Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-31
Funeral Of the Late Mrs.
Cyrus H. Wheeler.
Ralph Davis Entertdins the
Sons Of Veterans.
C. N. Richardson and Miss Myrtle
N. Laid Are N arried.

Glass meeting at the Methodist Epis-
coial church on TUESDAY evening at
80; prayer meeting on Thursday at
80 P. NJ
On the Sabbath. in the morning
and evening the pulpit will be occupied
by the famous New England evange-
listic. Miss Frances b. Adams who re-
Gently conducted the evangelistic meet
ings at the North Arson campmeetinS
with such marked success. Everyone
IS cordially urged to attend. The pas
tor. Rev Samuel Need!cwan has re-
turned from his vacation. The official
j., ard is urged to meet after the
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Cyrus
H. Wheeler was held at the home on
Belgrade avenue at O'Clock Monday
afternoon. The members of Cascade
Grange attended in body, Rev. G. A.
Hayden, pastor of the Univcrsalist
church conducting the service.
Harry Spaulding has returned to his
WORK al the Leonard store after a two
weeks vacation passed in Portland and
Bangor.
Miss Carolyn Gage. Who has been II
for the past two weeks, is now able 20
attend 10 her duties in the Farmers
Telephone exchange.
| The workmen have finished the plas-
tcring of the interior. of the Baptist
| church. and now the carpenters are
putting on the finish. The whole in
terror will be finished in whitewood.
| The Universaist church is also in the
hands of decorators. who will have it
ready for occupancy about Sept. s.
| Letters addressed to the following
parties are advertised: Edw. Everett.
\. Freeman. ID. Gardiner. Fred
Bickford, A.. Bragg, a. e. Har-
| rington, John Shilling. Chester Saw
teile A. B. Sawtelle. f. f. Gaines,
NJ. ID. Hutchins. John Freeman. f. Col
| Inns. r. l.. Dorr f. S. Handey, S. NJ
| Pierce, Charles Blake w. c. lie
| Compile, Miss +. Richardson. Miss Eta
Young, Mrs F. w. Burton, Mrs. l.
! Tracy. Mrs. J. r. Shields. Miss E. Cor
don and Miss l.. Oechsli.
Miss Francis b. Adams, the famous
New england evangelist, will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church IT
| the morning service at 1879 and thu
, evening at 40 Sunday, Sept. ). Miss
| Adams has done great work amon::
/ the churches and all should avail Them
selves OF the opportunity to listen to
| the story of her interesting work
George Cunliffe' Of Snithfield was in
town on business Monday afternoon.
Miss Florence Ormiston has return
ed from two-weeks vacation passed
at Old Orchard.
Lewis Caswel of North Pond camps
| h,Ic in,
| terday afternoon.
a party of J. Wesley Gilman Camp
| s. of v, accepted the invitation of
| Ralph Davis, and passed d very enjoy
able evening at his home up the rake
| i. II. Leach has returned to mis-
duties in the Marshall store after
tWoWeeks vacation at Lakeside.
l. b. Whitney returned to Portland
| Monday after passing a week with th.
family of f. S. Hilton.
Charles NJ. Richardson and Myrtle n
Ladd, both of Oakland were married
Saturday evening by Rev. Aura l.. Ger
IRISH. They will reside in Oakland ATE.
Il short wedding trip
Miss Ethel Philbrook of New York
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
David B. Ellis. r.
Irving Weits and George Ketcham OF
Norridgewock were in town Monday
with their families
Clyde Folsom arrived Monday morn
ing from New York for Il visit with hi.
mother.
G. T.. a. Winsow is seriously III. and
is nov in the care of a trained nurse
a party of Oakland young people
enjoyed a straw ride Sunday to Glea-
sons Landing where they were taken
across Gread pond to the camp pc
Francis ThWing. where Il chicken din
nFr was served. Later they returned
to Gleason to supper and then visited
the State fish hatchery returning to
Oakland late in the evening
Lyman Enmons of Norridgewock
was in town Monday afternoon.
Charles York, a box maker at the
Bates Mill. suffered the loss of the mid
die finger on the right hand Monday
while working at saw. The finger
was nearly severed. DR.. Totman dress.
ed the wound.
DR.. Witherell is enjoying a vacation
at Great pond. He will return about
the Sth Of September
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe of Rum
ford Falls are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lufkn
Frank Hersom has gone to Lakeside
10 pass the remainder of his vacation
The lodges of the New England Or
der OF Protection in the eastern sec
tion OF the sttae in conjunction with