Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-21
Landman Bible Class Holds
Annual Election.
Warsaw Tent, No. 11,k.o.T.M.
Officers Are Installed.
Robert Burns Anniversary Will BE
Observed Saturday.-.locals.

At the annual meeting of the f. Z.
I4andman Bible class of the Free Bap-
list church Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: PreSi-
dent, H. E. Ordway; vice president,
j. S. Haselton; secretary and treasury,
Il. p Hooper; teacher, Prof. +. U.
Landman of M. c. T.; executive COM
mittee, B. s. Mathews, B. E. Cornell.
DR.. c. S. Coffin: membership commit
tee, W. A. Taylor. r. F. Conner. F.
i. Brigham; social committee, J. d
M. Foster, Edwin Childs. V. c. Bow
man; devotional committee, G. w.
Huff. f. w. Hunt, A. B. Skillins; press
committee, Rev. r. X. Jordan, c. c.
Chandler, c. H. Healey; music COM
mittee r. 3. Dow, DR.. c. S.. Coffin,
]. s. Haseltine; visiting committee,
Moses r. Burns. Charles Smiley, T..
G. Frost; finance committee, Frank
Randlett.
Oficers-elect of Warsaw Tent. No. IL,
X. O. T. NJ, were installed Tuesday
evening, the affair being public only
by invitation. The installing officers
was State Deputy S. c. c. Ward of
Augusta, who was assisted by A. S.
Dobson of Pittsfield, master-at-arm
The following were installed: Com
mander. Irving Towle; Lieut.. comnan-
der, f. L. Dinsmore; record keeper,
q. H. Drake; chaplain, John A. Push
or; physician, DR.. E. A. Porter; ser.
geant, j. M. Lindsey; nnaster-at- arms
Z. A. Burton; 1st master Of the guards,
+. A. Harding; I'd master of the
guards, j. E. Armstrong;. picket
Charles Monk; sentinel, ]. Fl. Gilman
Following the work a musical and
literary program was given, the even
ing closing with a social hop.
The Few Era Auxiliary OF the Free
BAPTIST church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Myra Brigham.
Tile subject will be Modern New Eng
land.
An appropriate observance of the an
niversary of the birth of Robert Burns
will be held in Grand Army hall Sat
urday evening. The affair is in charge
of the local Scotch citizens. James
Halliday is chairman of the general
committee. A supper will be served
in G. A r. hall at q o'clock, after
which a musical entertainment will be
given. A feature of the evening will
be Il bagpipe selection, the executing
of the Highland fling and other Scottish
dances by an artist from New Hamp-
shire.
Officers-ele of Pittsfeld Lodge. A.
Q. U W.. will be installed this even
ing by Arthur Healey. An Oyster
Stew supper will be served under the
direction of Moses Burns.
The condition of ]. NJ. Estes of Lew
iston. who has been critically Ill at the
home of O. f. Libby, was considered
to be worse Wednesday, when it was
found typhoid had developed with
pneumonia. Little hopes are entertain
ed for his recovery
Mrs. G. T. Curtis of Boston is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Cynthia Nc
Causland.
The members of the Sorosis Society
of NJ. c. l.. are making arrangements
for reception to the members of the
Amicinian Society, at Powers hall
Thursday evening, Jan. %.
The condition of George l. Smith, who
suffered a shock Sunday, remained
critical Wednesday. John Chapman is
assisting in caring for Mr.. Smith and
M: Smiths son, Elmer D. Smith, who
is in the West on business has been
sent for.
Several members of Pittsfield Grange
attended the meeting of the Union
Grange in st. Adams Wednesday,.
Mrs. A. II. Burse and Mrs. +. Z.
Mayo. members of the PittsfieId Tues
Gay Club, were in Augusta Wednes-
day attending the Maine Federation
of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Burse was
accompanied home by Mrs. A. A. Sprin-
gall Of Dexter, who passed the day in
Augusta and will visit in Pittsfeld