Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
Dedication on Sunday Of
ST. Agnes Catholic Church,
Bishop Walsh off1eIaissa In
Presence Of Large Audience.
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was solemnly dedicated under the in
vocation of st. Agnes virgin and mar
tyr. Sunday forenoon, Rt. Rev. Louis
S. Walsh. D. D., bishop of Portland,
officiating. High mass was observed,
sung by Father Lerivieve of Augusta.
Beautiful music was rendered by a
choir from the Sacred Heart church In
Waterville. At o'clock in the after
noon confirmation service was held,
~ being confirmed. M. f. Mccarthy of
Wa!pole, Mass. at one time a resident
of this town, acted as responsive for
the boys and Miss Katie Daily of this
town acted as responsive for the girls
Besides the bishop and priest mention
ed, others who assisted in the service
were Father j. H. Kealey. Father Ed
mund Murnane and Father Charland,
all of Waterville. and Father Clarity
OF Bangor. Both forenoon and after
noon services were largely attended.
The church was prettily decorated
with palms and potted plants
A representative Pittsfield audience
was given a treat Friday evening in
listening to the lecture. THE Tragedy
OF Rip Van Winkle." given in Union
hall by Bishop Quayle of Oklahoma
City. The distinguished speaker was
introduced by Rev. w F. Emery. who
was the means of getting Bishop
Quayle here. Bishop Quayle arrived
here Friday morning, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Quayle, Rev d. B.
Phelan of Ash Point, district superin-
tendent of the Methodist churches in
the Roclsland district, and Rev. H. E.
Dunnack of Augusta. The party was
met by DR.. Emery and was taken to
Hartland, where they were entertained
at lunch. In the afternoon Bishop
Quayle gave an address at the Grace
Linn Methodist church in Hartland. Re-
turning here late in the afternoon.
From 5 to $50 an informal reception
was held at the Methodist church by
the Hamilton Chapter. Epworth
League, at which time Bishop Quayle
gave an address. Among the out-of-
town people present at the evening
lecture were: Rev. A. B. McAllister OF.
Hartland: Rev. Mr.. Miligan of Athens;
Rev. G. H. Johonnett of Damariscotta;
Rev. Chas. Beebe of Clinton; Rev. Mr..
Brooks of Palmyra. and Rev. b. w.
Russell of Newport. Bishop Quayle
left on the midnight train for Troy, N.
y. where he spoke Sunday.
Hon. D. D. Stewart of st. Adams
was in town Saturday on business.
Deputy. Sheriff S. H. Frost returned
from Willimantic Saturday with John
Titcomb, formerly of this town. who
was arrested on the charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretences. He
was given hearing before Judge
Drake Saturday. Probable cause was
found and he was bound over in the
sum of 5000 for his appearance at the
September term of court Hudson &
Hudson of Guilford were attorneys for
TitcOmb
Mrs. G. G. Coombs returned Friday
from Appleton, where she was called
several weeks ago by the sickness Of
her mother, whose death occurred in
June
Mrs. Allen of Sangerville arrived
Saturday called by the critical condi-
ton of her son, Will Allen, who suf-
fered a shock Thursday night
. Judge Whitehouse and Mrs. White
house of Augusta arrived in town Sat
urday for a weekend visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John N. Swazey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henzie and
daughter of Hartland. who were in
town Sunday to attend the dedication
of st. Agnes Catholic church. were
guests at the home of James Dodd.
Henry Lanpher of New York was
the guest Saturday of his sister. Mrs.
]. w. Manson.
George E. Pettingill left Saturday for
on over Sunday visit in Kenduskeag
with Mrs. Pettingill and child.
Miss Edith Murray went to Winde-
mere Park Saturday to spend q few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Condor.
C. E. Henry went to Ocean Park
SATURDAY. to pass Sunday with Mrs.
Henry. who is occupying cottage for
the summer Mr.. Henry will leave for
Boston Monday on business trip.
Gordon Wayness. Sr.. who has been
spending two months at his old home
in Galashiek. Scot. left Thursday on
his return trip.
F. II. Bean was in Dover and Fox
croft Saturday on business.
Mrs Maria Crafty. a former resi-
dent of this place. and two children
of Waterville were in town Sunday to
attend the dedication of the Catholic
church.
The condition of Will Allen. who suf
fered shock Thursday night and who !
has remained in a critical condition
since. was considered more comfort