Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-17

i.eopie by Rev. M. s. Hutchins. Text
IL corinthians Ais. Mr. HutchitIs de-
iivered a very interesting address. TIE,
school children with Tho teacher
formed in a body and marehE,l ~
the church and were present dur
ing the forenoon session. Thurs
day afternoon-145, proyeer service
followed by business session; e4ss.
sermon by Rev. L. w, Raymond,
TEXT 2, King 6-15-7-3; closing song,
God Be With You" Adjournment. A
Picnic dinner and supper was served
both Wednesday and Thursday at the
nome of Mrs. George E. Cars. MANY
thanks are due Mrs. Carr, and her
assistants for their services.
The West Mt. Vernon school opened
Monday, Sept. 7, Mrs. Alice Farnham
teacher.
Mrs. Alice Stuart is a guest at the
nome of her sister, Mrs. c. E. Carr.
Perley Calls had the misfortune to
cut his leg just above the ankle Sat
urday forenoon. W. ~
Eugene Foss will operate his cider
press this fall r..
WAYNE.
-'Ai' Inv -. INuiL al &c ia toWH
Miss Marion Crockett is visiting
friends in Wayne.
A corn roast was given by Nelson
Maxi at Big Pine Camp Saturday
evening, September II, and was at
tended by all the young people of this
place.
The Baptist Bowdoinham Association
held meetings at Wayne September 10
and II. A large number attended the
meetings which were of much inter-
est.
Miss Eula Berry has gone to Leavitt
Institute at Turner. The school be-
gan September 8.
Waldo and Carlisle Lincoln have
gcne to Kent's Hill to school.
Beth Mckinnon is teaching at Skill
lngs where she taught last term.
The summer school held at Camp An
drOScoggin is closed and all have re-
turned home.
kelsie Black of Augusta was in town
one day last week.
FAYETTE.
A moose was seen at the mills one
80! las. week 1t went between the
house and stable of Clyde Wells and
then sWar, across the pond.
The road commissioner expects to be-
gin to build the State road within the
near future.
Earl Wells and family are at his
fathers for d weeks visit.
A number in town were hauling
sweet corn to the corn shop in Read
field last week.
T.. T.. Gle has exhibited his herd of
Hcrefords at Bangor. Pressure Isle and
Lewiston and this week IS at Vermont
with them.
NORTH BELGRADE.
Mrs. y. NJ. Alexander was called to
Waterville Thursday by the serious ILL
ness of her niece, the infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Towlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sturtcvant of
Watervlllc passed Saturday AMI sun
day with the lattor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Morrow.
A PARTY consisting of A;vah Watson
and his mother Mrs. Lucy Watson,
Mrs. Luella Baker. Miss Lula. F,lWeil
and Mr. and Mrs. William Writers re-
turned Friday from a camping trip at
South Bristol.
Mrs. Frank Ham visited her pare nts,
Mr.. and Mrs John Damren Friday.
Miss Grace Damren is passing a few
days in Augusta.
Mary, the four year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Rollins, who has
Lcen very sick is reported as being
better at this writing.
The Frcewil Baptist quarterly meet
ing was held here beginning Friday,
Sept II and a very interesting series
nf meetings was held.
At the next meeting of Salmon Lake
Grange the First and Second Degree
will be worked on two members.
The Ladies Club of 1906 enjoyed
corn roast Saturday afternoon at Mrs.
Emma merrow's. Several visitors we're
present and all had a good time.
Wednesday. Sept 16 the club will pass
the day at China lake. where Mr..
Bradley will serve a chicken dinner for
the occasion.
MI and Mrs. Sanford Withan' of
Portland passed Saturday with rela-
tivcs in town.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Warren L. Carver, superintendent
for Kew England of the American
Sunday School Union, will preach in
the Trauant schoolhouse next Sunday
at 10 A. NJ. sharp. Willard E. Over
lock will also assist in the services. Mr..
Overlook organized the Sunday school
in the Trauant district two years ago.
Roland Garter of Rochester, n. Y,
was the guest of Annie Barton and
family few days last week.