Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-16
WALDO.
PAL ERMO.


been assisting the pastor of the NJ. +.
church, Rev. Frank Kingdom, for the
past four weeks, returned home on Mon
day morning. The special services have
been success. There have been five
conversions. four backsliders reclaimed,
two adults baptized by immersion. two
children baptized by spfinkling, one per
son received into the chnrch and three
persons received ON probation. Meetings
have been held i'm Barlow. Foye. Lin
scott and Hardy schoolhouses, as well
as at Ford's Corner. Large congrega-
tons have attended the meetings and
good interest has been shown all round.
The church is looking forward to an in
teresting, helpful and lively campaign
this fall and winter
BRANCH MILLS-Harvey Doe was
home from Fairfield over sunday.
Rev. j. r. Hall returned, Saturday
after an absence of about two weeks.
Ezra Hebard and little daughter,
Ieola, were Sunday visitors at S. G.
Parmenter's.
Mrs. Angie Tobey and Mrs. Walter
Tobey were guests of Mrs. r. 5.
Kitchin, Oct 10th
Mrs. Clara worthing, Mrs. Hattie
Dove and Louisa Haskell went to Au-
gusta. Saturday, returning, Sunday
Mrs. William Osgood passed last
week with her daughter, Mrs. 5. G.
Parmenter.
Miss Mathilda Forth went to Wa
terville, Oct 5, where she will attend
school, this year.
Silas Crommett and Miss Myrtle
Crommett attended the funeral of his
brother, Harris Crommett. in Clinton,
Thursday, Oct. 10.
j. p. Goddard passed several days.
last week, at Dean Estes.
Plans are being made in Branch
Mills Grange to hold fair and sale,
about the middle of November.
Mrs Myra Norton returned to Eus-
tbs, this week, after a visit to her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Shorey Mrs.
Annie Mcdonald also visited them,
last week.
The work on the belfry of the church
was completed, last week. A new
weather vane some larger than the OLD
one, mas been erected,
G. A. Bradstreet. E. S. Kitchin, F. \.
Doe, e. NJ. Moody and j. r. B. Dfns
more went by auto to Topsham, Oct.
S, attending the fair. Wednesday.
Mrs c. A. Worthlng, Mrs, @, NJ.
Crommett, Mrs. j. n. b. Dinsmore
and Mrs s. G. Parmenter. with their
children, also Miss Annie Dodge.
passed the day. Oct. s, at Ramp Ken
more.
LIBERTY
solemnized at Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Howes', Oct. s, when their daughter,
Stella, was united in marriage with
Fred Bailey. a well to do farmer OF
Knox. Rev. Henry Abbott performed,
a very impressive ceremony, after
which a nice dinner were served to
all There were only few new
friends present, namely, Miss Lena
Bailey OF Knox, Mrs. C. L. Stickney,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert +. Cunningham,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Turner of Free
dom and Miss Lena Howes of Albion.
Mr. and Mrs Bailey will live at his
home and their many friends here
unite in wishing them. a life of pros
perity and happiness.
Misses Abbie and Blanche Stickney
dIe NiSlllH6 III ItHlti sun
for week,
8. T, Overlook of South Liberty has
been at work for H. E. Cunningham
for the past week.
f. +. HAMILTON of New Britain,
Conn, is passing his vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Howes.
Mrs. Mabel Burkett of Lewiston is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary F.
Turner, for a few days.
TROY.
Cleave's Show played at the Grange
hall, Wednesday and Thursday even
ing.
Wednesday evening, Nat Sargent
and Miss Emma Wren were united in
marriage by Rev. j. c. Lamb. They
vii, give a reception at the Grange
hall, Oct. 21st.
A w. Dodge was in Pittsfeld, Fri
day and Saturday of last week.
Everyone is busy harvesting pota-