Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-09
Close Of Methodist Sun
day School Institute.
Higgins Classical Wins, 8 TO
6, from Maine Central. .
woman's Relief Corps Inspected.
". 9. ]. U. Meeting, Thursday.

The meetings Of the Maine State
Methodist Sunday School Institute
held with the Pittstield Methodist
church, Tuesday and Wednesday. have
been very successful and helpful and
We're ate nded by over 200 from out OF
town The visitors were entertained in
different homes. dinners and suppers
being served at the Free Baptist dim
ing room, as a courtesy extended from
that church. At . o'clock, "Wednesday
morning, the devotional service Was
held at Maine Central Institute Chanel
exercises: 10 o'clock. at the Methodist
church An address. Teaching
Through the Story" was given by
Miss Antoinette \. Lamoreaux: l045,
address. THE Graded Lessons In
Practice" Mrs J Woodbridge Barnes:
If30 conference, THE Graded Les
sons" Mrs Barnes; 2. NJ. Rev j. "
Hatch presiding: deVotions, Rev. X.
II. Schnett. ID. D.; 80. address.
Teaching that Reaches Young Peo-
pie" Mrs. y \. Lamoreaux: 3.15. al
dress. "Youth-an Asset, Rev Edgar
Blake -. D.: 1. departmental confer
once. elementary, Mrs. Barnes: Sec
ondary Mrs LemoreauX: adult. DIR.
Downey; pastors and superintendents.
DR.. Blake. Wednesday evening, a mass
meeting was held at the Free Baptist
church. when Rev. David G. Downey.
d. II. delivered an able address. us
ing for his subject The Christian
Conquest of America"
WaVerley Rebekah Lodge. Thursday
evening, will confer the degree on
three candidates Refreshments will be
served.
.. L. Libby and \. c. Libby of De
tfoit and l.. J. Sdnderson of Troy have
returned from a several days hunting
trip 10 Moose pond. \. {. Libby cap
tured two deer
Mrs. Henry clay is quite i'll
james Merrill of Augusta. Who has
been visiting relatives here. returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Marcus Hambleton of Jones'
port. who has been in New York for
a few weeks with DR. Hambletop. who
IS taking special course of study. ar
rived in town. Tuesday. for visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Nekery.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. GRAY have return
Cd from Boston. where Mr.. Gray went
pH uUslHtSSf MIS- 1tdS pdSsiIS tut
time with relatives.
Mrs, H. NJ. Goodwin Of Newport
was the guest, Wednesday, of Mrs.
y II. Burse.
Miss Inez Hill of Augusta. former
resident Of this town, attended the
twe-days meeting of the Maine Meth
odist Sunday School Institute, the
guest of Miss Lillian Runnels.
Mrs Cora Morrison returned to her
home in Guilford. Tuesday. after Wis
iting a few months in Newtonville,
Mass, and in this place with her
brother. William Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cole of Az
gusta have returned home from a
visit here with friends
Miss Winnifred Dodge OF Freedom,
who has been the guest of Miss jean
cite Stephenson. has returned home.
DR. I. NJ. Griffin is quite Ill With the
grippe.
John and Madison Burns left, Tues
day, on weeks hunting trip TO Carry
pond, with headquarters at the Lanes
camps.
Mrs. q. L. Fitzgerald has returned
from Sidney. where SHE was called b.
the illness Of her mother.
y. III Harding of Oakland has re.
turned home. after spending few
days here.
The annual inspection of the WoIn-
ems Relief Corps occurred, Wednes-
day afternoon. at G. A. Il. hall. when
Miss Maud NJ Merriek of Waterville
acted as inspecting officer. Mrs. Ida
G. Rolfe of Clinton. department pres
ident, was also present. Following the
business refreshments were served
While in town. Mrs. Rolfe was the
guest of Mrs. $. Jennie Ross and Miss
Merrick of Mis- Grace ioger.
a good game of football was play
ed on Hunnewell field, Wednesday af-
ternoon, between the teams of Hig-
gins Classical Institute and Maine
Central Institute. The visiting team
wen, to c.