Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-26
Meeting watervi||e Con-
ference T. B. Churches,
Annual Business Meeting Of
New Era Auxiliary. X
Girl Breaks Wrist While Chasing
Donors Of Maybasket.

The annual business meeting of the
New Era Auxiliary was held Tuesday
afternoon in the parlors of the Free
Baptist church, with a good attend
ance. The hostesses were Mrs. G. f.
Henry and Mrs. Grace Coffin. A short
program was presented after which the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. W. M. Prilary; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Mertie Palmer; secretary,
Mrs. w. A. Taylor; assistant secretary,
Miss jeanette Stephenson; treasurer,
Mrs. Grace Coffin; financial committee.
Mrs c. E. Henry, Mrs. F. u. Landman,
Miss. Ada Colin, Mrs. Annie Lord; So
cial committee. MIS-. w. W. Cook, Mrs.
Jennie Hackett, Miss Tena Hersey.
Mrs Jennie Childs; program commit
tee. Mrs. o. H. Drake, Mrs. E. C. Bry-
ant. Mrs B. S. Mathews; secretary of
children's work, Mrs. Jennie Randlett;
missionary helper, Mrs. Mary Win
gate; Dorcas committee, Mrs. Ellen
Frost Mrs. Amanda Brown, Mrs Eta
Sfeean; membership committee, Velma
McCausland. Mrs. Emma Raymond,
Mrs Nyra Brigham, Mrs. Jessie Dow
devotional committee, Mrs. B. E. Cor
NELL Mrs. Hattie Jordan; floral com
mittee, Mrs. Jessie Dow, Mrs. Cora
Rogers. Mrs. Hattie Jordan, Miss Mae
Murray; committee on resolutions, Mrs.
Mary Wingate, Mrs. w. A. Taylor
Mrs. F. U. Landman: auditor. Miss
Lena Marsh; librarian, Miss Prestna
Hersey; press cornnittee. Mrs. o. Fl
Drake 80.
Iva Farnham, the 11-year-old daugh-
FOR Mrc Tonnio &
both bones in her left wrist Tuesday
evening. Iva fell striking on her arm.
while chasing some little friends who
had hung her a .Maybasket.
Raymond Clark. who has been clerk
ing at the C. T. Heseltlne drug store.
has gone to his home in Frankfort t
remain during the summer His posi-
ton at the pharmacy is being filled by
Frank Haseltine.
The annual meeting of the Water
vile Conference of Free Baptist
churches opened Wednesday morning
r.. A. Purington Of Waterville presid
ing. The conference sermon was given
at 11.45 by Rev. Sidney Wakely. A
missionary meeting was held in the af-
ternoon. Mrs. Jennie Randlett presid
Ing. An able address was given by
Rev Gertrude Sawyer of New Port
land. The devotional service was led
by Mrs. Hartley of Waterville. A pa
per. written bv Mrs. NJ w. Thomas OF
Saco. was read by Mrs. w. M. Prilay
1.-THE World for Christ in This Genera,
tion," was treated by Delbar w. Clark
of Colby College. During the after
noon Miss Lena Marsh sang a solo. 9
reading was given by Miss Merle Heal
ey and Rev. r. r. Thompson Of Har-
pers Ferry. representing Storer College
spoke. The conference CONTINUED
Wednesday evening and will close to-
day.
The death of Samuel Greeley Ladd
occurred Wednesday morning in Pal
myra at the home of his brother in
law, J. NJ. Taylor. where he had made
his home for several years, coming
there from Lowell Mass. His age was
so years. He had been failing in health
for some time and death was due to q
general breaking down. Mr.. Ladd was
q veteran of the Civil War, having
served in the 9th Mass. Inf. One son.
who lived with his father, survives. The
funeral services will be held at P. M.
Friday at the home. Rev. J. w. Web
ster officiating. Interment will be made
at the Palmyra cemetery.