Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-27
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the adslaaE The Akoi aslivered an. ;ap-
propriate sermon and special music was
given by the Vested choir. Following the
sermon the following children were chris
tened; James Patten Gilman. Priscilla
May Gilman, Richard Bartlett Berry, Nor
man Walker Frost, Walter John Hender-
son, Robert Norman James Cook, Phillip
Edwin Huff, Jessie Christiana SpauIding.
Beatrice NJ. Beody, BeTnice VI. Body and
Manson w. White.
In the evening a pleasing concert was
given by the smaller members of the Sun
day school. Tho musical numbers were
in charge OF Mrs. Florence Marden and
the Rotations. Miss Florence Buxton. At
the close of the program remarks were
made by the pastor and each member of
the school was given a blooming potted
plant The church was decorated prettily
with daisies, buttercups and ferns. q 81 -
A. d. Ames has accepted the position
as chef at the Lancey House, and Mrs.
Ames, who will be pastry cook. began their
duties Monday.
Miss Mary Scammon of Greenyille, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs, F.. b.
| May, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo and sister Visited
| relatives in Milo Sunday, making the trip
| in the Mayo automobile.
Fred K. Smith of this town, secretary
| of the Maine Sportsmans Fish and Game
| Association, aud Mrs. Smith went to Kise0
| Saturday. where they will attend the an
nual outing of the association. The mem
bers Of the Pittsaeld Band, which win
furnish music, left Monday for Kineo.
Earl Hubbard of Boston, Is the guest
fcuf Il Of III Wy n
| Spaulding
Rev. +. S. Walker delivered sermon
Sunday afternoon in Canaan before mem
| bers Of the Masonic Lodge in observance
of st, Johns Sunday. A good number
were present at the services, following
| which all returned to Masonic hall where
refreshments of ice cream and cake were
| served.
Mrs Frank Head and Mrs. Matte Hig-
gins Of Norridgewock are guests OF Nj.
and Mrs. Harry Annis in Palmyra.
Alton White of Augusta visited here Sun
| day with relatives.
A party of young ladies comprising tbs
Misses Lucy and Georgia Dufy, Katherine,
Mary and Eileen Daily. Mary Wayness,
Bessie Warren and Vance Mathews. spent
sunday at camp Benson. The party vas
Mrs. Fred J. Buxton is visiting ia Bath
with her son. Roy Buxton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wall, who hare
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Conner.
have returned to their home In wateryiIe
Mrs. A. J. Ryan and son Albert of Lowell.
Mass. who have been visiting her cousin,
Mrs, A. C. Libby, have gone to Oakland
| for visit with relatives before returning
home.
Mrs Robert W. Corey went Saturday for
| visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Florence Cornell is visiting rela.
| tives in Portland.
j. w. Manson, Esq. returned Saturday
from Brunswick where be attended Bor-
| doin College commencement exercises and
| his class reunion.
Mrs. Addie Fuller OF South Unity Ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth McGrar.
Mrs. Anna Stephenson and daughter,
| Miss jeanette, are at Ocean Park, where
they will be employed during the cum
mer.
Miss Emma Kimhali Of Newport is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E..
! Getchell
Captain William l.. Ross went TO LIVER
more Falls Monday. on business connected
| with the G. A. X. While absent be was
| the guest of John f. Lamb, who has re-
Gently been appointed assistant adjutant
/ general.
Rev. E. X. Jordan ofnciated at 0 A. NJ
| sunday at the Free Baptist parsonage at
the marriage of Milton Loyejoy and Miss
Vera Taylor both residents Of PittsHeld,
| living in the Webb schoolbouse district
| Al $50 P. ". Mr.. Jordan married Fred
| Stacey and Miss Eva Davis. both OF this
| town. on Monday at 7 o'clock A. rs. The
| marriage of Samuel J. Fellows and Miss
Sadie T. Hilton. both of St Adams. oe-
| Cured at the parsonage, Mr.. Jordan ofheiat-
| ing,
special meeting OF the local ". @.
7. U. ~ill be held Tuesday afternoon Juos
"a al the Free Baptist church for cleo
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