Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-07
Local People Will Attend
Augusta Revival,
About 60 Practitioners Re-
ceived al Methodist Church.
kennebec Valley Cow Testing As.
ISOLATION Meets Tomorrow,

recently
| Mrs. Nellie Page entertained Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Cobb and Mr.. and Mrs
c. ". Barton of Hillcrest.
| Miss Maude Reed. who has been Wis
iting her brother, Everett Harding
| has returned to her home in Augusta.
The Ladies Whist Club met last
week with Mrs. ]. NJ. Towle. Mrs. Rose
Plummer made the highest score. Re-
| freshments We're served.
| S. Lee Woodman was at home Sun
day from Bowdoin College.
Mrs. Susan Crowell has returned to
her home in Smithield after a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Waugh.
Mrs. Ben Smith is passing q few
| DAYS with her husband in camp at
! East Monmouth.
| Lamont I.eech, who has been i'll, is
| ABOUT again.
Mrs. Addie Dingley of Wales has
| been visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Howard.
The East Monmouth Progressive
| Club will give Valentine dance and
| Baked Bean supper next Monday
evening. Lees Orchestra will furnish
music.
| Miss Rena Macomber has been III
with tonsiltiS.
Miss Maude Andrews, reader, of Au-
susta will give an entertainment Tues
| day evening at the Methodist vestry,
| under the auspices of the Epworth
| League She will be assisted by local
talent in musical numbers
Mrs. Edith Kinds of Belgrade is q
guest of her mother, Mrs. Carry Ber-
| ry
Mrs. Mabel Williams and two chill
| dren Will return to Bath today, after
n visit with Mrs. Williams parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Bonney.
A roller skating rink was opened at
the Town hall Saturday evening by
| Landlord Saunders of Hotel Maine.
| There was a large attendance and all
enjoyed the SPORT
| Weather conditions permitting a spe-
ciai car will be run at o'clock to-
| night to Augusta to accommodate all
| VINO desire to attend the evangelistic
services being conducted at. the Green
street Methodist church in that city by
Rev. Raymond browning. large
number are planning to attend.
| About SO was realized by the Sen
| Tor class of the High school at the sup
per and entertainment last Thursday
| evening at the Baptist church, East
| Winthrop. The entertainment was well
attended.
The Women's Literary Club will en-
| terrain the Thursday Club of East
| Niut hrp,, Eph 81 1t the homo of Mrs
J. A. Foster in honor of Washington's
| Dir. hAay.
! AS an outcome of the recent evangel-
| istic services at the Methodist church
conducted by the pastor, assisted by
Rev. Raymond Browning. the southern
evangelist, about 60 persons were re-
ccived into trial membership at the
morning service at the Methodist yes
| tertlay. The ceremony of baptism was
also performed, Sc being baptized. The
pastor gave a brief talk to the proba-
| toners
Miss Marion Simpson is at home from
| Pennington over Sunday.
ktnts Hill defeated the local basket
ball team at Town hall Saturday, AZ
to Is. The local team put up a good
game. excellng in passes, but was
weak on throws to goal. The visitors
On tho other hand, threw with ease,
and IN this one point rolled up the
large score. Taking into consideration
their lack of practice the locals put
up Il good game against the strong
team from the Hill.
The Kennebec Valley Dairy Testing
Association will meet tomorrow.