Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14
G A. R. and Relief Corps
Hold AI|-day Meeting.
Dinner Served After Which The
Officers Are Installed.
Funeral motless.--lecture Course
...Personal Mention.

An dlI-Ody SESSION Was Hclu WeoHSo-
day at Grand Army hall by the mem
>.bers Of Stephen Davis Post and Wo-
: mems Relief Corps, the occasion being
a joint Installation. The forenoon was
spent socially. At noon Baked Bean
and Pastry dinner was served. Follow
ing the dinner the officers-elect of the
T. Post were installed by Past Command
er G. w. Patten. as follows:
Z Commander, Enoch r. Carr; senior
!. vice commander, Morey Mulliken; jun
ioI vice commander, A. NJ. Kimball;
surgeon, A. f. Scuthards; chaplain, O.
: L. Soule; officer of the day, A. l.. Syl-
vester: quarternaster. Capt. VIM. l..
F.. Ross; officer of the guard, Preston Her.
sey; adjutant, G.. w. Patten; sergeant
major, X. NJ. Daniel; quartermaster
sergeant, ]. II. Gilman.
% Mrs. 8. Jennie Ross. past department
president, installed the following as
officers Of the Relief Corps:
President. Jennie Chase: senior vice
president, Ellen Patten: junior vice
president, Martha Libby; chaplain,
Amanda Brown; conductor, S: Jennie
Ross; guard, Mary Folsom: assist. con-
tluctor. Lizzie Cramp: color bearers,
MISC Addie Phillips, Miss Georgia Phil
lips, Emma Maxim and Lizzie Cran1p.
= Through G. w. Patten. the retiring
? commander, Martin ". b. Judkins of
. Orono presented to the Post three pic
lures formerly the property of the late
Z Comradc Henry Judkins. a charter
men.ber of the Post The pictures,
which were connected with his army
life, we're 81 State certificate, being a
record Of his services on a chart au-
thoriZed by Congress in 1864; a chart
Of the Army of the Potomac. giving the
history of the I'd Army Corps. in which
his regiment served. w. H. Moore of
Newport and Thomas Smith of Pal
myra were present at the installation
services.
Prayer services were held by Rev. F.
S. Walker. pastor of the Universa!ist
church at II a. NJ. Wednesday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Nc
Gilvery over the remains of their in
FAINT son, Robert Carmichael, whose
sudden death occurred Sunday. The
quantity of beautiful flowers bore 81
lent testimony of sympathy and love.
The interment was in the family lot
at the Village cemetery. Among those
present from out of town were Mrs.
Edith Shepherd of Skowhegan and
Henry Barnett of Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominique Cianchatta,
who live in the south part of the town
at the home of her brother. Dominique
Sussi are happy over the birth OF
twin babies. Franco and Anniha, which
occurred Tue, DAY. The mother and son
and daughter are doing we'll
Waverley Rebekah Lodge will hold
it's annual installation of officers elect
in Odd Fellows hall this evening. Dis
trict Deputy President Mrs. Alma
Whittier of Harmony will be the in
stalling officer.
The extra entertainment to be given
in this seasons Lecture Course will &C.
cur Friday evening Jan. %, when "An
Evening in Birdland." will be given by
Edward wis. bird music whistler and
violinist. A hundred colored stereop-
ticon views will be used in illustrating
the program.
The funeral services fer the late Mrs.
Hannah White will be held at +. NJ.
today at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. 5Chardles Berdeen. Rev. T.. X.
Jordan. pastor of the Free Baptist
church officiating.
F. w. Briggs proprietor Of the Pitts
field Poultry farm and Mrs. Eriggs. re-
turned from Boston Wednesday called
by the funeral of tho little son of Mr..
and Mrs1Nkl Il. McGilvcry. Mr.. Briggs
returned the same day to Boston.