Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-27


Tremblay.
The annual memorial services, be-
fore the members of Albert ii. Frost
Post. c. A. r., were held, Sunday
morning, at the Methodist church. The
members of the Post and of A. G. IL,
Wood Camp 5. of ". were escorted
to the church, by the Winthrop Band,
and they were joined at the church
by tile members of the Relief Corps.
who attended in q body There were
no services at the Congregational
church and very large audience was
present at the memorial service. The
exercises were very beautiful In the
musical numbers the church quartet
sang VERY finely and they were as
sisted by Mrs Mamie Moore Church
of Daytona, Fla, who sang solo
very beautifully, and assisted in other
musical numbers The congregation
Joined heartily with the choir in sing
ing america" and God Be With
You It'll We Meet Again" Rev. G.
T. Sargent pastor of the Gongrega-
tiona. church, offered prayer and Rev
II. N. Pringle of Waterville read the
Scripture. Rev. II. A. CLIFFORD gave
a very beautiful sermon from Jushaa
i.a, BE strong and of good courage
be not afraid, neither be thou dis
mayed, for the Lord thy God is with
thee whithersoever thou goest." At
the conclusion of the service, the au-
dience remained seated while the Wis
iting organizations marched out. They
were escorted by the band to the G..
A. r. hall, where they disbanded.
A Surprise party was given Ather-
ton Cobb, Friday evening, by his
High school friends in honor of his
18th birthday The young man is re-
covering from a severe injury receiv-
ed in a recent baseball game, and the
visit of his schoolmates made for him
very pleasant evening. S. G. Bean,
principal of the school, presented
very handsome signet ring in behalf
of the guests The young host re-
sponded briefly. Games and charades
were enjoyed during the evening Ice
cream and cake, handsome birth
day cake included in the latter, were
served. The guests were: Prof. Bean,
Miss Edna Robinson, assistant, Misses
Violet French, Attalie Gale, Lorna
Collins. Marian Clifford. Hazel Olds
and Mary McIroy, Leonard Thomas,
Neil Whitney, Clyde Benson, Milton
James, Guy Maxwell, Earl Clifford.
Paul Wiggin LlewelIyn cobb, Win
throp Webb, Carl Bates and Mr.. and
Mrs F.. T. Clifford.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dudley attended
the Quarterly meeting of Friends
churches at Manchester. sunday
Miss Nellie O'Connell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Peter OBrien, in Halo
we'll.
Miss Emma Yeaton of Augusta Wis
tied her brother, F.. A. Yeaton, Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and son
of Wells Beach are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. G. C. Parker.
The relatives Of Mrs M. A. Fuller
gave her q Surprise party. Friday eve
ming, in honor of her birthday, at the
hone of her brother. Rutillus Alden.
The home was beautifully decorated
with boughs of blossoms and bouquets
of cut flowers A number of fine and APP
propriate gifts were presented, among
them a pearl and gold handled umbrel-
la. musical program was enjoyed,
which included n motion song by Ruth
and Rita Alden; trio by Gilbert and
Marguerite Maxwell and Rita MeIlroy;
song by Ida Maxwell; photograph Sc
lections and a song by Alfred Max
well. Harlequin ice cream and cake
were served by the children. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Alden, Miss Ellen
Alden, Mr. and Mrs e. Kimball, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kimball. Mrs. Sarah
LaCroix. Miss Flora LaCroix, Miss
III
Miss Clara Maxwell, Ida Maxwell, AL
fred and Guy Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Maxwell and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Black,
Mrs. Ora Maxim, Fred Proctor, Edwin
House and Eyegett Alden and children.