Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-31
Miscellaneous Shower for
Miss Bertha RuShWOrth.
Sunday Schools Elections YES
per Service and Organ Recital.
Personal ltems.-l tadenis Returning
TO Their School Duties.

Officers were elected in the Sunday
schools of the various churches as
follows, Sunday:
Arson Baptist church--Superinten
ent, Charles Butterfield; assistant SUI
perintendent, Asa NJ. Gilman; seere-
tary, Miss Lillian Marshall: treasurer,
Miss Amey Johnson; librarian, Miss
Alice Handley; assistant librarian,
Miss Edith Gordon; collector, Ralph
Newell; organisafi Amey Johnson; -eX-
ecutive committee, Asa NJ. Gilman,
Fannie Tinkham, L. ]. Berry.
Methodist Sunday school-Superin-
tendent, Laurence j. Briggs; assistant
Claude L. Sidelinger: secretary, Miss
Annie b. Roberts; treasurer, Miss
Edith Vose; superintendent of Pri-
mary department. Mrs May Holden;
assistantN Miss Annie Hartwell; SUI
perintendent of Cradle Roll, Mrs. Sam
uel Vose: superintendent of Home de-
partment. Mrs. Willis Frederic; or
ganist, Miss Mary Graham; ehorister,
William II. Spear; president of Sun
day School Missionary Society, Mrs.
Phoebe Haywood; secretary and treas
urer. Mrs w. II. Spear.
Free Baptist church-Superinte
Harold Watson; assistant superlntend-
ent, Harold Watson; secretary and
treasurer Miss Evelyn Flanders; SUI
perintendent of Primary department,
Miss Elinor Fogg; superintendent of
Cradle Roll, Mrs Frank Flanders: or
ganist, Miss Gladys Wilson; assistant,
Miss Annie Berry; executive commit
tee, Harold Watson, Arthur l. Tay-
lor. b. X. Edwards.
A merry social event, Saturday af-
ternoon, was a miscellaneous shower
given by company of young women
to Miss Bertha Rushworth in honor
of her coming marriage. The shower
was held at the residence of Mrs. T..
H. Mitchell. Main street. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
All grades of the Arson village
schools opened. Monday morning. for
the winter term. after months va
cation.
Prof. Winthrop Stanley, who has
been passing the Holidays with friends
in Madison, retained, Saturday. to
Greenville.
The Congregational church was fill
ed by a large audience at the Nesper
service and organ recital, at o'clock,
Sunday afternoon. The new two man
ual pedal organ was used and a fea-
ture of the service was the organ
selections by Robert Dinsmore. Mr..
Diasmore's selections were all CLASH
cal music and showed rare technique
and execution. A collection was taken
for the benefit of the church music
department. The order of exercises
was: Organ voluntary; music by Choir
us; Scripture reading and prayer, Rev.
j. A. Betehel; organ selection: vocal
solo, 1.-THE Rosary" Miss EVELYN
Scott organ selection; singing by au-
dience; organ selection; vocal solo,
DR.. R. A. Derbyshire; organ selection;
vocal solo, Miss Florence Walker; or
gan selection.
Miss Olive Coverly of Winthrop was
the guest, oven Sunday, of Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Briggs, Heard street.
Among those who left Monday, for
tho Maine Wesleyan Seminary at
Kent's Hill were: Earl Ultz of Starks
Clara Wentworth and Miss Marion
Briggs.
Francis Hilton is critically i'll at his
residence on Pearl street.
Miss Helen Clark returned, Mon
day, to Hebron Seminary. after pass
ing a few weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Clark.
The order of exercises for the Watch
Night service at the Methodist church.
Tuesday evening, will be as follows:
P. NJ, song service address by pas
tor; music; reading poem; roll call;
music; Scripture music; intermission
for refreshments; music; reading; love
feast; ringing bell at midnight, and
New Years hand shake.
Charles j. Tucker, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Bos-
ton and Providence, for the past few
weeks. returned home, Saturday night.
/ Miss Elizabeth Whipple of Water
vile is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Lizzie Hunnewel, Main street.
Willis f. Clough made a business
trip, Monday, to Waterville.