Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-20
A Pleasing Entertainment
Given by Eastern Star.
Surprise for DR.. Downs Fats
Again Challenge The Leans.
Lawrence High VS.. Good will Today
Church Notices Locals.

Lawrence ItlEll anu 'fpf'l W III 4 a. III
win cross bats on the West street
grounds this afternoon. The home team
won the first game at Good Will L
to 6, the first win in seven years over
Good win. Coach Gregory has been
liVenng up the BOYS on hitting since
the defeat Wednesday by Oakland and
hopes to, see his charges win this sec
ond game as handily as they did the
first.
The third Of a series of entertain
ments to be given under the auspices
of Merrymeeting Chapter. o. r. S. was
held a. Masonic hall Friday evening.
being in charge of committee of
hich Mrs. w W. Nye was chairman.
Piano solos We're given by the Misses
Frances Pollard and Alice Nye; vocal
solos by the Misses Marjorie Smith and
Eva Macomber and by Roger Nye:
readings by Earl Steves and Miss Car
oline Pratt. Sherbert, crackers and
punch were served. The attendance
was large.
| Letters for the following are adver
| tised: Mrs, Belle Archer, Amos Da-
mien or Lamien. Joseph Latulippe,
Mrs Chas. MIGRANT, Mrs. Mary Pierce
Kicker. James II. Stewart.
Rev. ]. A. Corey of Searsport. for
| merly pastor of the Methodist church
here, will exchange pulpits Sunday
| with Rev. r. A. Rieh.
Rev. ]. L. Clark of the Baptist
church will have for lis sunday morn
ing service at 1910 the subject; The
Maine Outlaw; What Shall We Do
with Him?" The subject of the eve
ming discourse at O'Clock will be:
Legitimate Stirpulants. These talks
are first amongsa number of similar
ones to be given by Mr.. Clark from
week to week tending to show the at
titude Of the church toward the re-
tention and enforcement of the pro-
hibitory law.
DR.. A. a Downs was happily sur
prised by party of friends. members
of the Mems class of the Baptist Sun
day school at his home on Newhail
street. The meeting vas supposedly a
| business meeting of the class at which
Harry s. Brown presided, but refresh
men;s we're served and before the par
ty left DIR. Downs was presented with
a beautiful gold watch chain.
The Fats are anxious to try their
luck once more with the Leans and on
next Thursday afternoon the final and
deciding battle will be fought.
Rev. ]. 4. Corey will give an illus
| trated lecture at the Methodist church
at p. NJ. Monday upon his expert
ences ON a trip to Bangor after the late
| fire.
A son was born Friday morning to
i,a g.,
on High street.
Roy Richardson went to Palmyra
Friday to attend the wedding of a
cousin
Word has been received from Mrs.
J. II. McGorrill. who is receiving treat
ment at Hebron. that she is doing well
and fully expects to recover her health
Lefore returning home.
Mrs. james Waldron has entered the
employ Of the f. II. Brown Clothing
Co in Waterville.
air. ard Mrs. John Rowe have gone
to Augusta, where Mr.. Rowe has
employment.
Leon Herring has returned To his
studies at Coburn Classical Institute,
after months absence.
Miss Daisy hurry is visiting friends
i'm Oakland.
Miss Hattie Caney is quite sick at
her home on Hudson Hill.
Miss Marjorie Smith entertained the
mcmbeys of the Dancing Club Thurs
day evening at her home On Western
avenue. 49,
Arthur Horne is the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Horne,
Western avenue.
Ernest Keene has moved his family
and household effects to Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Horne have
returned from a visit with friends in
Clinton.
The play, "The Rosary" was pre-
scented Friday night before 1t good
sized audience at the Opera house
c. w. Pooler. from Portland. is at
his home here over Sunday
Rev. Father Il. b. Decary was visit
ing friends in Portland Friday.
Miss Florence Martin of Gulford is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary