Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-01
EVangeIistic Services Be-
gin Very AAg! !''pE!! i US /,
The Program for the Services
During Present Week.
Deaths Of Mrs. Thomas Wade and
'''' Mrs. Elizabeth Muitlng. "

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| service of the Free Baptist and Meth
in the forenoon. At the Free Baptis
Sunday school Rev. Mr.. Greenwood
| the evangelistic speaker, gave an in
| teresting talk. At 3 o'clock in the af
! ternoon III the hall mans meetin,
was held. Music was furnished by |
male quartet and chorus. At the sam,
| Lour several Cottage meetings wer,
held by the women and at the Free
Baptist church a meeting was held by
Mrs. E. c. Bryant's class of young la.
dies. In the evening service was hel(
in Union hall. Music was furnished BY
a mixed choir, duet was rendered by
Mr.. Greenwood and DIR. Carl Coffin. A
| special train was run from Mainstream
and Hartland in the morning and also
another trip was made from Hartland
in the early afternoon. A heated car
remained at the station during the day
visitors. The following program has
been arranged for the week:
| Monday, great meeting, 7.30 P. NJ:
| Tuesday, special meetings, and $50
! z. M; Wednesday, meetings all day
Mr.. Greenwood at 10 A. M. and 7.30 p
NJ; Rev. j. l.. Clark of Fairfield at 2
| P. NJ: Thursday, Mr.. Greenwood at IL
| A. NJ. 9 P. NJ an address will be given
| by Rev. F. w. O'Brien of Bath and 100
Mr.. Greenwood; Friday. Farmers and
Neighborhood day, 1870 A. M. Mr..
Greenwood. Mid-winter Picnic lunch
at the hall at IL o'clock. Special enter
tainment consisting of orchestra, songs
and reading at 2 P. M. At P. M. p. f..
Gail, superintendent of the Union Res
cue Mission, will give an address on
"Soma Mothers Girl" At 7.90 P. M.
Mr.. Greenwood.
An interesting game of basketball
was played Saturday evening in Pow
ers hall between the teams of NJ. c. 1.
and Newport. The result was "a to q
in favor of Newport. Between halves a
game was played between the Junior
and Senior girls of NJ. c. l., the score
being IA to 9 in favor of the Seniors.
John Henderson went to Bangor Fri
day and entered private hospital to
be operated on for appendicitis. 1t was
found necessary to operate that even
ing. Complications were found. His
condition was more favorable Sunday,
although critical.
Rev. Hannah Powell, who was
obliged to give up her pastorate at the
Universalist church in South Paris on
account of sickness. and is at present
with her parents in Clinton, was In
town Sunday the guest of Miss Camp
bell. Miss Powell gave a short but
very interesting address at the session
of the local Universalist Sunday school,
William Lawrence, a resident of this
place. was taken Sunday to the Au-
gusta General hospital for medical
treatment He was accompanied by
Selectman S. H. Frost and DIR. j. w.
Hutchins, the latter also being IN
charge of a young daughter of Stewart
Salley. who was taken to a Lewiston
land Monday in company with his
mother from Oakland.
Postmaster C. B. Haskell went to
Portland Monday on few days busi-
ness trip. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Haskell.
Thomas Kane, who arrived in town
Saturday in an intoxicated condition,
was arrested by officer Corey and on
Monday was taken to Skowhegan by
Deputy Sheriff S. II. Frost to serve
sentence of go days in jail.
A man by the name of Genther. while
employed in saving wood with gaso-
line engine near Wellington, was badly
injured Saturday by stick OF WOOD
striking him in the face. His jaw was
badly broken also his nose. The lower
part of his face being badly torn. He
was taken Saturday to Portland hos
pital. He was accompanied by Sc
lectman from Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T.. Bagley and
daughter Mae are visiting relatives in
Troy.
Mrs John McLawlin of South La
grange. who is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. f. d. Call, where she
underwent a surgical operation. some
weeks ago, is steadily improving.
H. E. Ordway of Augusta passed
Sunday here with his family.
The death of Mrs. Emily Jane. wife
of Thomas Wade, occurred at her late
home on Railroad street at 10 A. M.
Monday, after an illness with tuber-
culosis. covering period of IL months.
Her age was So years. 3 months. IS
days. Mrs. Wade's maiden name was
Day. She was born in Jacksontown
N. B. She was married in Houlton "A
years ago. For the past 25 years they
made their home in this town with the
exception of a short time spent in
Corinna. She was an attendant at the
Methodist church. Besides the hus-
band, one sister, Mrs. Georgia A. Smith
of Houlton, who was with her sister
during the last weeks of her life. two
brothers, Wesley Day of Skowhegan
and Herbert Day of Calais. survive. al
so niece Mrs. Blanche Young of Houl-
ton, who arrived here Saturday. Fun
eral services will be held Wednesday.
News was received here Mondady of
the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Nutting
of Dakota, Mimi, which occurred at
1890 P. M. Monday at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Lorenzo Baxter of Burn
ham. Mrs. Nutting, who was visiting
her sister, suffered shock in Decem-
Der, from which she did not rally. Her
age was II years. months. A brother.
who is an undertaken in Skowhegan,
survives. Services will be held in
Burnham Tuesday and the remains
will hn fakop RI her late home in