Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-17
cOUNTY NEWS,
KENNEBFc-
WEST WINDSOR.

"6Ot NS0S.
.t,;ands were very much pleased to
-.,come home Mrs. Mary (Reed) Cap
- who recently arrived from Colon.
~. Gamers was accompanied by her
,.otber Frank Reed from New York.
~ Gamers is expected to arrive in
october.
Miss Rose Lamson is stopping at
,.ues Clark's, Riverside, for an in
definite time.
r. H. Fifield has returned from Boil
49, Hill. and is stopping at Stephen
,.mson's. Mr. Fifield appears in pref
:, geod health at the present time.
s,oseph Lamson has been hauling
.,,atoes to the National Home, Togus.
VIM. Stewart and o. E. Carpenter
- hauling corn to the canning fac
,,yv.. Weeks Mills.
iittle Percy Norcross is visiting at
um Stewards for awhile.
Miss Ashford, teacher of the Colman
.,hool is boarding at VIM. Stewards.
urs T. +. Jones and Miss Kenny of
u,rthrop. agent of the Bible Society
,ss in the place Wednesday of last
"' WINDSOR.
Mrs DR.. Johnson and daughter, Mrs
u,told Johnson of Augusta visited
Mrs C. f. Donnell Thursday Of last
week
Miss clyde Trask of Augusta has
noon passing a two-weeks vacation
with her parents.
Miss Ina Kimball is visiting her
sister Mrs. John Wilcox.
r W. Barton of Albion, Calf, is
visiting his son, w. S. Barton.
Mrs William Cappers, who for the
nast wear has resided at Panama, is
home for three weeks visit with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Reed. She
erpects to return oct. 6.
Geo Moody of WhitcfcId was in
town Sunday calling on friends.
MANY of the farmers are now busy
hauling their sweet corn, which is Of
tory at Weeks Mills.
WAYNE.
The Union SInday school of District No.
, Wayne. NJ B Sylvester, suprrintendent
day Sept T. Nearly all the school Wsrc
presen. At noon a bountiful dinner was
provided to " hch ample justice WAS cone
Nv the hungry ones. In the afternoon an
excellent program of defamation by Mr.
Hill. readings. Mrs. HILL Gordon. Swift
snd Maxim Rccitations by Miss Sadie
Fuller and the Younger members of The
school; haImonca solo by Delbert Maxim;
these we're intorsI'erSed with vocal and in
artsnen;al music followed by games. All
yngcnnced it a most enjoyable occasion.
I %a WEST MT. VERNON.
The September session of the Farm
ington Quarterly meeting was held
with the West Mt. Vernon church
Sept & . and 10, Rev. +. f. Crockett
pastor. Following is the order Of eX-
ercises: Tuesday evening, 7.30, praise
service. led by pastor; s =. NJ ser
mon by Rev. &. II. Crockett; Wednes-
day. 9i5 a. Nj. praise service, con-
Quoted by President T. II. Ranger.
10 A. NJ. sermon by Rev. ]. II. Bart
lett; II A, NJ, business session and
social service; 100 p NJ, praise SER
vice, followed by sermon; 3 p. NJ.
symposium on cvangelistic work in
our quarterly meeting opened by Dea-
con c. A. Hamilton. followed by G. G.
Foster. Brother l.. w. Raymond and
R. l.. Kimball Wednesday evening at
$50, missionary concert by the chill
dren. The following program was car
RED out: March by children; song,
Onward. Christian Soldiers" by con-
gregation; prayer, by G. w. Noyes;
welcome speech. by Myron Cook; song,
by Gale b. Wyman; recitation, by
Dorothy f.. Smith: duet. by Rev. T.. T..
Crockett and G. r. Crockett; recita-
tcn by Christibal Smart and Gerald
casper; song, by Charlie Wyman;
recitation. "';rardma's Knitting Need
les" by Ruth Fish, mission Offering
exercise by children; duct, by Mrs.
Wyman and Curtis Butler: solo, by
MIS- NJ. Wyman; recitation. by Gale
b. Wyman: solo. by Curtis Butler:
recitation, by Evil Stone, Natures
Smiles; song. by Charlie and Gale
Wyman; recitation. "A Bird and the
Rose by Mcrl Casper; solo, "A Little
Bit of Love" by Rev. Il. S. Longley;
recitation. by Doris Fish: song. by
congregation: missionary address, by
H. L.. kInhal;. Thursday foreEoon--
wv A. Al. Young Peoples social :1.'r-
vice. led by ROY. Mr. Longlcy, Ruth