Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-15

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ready to confess his faults and ne Will
be as readily forgiven asia 4W9ndering
and erring ciaE Sisg forgivYns Nv his
parents. The scongregatio1 twAss very
much pleased with the beloved bishop.
They expressed their love for him in
unmeasured terms, and expressed a
firm desire that he may come to them
in the near future 3tts
Flag day was observed at the First
Baptist church under the auspices Of
the Bible class of the church. The pro-
cessional march was commenced at
O'Clock. Prayer was offered by Rev. J.
L. Hatch; Scripture reading by thej
congregation and chorus; song, 9TH"
Little LAM Primary department:
Greeting" Norman Danforth; ques-
tons of lessons and texts; song, I'VE
Are Little Children" alphabetical BIZ
BILE commands; valedictory, Walter
Plummer; presenting testaments and
diplomas by the superintendent of the
Sunday school, Harry Plummer; sing
ing by the school, "Rock of Ages"
Conquer" represented by eight boys;
recitation, Laura Goodwin; violin solo,
Arthur Horne; "In His Fold" six.
young ladies'; interesting remarks by
the pastor, Rev. ]. L. Clark; singing
by the school; benediction
Skowhegan beat r. & T. Saturday by
IA to Il on the local field.
The funeral of the late Mary Morrisette
was held at the Catholic church Sunday
afternoon. L..
The announcement of the marriage of
Frank p. Williams to Miss Elizabeth
Naylor of New York City has been re-
ceived here. The marriage took place
in Los Angeles, Cal. June l, Mr.. Will
liams is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Williams of Fairfield Center. He has
been employed in New York in the hotel
business for several years, but during the
past few months has been in the same
business at Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams are now at Yellowstone Park,
where they will spend the summer. They
will return to New York City in the fall
and there make their home. f.t
Mrs. II. +. Tuck passed away at her
home on Western avenue Saturday morn
ing of dropsy. after an illness of several
months, aged CT. Mrs. Tuck was the wife
of the late Fl. e. Tuck who died several
e.,
village for many years. but for a part Of
the time since the death of her husband
she had lived in Lewiston. The funeral
services will be held at her late home
Monday afternoon. .'
Percival E. Hathaway of South Paris
was in town Saturday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coffen spent Sat-
urday in Bath and Brunswick calling on
friends.
There will be regular meeting of Mer-
Chapter. Order Eastern Star.
next Friday evening.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Longfellow Grammar School Alumni AS
will be held at the dining par
Tors of the Universalist church at $50
Monday night. The banquet will be serv-
ed by the ladies'
The officers elected at the annual meet IF
ing and banquet of the Fairfield High
Alumni Association are: President,
George G. Weeks; vice presidents, Lee
Ian Miller, Miss Gertrude Gerald; secre-
tary and treasurer, Arthur Horne; exec
utive committee, Wallace Fogg, Miss
Mile Parkin and Miss Eta Creech
DIR. W. A. Brooks, Jr.. surgeon at the
General hospital, with
Misses Mabel and Rosamond Conner of
Augusta were in town Saturday, the
guests Of v. r. Conner.
Miss Eveland L. Thompson and John
Williams Smith were united in marriage
at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. j. l.. 10y
Clark Miss Thompson was formerly a
resident OF this town. They will make =
their home in Clinton
Captain II. Rice, who has been in
charge Of the Salvation Mission at Clare
mont N. H., has arrived here and will
assume charge of the local barracks.