Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

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Sara Wtl~ ;e. to'' his eay ~.
affair 80, sy quiet. nohs bu- ae iwrl, '--.
friends o, the couple bein. .r-,snt, 'o.
the ceremony a pleasant marriage supper
was served at the residence of Mr.. W. J.
Landers. where Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes will
reside in the future.
Miss Lillian Wakefield has returned from
Boston, where she has been for the past
month.
A very pleasant sociable was held at the
Cougre gator alist vestry last evening.
At the First Baptist on Church street to-
morrow the regular services will be held
Sunday school at p. NJ. Preaching ser
vice at 2.30 and p NJ. conducted by the
Rev. A. T. Dunn. d. d. of Portland. cores
pondipg sec'y of the Baptist Home Mission
Convention. DIR. Dunn's hel lpful and strong
discourses have been listened to by full audi
ences afternoon and evening during the past
few weeks in which he has been supplying
this pulpit. As pastor Of tbs Free Street
| Baptist Church in Portland for some time
past Dr. Dunn has been favored with especial
success his cordial and sympathic character
making him particular fsvorite with the
young people. Saturday evenings our Bap-
| Lall ,pii
| sails in their church beginning at Z. NJ.
The meeting of the directors Of the Ken
nebec Valley Camp Meeting Association was
| he Id today a, the office Of J R. Saw:elle,
| treasurer Reports of all the committees
we're very satisfactory. This was the clos
| ing meeting of the year. All the bills have
been paid and they have bought for the As
sociation twenty shares of stock, \ good horse
and wagon and sled, and declared dividend
| of four per cent. on the stock A very fair
sho wing for one year Mr.. Sawtelle retires
| from the office of treasurer, having held the
office since 1874. The finances of the iusti-
tuition at that time were in q very mixed con-
dition, and no, until some years later was the
I Association able to pay the running expenses,
when some younger blood was put into the
finances, and it at once became popular. In
1880 about fifty people in the Valley, many
holding notes against the Association, held 4
meeting and made proposition to the com
mttee to take the property and assume the in
iebtedness- a stock company. The
offer was accepted and the whole property
vas turned over and enough stock was tsker
to psy the Indebtedness. Under the new
mana cement the twelve rods more land or
the north vas bought, and from time to time
buildings have been erected and improve
ments made and the place more attractive
each year Il 10 now second to no othel
campground property in the State. Expens
es are kept as small ~ possible. and the d
recsors charge nothing for their services
The preachers in the Valley did the best o
service and - . result many started on th,
new life. Any sugsestioos 81 regards bell
or plans for next year will be duly sppreciai
ed by Isaac Plummer, Esq., of Brunswick
Let % all lift together and get the reward
Services ., the Methodist church. Sun
: dsy school 10 45. The pastor will give ,h
! closing sermon of the series on Bible char
sc,ers at 245 P. NJ, subject, The mode
wife and not model husband Song an
revival service P. N.
D The Y NJ G.. A. have recently receive
: ss-. ys Ia 30 from interested lad
{ ID ga e4;stAnce 10 heartily appre
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