Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-15
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor.
daily Invited to Attend.

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ST. BARNABAs CHAPEL. Bangor St.
.weniy-hfth Sunday after Trinity:-Sm-
day-school at 2.45 p. NJ; Evening Prayer
at $50 +. NJ.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
State Street:-fIigh mass at 1000 A. M:
Nesrt rs and benediction of Blessed Sacra-
| rnent at 7.39 p. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will be
heid on Sunday at 1915 A. NJ at No. 40
State street. Subject: Soul and Body
also Wednesday evening at 100
| ST. MARKS CHURCH. Rev Geo. f.
DeEen rector: a. NJ. holy communion
9.45. Sunday school; II, mathis litany and
sermon: 7.5o p. ~, evensong and lecture.
| UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Rev. C.
a. Hayden. pastor :-Morning services at
1919, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at noon; Junior Union at $50; Y
= . T. L. praise meeting at +. NJ
| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIE,J-
nlSI Services at the Christian Science
reading Room, Purinton Building. Sun
day at 1913 A. NJ. subject: Soul and
| Doay. IeXt; Luke 1l:36; Wednesday
evening meeting at 100.
| WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION:
sunday school at 1920 a. NJ; gospel
| meetings at and $50 p NJ: meeting ev-
cry n u except Monday; reading room
Wednesday at 30 p. NJ.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, North
| ern Ave Meeting ut 1870 A. M; Sunday
school at Il M; social service in the even
ing at I; prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening at 10, at the house of John o.
Boyes, li5 Northern Avenue.
| FRIENDS CHAPEL:-services Sun
| day morning at 1879 O'Clock; Sunday
school at the close of the services
pra yer-meeting in the evening at
O'Clock; prayer-meeting Wednesday even
| ing at 100: children's meeting Saturda i
+. NJ. at 23o
| SALVATION ARMY meetings: Satur-
day evening, free and easy; Sunday, as
| follows: y. NJ, praise service: r. NJ
salvation and hattie for souls Everybody
| cordially invited to attend. in the Army
hall, 20 Water street, Captain VIM. Oak
ley, officer in charge.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. on Win
throp street. Rev. 3. =. Hope pastor:-
Service at 1890 A. NJ, with sermon by the
pastor, subject, The Possibility Of Hu-
man Pcrfection;, Sunday-school at II
go +. NJ; evening meeting at $50, with
Word and the Man" pra bayern ~
Wednesday evening at $50.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Morn
ing worship at 1880 with sermon by the
pastor, Norman McKnnon: subject
Walking by Faith" Sunday school at
noon; y. +. $. G. f.. at $50; evening ser
vice with address at 100: subject: THE
Message Of Jesus to Men OF Wealth.
the second address in a series on The
Social Teaching of Jesus" mid-week
meetinr Wednesday evening at 10.
STATE STREET FREE BAPTIST
Preaching service at 1880; subject of ser
mon. ~ Place for Each and Each in
His Place strangers welcome: seats
free; Sunday school at y; Geo. L. Gay
Supt; Miss Sadie Lord in charge OF pri-
I mary department; lecture class for
strangers; G. e. meeting at CAS-, Miss
Gertrude Savage. leader; gospel service
at 1ao: mid-weth meeting Wednesday at
GREEN STREET METHODIST EPIS-
| COpAn CHURCH, Henry f. Dunnack
| mnister:-lo."O, morning worship with
| sermon. Text: Thou art weighed in
| Dan. 5:21, And the Word became flesh
| and Gwelt among us John III. Music
| by the chorus directed by Mr.. Cole; Ills
| Eible School. Chas. S. Pettngiil. super
| rarten Dept. Miss Marian HoXe, Supt.
| H. Primary Dept, Mrs. j. c. kirkpatrick,
Supt; II. Junior Dept. Mr.. Geo. Libby
| Supt.; ~. Senior Dept. Mr.. l.. y.
Hardwood. Supt.; $40, Epworthians meet
| in the church parlors. Short sermon by
| the minister Text: The greatest Of
song service. The old ana new songs
| rendered with joy and enthusiasm.
The many friends of Charles Bag
| ley of Portland. representing John
Wyeth & Son Of Philadelphia, and well
| known in Augusta, are enjoying a
| laugh at his expense. 1t seems that
| Charles took a trip up Stoneham way.
and while there tried his luck with the
gun. lie and his friend, John Wood
man. who is the proprietor OF the local
hotel. started out in the woods one af-
tcrnoon after q deer. When they
reached the thicket they separated.
/, bod not l,pnGnnInI " has
Charles discovered what he called a
bears track. He followed the track
until almost dusk, and then it dawned
upon him that he was quite distance
from home. He shouted and shouted.
but couldn't make Nh Woodman near.
lie then started TO find his way home.
Night fall came on and Charles WAS
lost. He made the best of the situation
and after cutting Il few boughs for u
bed, kinJlcd a fire and lay down for
the night He hadn't been long asleep
when he was awakened and found his
coat 10 be on fire. Meanwhile M.
Woodman had organized n searching
parry and WAS securing the woods for
the lost man. At a late hour search
was abandoned for the night but early
in the morning q newly organized party
started ont to see if Charles could re
found. He was found about 9 O'Clock
in the forenoon. He was sitting on
stone heap studying the small compass
which was attached to his watch chain.
A hearing was had before Associate
Justice w. r. Whitehouse Mt the court
mouse in .his City. on bill in equity
brought by William r. Gage against
his copartner. John G. Webber. The
partnership was dissolved by order of
the court and Charles S. Elichborn and
J. H. Sturgis were appointed receivers
to close up the affairs of the partner
ship. +. L. DuttCn ESD, appeared for
VIM. f.. Gage and Hon. l.. c. Cornish
for John c. Weber.
There viii be no special train to the
Rowdoin-U OF NJ game at Bangor, to-
day. About 100 students will go over
with the eleven and they Will have
spec ial ears on the train leaving Bruins
,,-;ol 1t q 40 returning from Bangor Il {