nellie
Durham selection, Theodore Stevens
Of Fairfield; Impersonation by MEM
hers of the Junior Glass of Winslow
High school and Marie Robar. Re-
freShn1pY1fS will he colo n nd q
very good time is assured everyone.
Winslow Commencement Activities
Fast Approaching
Friday evening, June T. is the ini-
tial feature of Winslow High school
and Winslow Grammar school COM
mencement week, when the Junior
Sophomore debate will be held. in
contest for the Owls Cup. The sub
ject Of the debate is Resolved that
the Volstead Act should be so modi-
fed as to permit the sale of beer and
light wines. This debate is sure to
be very interesting and well worth
attending, as the contestants are be-
ing thoroughly drilled and coached
in this work by Mr.. Russell and Mr..
Macomber. On Sunday morning.
JuneN 9Th. the Junior and Senior
classes will assemble at the Winslow
church to listen to the baccalaureate
sermon which will be preached by
Rev. F. S. Dolliff. The following
evening, Monday, June Z. the annual
Junior Senior banquet will be held at
the Taconnett Club house, the men,
bers Of the Ladies' Sewing Circle of
the Winslow church catering. An
annual feature of commencement will
be held at this time. It is CUSTOM
airy for the class prophecy and his
tory to be given at the graduation
exercises, however this year. Ruth
Renpolds who has the prophecy, and
Nellie Allen, class historian, viii give
these honor parts after the banquet
The graduation exercises will be held
Thursday evening at the Winslow
Congregational church. and the fol-
lowing pupils will speak: Grace Gar
land, Doris Marcoux, Alma Glidden,
Viola Blake, Violet Bulger, Lawrence
Cole, Divide Pomerleau.
Tuesday afternoon, June s. the
grammar school graduating class will
give an exhibition at Winslow grange
hall, with the graduation exercises in
the evening. There is a very large
class to receive diplomas this year
from the grammar school, and 1t is
expected that Winslow High schools
!! CSiiiion CLASS Will Ue very idISc at
the beginning Of the school year
1926-27. On Wednesday afternoon.
Winslow high school baseball team
will meet Waterville Highs team on
Sevearns field in Waterville.. Friday
evening, June II, will be held the
second alumni banquet of Wipslow
high school. This banquet will be
served at Winslow Taconnet Club
house and will be catered by Clarke
and Company of Waterville. 1t is
expected that commencement in
Winslow this year will be one Of the
most interesting of any held for sew
eral years previous.