Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03
Summary orr Iigi"u. Int .iig-nce.

Several oc the religious meetings at Fairfield
have been seriously disturb by evil III nded
youngsters Ii has become an intolerabe nuts
ance and is an outrage upon moral community,
and the pablic sentiment seems to be that they
will endure It no Iouger.
Rev +. Case has closed his abors with the
Canaan society.
\ deep religion interest is felt at West Bass
IIai nor, fremont, in connection with a series OF
meetings held at the Methodist church. A large
number have presented themseve. as seekers OF
religion.
Thursday observed throughout the world
as All Saints Day, BY the Catholic aud Episc .al
churches.
Rev John Spinney, Free Baptist has been
preaching one fourth the time for the past sea
al the White school house, so-cslled, near Madi-
son Centre.
The Adventist, held quarterly meeting at their
church in Milo. last week.
There is good degree of interest mantle ted
by the people of North Sedgwick. in spii itual
things. The preaching services are well attended
aud the social meetings are unusually Interesting
Mr.. Warren S. Woodbridge of Massachusetts,
agrsduste of Tufts College, and also of the Di-
vioity School connected with the college, has &C
copied call TO the pastorate of the Cniveisais
society in Orono, and will commence his labors
there the fist Sabbath after Thanks giving.
Mr.. j. NJ. Tanner of Providence has been as
si,tlng Rev. Mr.. Pitts OF Corinth in a series OF
successful revival meetings during the past month.
The Piscstaquis Union Sabbath School held a
Convention at Milo last Tuesday, and had quite
large attendance, with more than ordinary in.
terest.
A number arose for prayers in the Methodist
church IN Midtown, Calais, Oct. 18th, Rev. l. ID.
Wardwell, pastor An increasing religion inter
est pervades the church and congregation.
Auburn this season will probably expend about
so 900 in paying up old church debts and in
building new church buildings. The Y NJ. C. A.
Block will cost about SIC 900, and the new Free
, Baptist church about $4,000.
Rev. Mr.. Bckum supplied the pulpit in Liberty
on SUNDAY. IN the absence of Rev. II. Nj. Hey
wood, who has finished his iabors there, and is
now preaching in West Camden.
mortuary chapel has been erected in the
Catholic Cathedral in Portland. The remains of
the deceased will henceforth be placed thei in
tue morning Of their interment.
A deep religious interest is enjoyed in the city
of CALAIS under the labors of Rev. G. y. Edreds e.
I Nearly twenty five have risen for prayers.
Business In Probate Court.
Following is the business transacted in the Pro-
bate Court Tor this county, at its last session:
Shurburn Morrill, appointed Administrator on
the esla.e of uustavus Morrill, late OF Winthrop,
deceased.
Mary Jennings appointed Administrative on the
estate OF Samuel III. Jennings, lite of Wayne, de-
ceased.
Edmund F. Webb appointed Administrator on
the estate of Charles +. Farwell, late of Water
vile, deceased.
Charles L. X Howard appointed Adminis' raj or
on The estate Of Mary 4. Bailey, late of Mon
mouth, deceased.
/ Z, The will of Allen Lspbard. late Of Augusta,
deceased, proved.
The will OF James Porter, late Of Vienna, de-
ceased proved.
Z Emery A. oanborn appointed Administr Itor on
the estate of Joseph A. Sanborn, late of Hallowell
deceased.
John W. Church appointed Administrator on
the estate Of John Church, late of Hallowell, de-
/ ceased.
Henry R. Sawyer, appointed Administrator on
the estate Of Ezekiel Sawyer, late OF Gardiner
deceased.
Eugene W. whi,ehousc appointed Administers