Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
MAINE GOSSIP
Which View Have Your

Which View Have Your
As onward you go through this world
of ours,
With its many beauties and lovely
I wonder, my friend. what kind Of a
view
Is now presenting itself unto you
If you turn your face to the sun, you
know,
The shadows will from you most
But If backward you turn. and look
away,
Your pathway will then be gloomy
and gray.
The worm as he grovels far down be-
Knows not Of the wonders that DER
him grow;
But the bird as he looks from yonder
Carols forth praises with all of his
Life will yield It's sunshine and
showers
For us, a harvest of thorns or flowers.
You'll find twill make difference to
Whether you take worms or a BIRDS
eye view.
-Eugenia r. Titus.
w llIhilA Op, NC.
Summer began officially at II 50
Monday night and continues until
2.27 P. NJ, September %.
The .Bath-Morse High School
Alumni Association is undertaking to
raise a fund for a memorial to the
young men who left the school and
lost their lives in the World War.
E. Irving Wilkinson and George l.
Rosenbloom of Portland received the
Bachelor Of Science degrees in econo-
mics at the Wharton School of FL
nance and Commerce Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania recently. Both
Wilkinson and Rosenbloom are grad
yates of Portland High school.
More than so good sized fish were
caught by a party of is Portland
Grammar school boys who took a
sea fishing trip in the motor boat
Daphne, Monday. The party, which
was in charge Of o. H. Nickerson,
the physical director at the Portland
Y. NJ. c.. A., took a trip around the
batteships in the harbor before
starting for the fishing grounds.
Wesley ]. Judd OF Springfield.
Mass, was found guilty when ar
raigned in the kennebunk municipal
court before Judge Harold H. Bourne
on a charge of reckless driving.
State Highway Officer James A
Adams was the complainant, and he
testified that the respondent was
driving at high rate of speed and
passed cars on curves, endangering
OCCUPANTS of other cars. The re-
spondent was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid.
Rev. J. Roy Packard. pastor Of the
West Congregational church at Port
land for seven years, has received a
call to become pastor Of the First
and Second Congregational churches
of West Newbury, Mass. The call,
by unanimous vote of the joint COM
mittee of the two churches, was eX-
tended to Mr.. Packard after he de-
livered the Baccalaureate sermon of
the graduating class of West New
bury High school in West Newbury,
Monday. Mr.. Packard is consider
ing this call 10 a new field.
A leading Boston firm Is anxious
to purchase from the Maine Fedora
ton of Business and Professional
Women the motorized camp exhibit
which 1t sent to West Baden. Indi-
ana, In 1924, as a part of its prelimi-
nary campaign to secure the 1925
national convention for Portland.
This exhibit shows a summer camp
scene in Maine with a girl camper
chopplng wood, second camper
padding by in a canoe, and a third
frying eggs over an open fire. 1t
was used as the Maine Exhibit run
by the New York League of Busl-
ness and Professional Women at tho
Hotel Commodore in the Fall of 1923,
and at that time an animated winter
sports scene was also exhibited.
There will be a summer session of
six weeks at the Pennington State
Normal school, opening June % at
T. M. and closing Aug. 6 at 1890 noon.
The list OF instructors includes the
Following members of the regular
faculty; Enrol l.. Dearborn, arithmetic
tests and measures; Katherine E.
Abbott, drawing and art; Mrs. Franco
Camp ingalls,, music; Miss Virginia
Porter, English: Miss Agnes P. Man
tor. history; Miss Emma Mahoney.
general methods; also the following
EDUCATORS from outside the school:
Meredith F. Burrill. graduate of
Bates, with masters degree in geo.
graphy at Clark University, geogra-
ply; Willard o. Chase, superintendent
'of schools of Old Town. school organi-
zation:~Carrie NJ. Frost, teacher Junior
nigh school at Somerville. Mass, n.y.
giene, plays and games; Eva Grant of
the Cleveland. Ohio school of educa-
ton, primary reading and number:
Blanche A. Pratt. assistant superin-
tendent and primary supervisor at Win
chester, Mass. reading and primary
language; Flora Trites of the Mime
sofa State educational department. The
courses will cover the entire range of
the elementary school and include