Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-23
Enthusiastic Republican
Caucus Held Saturday,
Delegates to County, District
And State Conventions.
N. G. !. .; G. G. J. o--.Piits. Gram
s; uaisTvIIIe Gram. 4.

A Republican caucus was held in
Union hall Saturday afternoon. +. X.
Smith was chairman and L. A. Has
kell was clerk. Those chosen to serve
on the town committee for two years
were r. A. Anderson. Gordon Dobson,
J. W. Manson, F. r. Smith, l.. 0. Has
kelI, Lester Cornforth, S. r. Haines,
Ernest Maxfeld, J. B. Monahan, G. H.
Morse. A. H. Burse. The following
delegates were chosen:
State convention. June 70. Augusta
s. r. Haines, j. w. Manson. 3. S.
Mathews, G. II. Morse. ]. z. Monahan.
Alternates, F U. Llandman, Fl. r. Cool
idge, o. II. Drake, Ernest Maxfleld, c.
+. Seekins.
County convention, June % in SHOW
hegan---C. B. Haskell, $. r. Haines, +.
r. Smith, Gordon Dobson, l.. o. Has
kell, T. A. Anderson. +. w. Briggs, }.
w. Manson. Alternates. Frank Weeks.
w. e. McCausland, G. f. Frost, A. +.
Wilson, G. E. Kimball, r. F.. Getcheil,
william Allen, J. p. Monahan.
District convention. June % in Au-
gusta-E. A. Porter, A. Fl. Burse. T. M.
Griffin, c. B. Haskell. T. +. Getcheli.
AIternates, L. L. Libby, A. 3. Crawford,
c. c. Weeks. T. r. Connor, f. r. John
son.
The annual session of the Water
VILE Conference of Free Baptist
churches will be held in Pittsfield, May
rs and 20. The program:
WEDNESDAY. MAY 25.
A. e. Purlnton Of Watervlle presiding;
10.45-Opening Service OF Praise and
11.oo~Conference Business.
11.l5-Conference Sermon. Rev. Sidney
' AFTERNOON.
Missionary Meeting. Mrs. ]. NJ. Randlett,
President of Conference w. NJ. s..
presiding.
1.3o--Devotional, led by Mrs, Hartley;
Solo. Miss Lena Marsh. Sunday School
and Missions paper written by Mrs. NJ.
W. Thomas, Saco read by Mrs. Pri-
lay Address Rev. Gertrude Sawyer.
New Portland The World f for en- Chr Is
Recitation. Miss Merle -.ealey. Har-
pers Ferry. Rev. r. r. Thompson
.s EVENING.
F.>H. Leach. President of the Y. P. s. C.
f., Presiding.
7i5-Business Me ting Y. P. S. c. E.
Male Quartet. what Christ Means to
the Business man, Frank Halliday IS
ecutive secretary Of Laynen's Christian
Conference of Maine.
THURSDAY. MAY g.
90O--Delegates invited to attend chapel at
Maine Central Institute.
9.30-Devotional.
Z l0.O0--Conference business
ll.O0--sabbath Dissertation Rev. A. l..
81 AFTERNOON.
1.a0-Praise Service, Prof. F. Y. Landman.
q ~rC rt,,t,, trfl Tor
bell. Exposition of Scripture. Fred Shop
herd. The Book of Inspiration. F. S.
Hartley.
EVENING.
7.s0-Praise Service. Special Music Ad-
Address. r.. A: Jordan, secretary of
Bangor Y. NJ e. A.
Rev. Il. R. Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson of Harpers Ferry, colored
singers, will be present and assist in
the program. The ladies of the New
Era Auxiliary will serve dinner and
supper in the vestry both days. Re-
duced rates have been secured for the
railroad.
A fine game of baseball was played
on Hunnewell field Saturday after
noon between NJ. c. I. and Coburn
Classical Institute. The result was
- ~ " Ill IdNOT VI M. - L. DIoWHlHS,
the pitcher of the winning team struck
out 81 men.
Harry L. Smith Of Hartland was in
town Saturday, en- route to Beaver
Falls. Pa, called by the critical illness
of his brother, James Smith. He was
Joined in Boston by his brother George
from Providence, r. I.
Miss Marjorie Manock entertained
four tables at whist Friday evening at
her home. Prizes were awarded Mr.
Miles and Miss Annie Riley. Refresh
ments were served.
Waterville Grammar defeated Pitts
field Grammar to Saturday on NJ. c.
!. campus
Fred Morse. who moved from this
town to Palmyra, purchasing farm
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