Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-04-22

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WATERVlLLE.
Mrs. Thomas Harold is visiting in
Boston.
Harry s Brown returned SATURDAY,
from u business trip 10 Boston, where
he had been for the week
4 prize dance will be held in Elk
hail, Wednesday evening, with music
by the Imperial run orchestra.
Stated communication Of Wateryila
Lodge, NJ. $3 +. and A. NJ, at 7.5e.
Monday evening. Work in the NJ. NJ.
degree
Tho annual meeting Of the otlicial
board Of The Pleasant Street NJ Il.
church viii take place. at 80 Z. NJ.
Wednesday in the church vestrS.
The annual banquet and rally Of the
Wemeh@ Christian Temperance Union
viii bc held. al $50, Wednesday. in the
First Baptist church short, bright
speeches will follow tine supper.
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4 farewell reception will be given
to Rev. J. A. Frost aud family at S
=. NJ, Monday, at the Methodist
church yesiry. Members Of the church
and congregation and other friends are
invited.
Mrs. Frank Z. Drake read paper
on domestic Science" 1T the meeting
of She Glionea club, held in Fairfield
Friday evening Several members of
the Watcrville Woman's club, were in
atte enhance.
"1he old IHomestcd" will be the al
traction at the city Opera house. Mon
day evening. Seats will be checked at
the ho oiiicc, Monday morning, al 8
o'clock.
II. =. Warren. State manager of the
Peerless Casualty Co., has returned
from months trip to Farley and
Bradford, VI, IN tie interests Of he
company.
Fire alarm Box 50 was runE III at
1850 Saturday noon, for a blaze in a
feather bed in the home Of NJ. La
plant on Russell street The bed and
"A suit Of clothes were destroyed. but
no more.
A special meeting of the sunday
school officers and teachers of the
First Baptist church has been called
for Monday evening at the church. to
discuss matters pertaining to the in
creasing work of the school. \ full at
tendance is requested.
The Churchmen's Federation of Wa
.tervillc is making plans for its annual
banquet and rally, to be held in the
near future The date viii probably
be April 80. II Is the intention of the
Officers and members that this will be
a record breaker Tor attendance and
sigpiicanee
The men of the Central fire station
have been presented with a handsome
arm chsir, the gift OF Dan 5. Berry
81 ho is Il former fireman. Clarence T..
~. Walker of the Walker Clothing Co,
recently gave them a dozen fine hath
towels which are appreciated.
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The WaterviHe Chess club will ban
auct the Colby Chess Club, Monday
evening in the Elmwood. as a result
losing the chess tournament recently
held. Pres. \. J. Roberts of Colby will
preside aud some of Waterville's
brightest. including our Gubernatorial
candidate, viii speak.
The WatcrYille High boys had but
little practice last week ON account Of
the rainy weather and consequent wet
grounds, but the outlook for this week
is better. with the sun shining brightly
on Saturday aud Sunday. The second
game of the Trolley League viii he
played with Gardiner, Wednesday att
ernoon. The WaterVille boys are look
ing forward TO victory.
A school of instruction will be held
by Messalonskee Division, No 294.
Ladies Auxiliary. order of Railroad
Conductors, Monday and Fuesday, at
Modern Woodmen hall. Among those
who will be present are Grand Pres
ident AIRS. J. II. Moore of Toledo, o,
and members Of Mount Katahdin Di~
NlSloils 4"t. @-ts VI fbdtiS'tf elAAN A'i'
Cone Division Of Portland.
l.. F. Mayo. former organist of the
Pleasant Street Methodist Episcopal
church. viii soon leave For Camden,
where he viii reside in the future. Mr..
Mayo presided at the organ at both
morning and evening service at the
church Sunday The anthem Guide
Me . Thou Great jehovah and re
sponse = Heard the Voice OF Jesus
SAY which were given were both OF
Mr. MaYo's composition,
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f. Burnham MeCleary. instructor of
English at Colby, and author of "Ghas
ed BY a Queen" the chess eXtrayasan-
"a based on the recent play between
the Colbl faculty and the Waterville
Chess Club, under the pen name, Mar
tin Suickersee. has made a heavy Wag