Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-22
CHELSEA.

| by one of Rev. MIR. Jones' eloquent and
helpful sermons from the text found In
| Rev. iii:20, Behold | stand at the
| docr and knock" A large number
was also present at the Sunday school.
Miss Margaret Whitman gave fine
paper on THE Life of Samuel Next
! Sabbath Earle Hayes and Eugene
| Gilispie will give the Life of SAUL
! All are cordially invited to the Sun
| day school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. Y. Barker and Miss
Mcrtie Barker Of Gardiner were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan last
Friday.
| Miss Eva Seares has gone to Bris-
| col to pass several weeks with her
| sister at her summer home.
Miss Georgia Jones is visiting
| friends in the northern part of the
| town.
| Miss Bernce Watson is enjoying a
| two-weeks vacation from her duties at
| the State House. She will pass one
week with relatives in Rumford.
John Whitehouse has returned 70
Parkers Head, after a visit with his
| niece, Mrs. A. +. Collins.
| Sergeant Alger of the Home police
| force passed Sunday with Mrs. Alger
| at n. NJ. Hemenway's.
Joseph Varnum of Bath and Ralph
| Varnum of Lynn, Mass, were calling
| calling on friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Locke of Augusta passed
! Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. c. Meader.
MT. VERNON.
Rev Melvin E. King Of Waverley,
Mass, will deliver a series of six lee
lures at the Methodist church, August
IA. The program is as follows: Life
and Scenes in Egypt" Saturday P.
NJ, August l; "Visions of Jerusalem"
Sunday 1890 A. NJ, August 2; Ram
bles in the Environs of jerusalem"
Sunday F. NJ, August 2; Echoes
from Lebanon, Baalbec, Damascus and
Galilee," Sunday p NJ, August 2;
Farewell Visions of the Holy Land
Monday p. NJ, August 8; picture
Study of Constantinople, Tuesday s
F. NJ, August 4. Mr.. King has re-
Gently visited these countries and ac-
quired material for the preparation of
these lectures at an expense of over
$6oo. The last lecture is a most
thrilling and Impressive presentation
of great Asiatic city, in some re-
/ spects the most unique and peculiar in
the world. At its close Mr.. King will
exhibit Il fine collection of souvenirs
rare novelties and curics from these
| countries that will be sure to deeply
interest botn old and young.
Mrs. Macy Bamford of Fayette is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mark 3. Gil
man and other relatives.
j. Frank Hammond and Lyman Nor
ris are among the towns expert fisher
| men. They went fishing last Satur-
day and returned with q catch of so
| pickcrel.
Mr. Morse has been visiting friends
| in town.
| Miss Alice Horne of Saugus, Mass.
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ham
! mond.
Linwood Wells was in Vienna the
| first of the week calling on friends.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting of Amity Rebckah lodge last
Wednesday evening.
Minnchonk Lodge, I. o. o. F., held
an interesting meeting on Wednesday
evening.
| Last Saturday morning while carry
! ing cream into his ice house, Fred
/ Locke slipped and fell in such a man
nor as to break his right leg. He has
the sympathy of many friends.
! The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church met last Tuesday with Mrs.
G. l.. Presley
| Rev. G. l.. Presley, r. Mccarthy and
c. w. Mansur were in Augusta on
| Monday.
Waldo White and George White are
cutting Frank Hornc's hay.
Samuel York of East New Sharon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Weber the
| first of the week.
| The following officers Of the First
| Baptist Sunday-schoo were recently
| chosen: Superintendent, Fred W. Foss;
| assistant superintendent, Mrs. Il. II.
Jacobs; secretary. Regina M. Robin
| son; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Wells;
| teachers, Rev. J. A. Tidd, b. Ralph
| Cram, Mrs. r. H. Jacobs Mrs. H. S.
Russ, Mrs. Hattie Burbank, Mrs. b.
Il. Cram, Mrs. H. F. Shaw.
Tho following registered at the
Mount Vernon House last Monday: DR..
Lillian z. Wentworth, Miss Sarah II.
Lcary. Augusta, Charles Folsom.
Echo Lake; NJ Il. Sleeve, Boston; +.
NJ. Dillcr, Brooklyn.
Henry Williams, Jr.. has purchased
the Ralph Thing farm.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Presiding Elder Phclan breaches at
the NJ f. church. Windsor on Tuesday
evening of this week
Edna Pierce is passing this week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Chadwick.
Rev. and Mrs. Brady of Boston are
the guests of Marguerite Pierce and
family. Mr.. Brady once supplied the
Baptist church here for some months.
1t gives the people great pleasure to
meet them here again.
Burr Jones is passing a few days
with his grandmother, Ruth p. Jones
of Alma.
Mrs. Joseph Young and son have re-
turned home to Augusta.