Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-15

their summer home here for the re.
mainder of the season.
There are not many places in Maine
that can beat the old Kennebec for
fishing now. Last week some Ratb
parties caught striped bass weighing
twenty-three pounds opposite the
Smithtown Ice Houses.
Parties were looking over the ground
Monday with view to extending a
telephone line from Gardiner through
Smithtowr to East Pittston. An effort
was made last spring to secure one
but the necessary number of subj
! scribers could not be secured,
NORTH SIDNEY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Clark went to
| Boston, last week.
| Miss Mary Longley of West Buxton.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hussey.
Mrs. Orrin Davenport and Miss
| Minnie Moore Went to Augusta Sotur.
i day afternoon, to attend the Parada.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Hamlen re-
turned, Monday, from a two weeks
trip.
Miss Lillian Davis is on a two weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Robin
son of Portland.
Frank Hughes of Caribou has DUR
| chased the Herrin farm on the River
road.
Within the past week three weddings
have occurred in town. The first was
solemnlzed, Wednesday, June Sth, at
o'clock at the residence of Dr. H. l..
johnson, the contracting parties being
Geo. w. Field of this place and Miss
Maud Arlin of Hallowell. DR.. II. l..
johnson Justice of the peace officiated.
Thursday, June 9th, at II A. M,
Daniel Eaton Foster of Augusta and
Miss Alma Gleason Taught one of
Sidney's esteemed young ladies We're
united in marriage at the home of the
bride by Rev. G. a. Hayden of Augusta.
Monday evening, June 18th, Phillip
Sydney MallOy and Miss Hattie Fuller
Burgess of Augusta, were united in
marriage at the residence of f. L.
Moore. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by DR.. H. L. johnson, the
| ring service being used. after which re-
! freshments of fruit ice cream and cake
were served. Mr.. Malloy is a cook at
resident of this place. The contracting
| parties have the best wishes of their
i many friends for a bright and prosper
| GUS future.
MT. VERNON.
J Chidren's day was observed by the
! Baptist Sunday-school June 18th by
concert in the evening. The pastor
| prp1rhn1 RI tho chiI1rop in tho ,,,nrI,
ing. The weather was all that could
be desired. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and potted
plants. A well arranged program was
carried out. The children did them
selves proud, and at the close the YER
dict by all was, ut was good concert"
One pleasant feature was the good
singing of the children. The church
was filled to overlooking.
Mrs. A. p. Cram is expected to re-
turn from Pennington this week. Also
her daughter Margaret who has been
teaching in the High school there.
| Elwood Healey who has been in
| Worcester, Mass, one year, has re-
| turned home for short time.
| 1t is reported that John Fairbanks
has bought the grist mill at Vienna
i Village.
I Prof. II. w. Foss and family have
arrived from Bar Harbor for a short
time.
Mrs. Francis ToWle and Linda
Nickcrson are making quite stay in
Lewiston.
DR.. J. w. North and family are at
I,a.i,. ,,at r
n short time They are a little later in
arriving at their cottage than usual.
i. Charles w. Manson and family
visited Livcrmorc Falls, Saturday.
Jabcs s. Tyler. turnkey at Augusta,
has returned with his family. 1t is re-
ported that he will soon move his
family to Augusta to reside perma-
nently.
| Mount Vernon and Vienna Sabbath
schools will hold n Sabbath-school CON
vontinn with the Baptist church. Wednes-
day, June u, with Picnic dinner at Odd
Fellows Ilall. Many regret that the local
convention comes so near the date of the
, county convention at Oakland. for it will
prevent their Attendance at that place.
The program will be as follows:
FORENOON SESSION.
1000 Prayer and Praise Service
lD.l5 Address of Welcome
by Rev I'll. NJ burlington
1890 Response on the part of the Dele
gates, by Henry Graves
1910 Reading of Records, Appointment of
Committees, &c.
10.55 Devotional Service. Led by Rev. c.
Purinton, followed by Testimonies
relative to Christian Experience
and to Sabbath-schoOl Work.
11.95 The I'nrcached and Unsaved
Masses, Rev. l.. =. Gould Samuel
York, Alvin Butler. Henry Graves.
- Singing.
100 Picnic Dinner at Hall.
, AFTERNOON SESSION.
130 Song Service by Scholars, Conducted
by Miss Nellie Butler.
| 1i5 Written Annual Report of each
l School. by Superintendent or Sec
5 rotary.
Business-Reports of Committees
Annual Election of Officers, Offer
ing for expenses
| 20j The Crying Need of the Church and
Sabbath school. Rev. ii. NJ. Pur-
rington. Rev. Cyrus Purinton. Rev
l.. Z. Gould. Rev. HutchinS. DR. s.
Burbank. AmaZie Butler. Il. Ralph
;, Cram.
Singing.
aS5 A Good Teacher w. p. Reed f. A.
Cottle. Eugene Wait Mrs. Clara
s. Whittier Mrs. Edna Carson.
!. Singing.
r 500 Address. by Rev. w. F. Berry.
r President of Maine Wesleyan