Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30
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arrived home, Wednesday, to spend
the summer with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Isaac Pierce.
Mrs. George Merriam will go To BoS-
ton. Monday, to be present at the grad
uation of her son, Arthur, who IS
student at Boston University
Sheriff John a. Meoers was in Well
sngton, Tuesday, on offivial business.
Miss Lee c. Phillips of Boston who
has been spending some time at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Herbert JUDI
kins. has gone to Phillips where she
will spend the summer at her summer
home.
Forrest Herrin went 10 Newmarket,
N. H. Wednesday. on business
Mrs. David N. Beech of Bangor Sem
inary will be the principal speaker at
the Ladies missionary meeting in the
CONGREGATIONAL church. June II.
MIR. and Mrs. b. A. sawyer and Miss
Edith Gledhill left. Tuesday for Port
land to attend the Grand Chapter, Q.
E. s.
George Roderick assistant manager
of the restaurant in Union Station.
Portland. has been visiting his parents
in town. this week.
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their grandson, Master Robert William,
went 20 China. Tuesday, where they
will make their horne. Mr.. Dunbar has
been engaged in the book binding bust
ness here.
Howard Weston, student at George
town University. arrived home, We'd
nesday to spend the summer with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Weston.
John Barker, who has been visiting
at the University of Maine, this week,
has returned home.
w. l.. Mcnamara, who has been here
rs manager of the American Express
during the absence of C. II. Cook, re-
turned to Bangor, Tuesday.
Don Morrison leaves. Sunday, for
visit to New York city. Monday. he
will give a private recital in Weehaw-
ken, n. j., and. Wednesday, with his
sister. Miss Marjorie Morrison, pianist,
he will play at Monclair. n. ]. Mr..
Morrison at this recital will play three
pieces of his own composition. Two of
his original pieces will be sung by Mrs.
Ceddington.
The Somerset County Congregational
Association will hold it's first annual
meeting here. June II and II to take
the place OF the seth annual meeting
of the County Conference. Following is
the program: Tuesday, June IL, morn
ing session at $50, election of officers
and committees; 9.45, devotional SER
vices led by the moderator; address OF
welcome, Rev. b. r. Merrill; response
by the moderator; reports from
churches by delegates: discussion. Aft
ernoon session at 1.30, devotional SER
vice. Men and Religion Movement.
Rev. F. H. Means; Federated Work
In Our Churches Rev. George Mer-
Ram. discussion; woman's hour, con-
Quoted by Miss Hannah Page; confer
enee sermon. Rev. A. @. Lyon; Com
munion service, Rev. F. Fl. Means and
Rev. T. b. HIATT. Evening session at
Z. praise service. T. G. Lord; The
Church In Politics.. Carleton p. Mer-
rill; Work for Boys" A. A Head.
Wednesday morning at S, organizing
the Boys Rev. T. B. HIATT; discussion;
closing business and adjournment.
At the meeting of the Somerset
Guides Association. held at Bingham
ii was voted to hold the annual ami
versary outing at Bingham during the
last days of July. The program will
include the shooting match contest,
canoe races and other outdoor sports.
Prizes viii be offered for the winners
of the contests.
One of the chief features of the meet
ing of the w. c. T. U. held in tho
Methodist vestry. Tuesday afternoon.
was the address by Rev. J. G. Osborn.
on the subject of "A License Town as
] Have Known It," Mrs. Lizzie Marble
presided in the absence of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Nettie Paddock. Tile re-
mainder OF the program consisted of
solos by Mrs. Eldena HAYES and piano
solos by Mrs Ethel Ames and Miss
Pauline Bragg. Delegates We're APP
pointed TO the county convention to be
held in Fairfield. June II and u, as fol-
lows: Mrs. Nellie Chase Mrs Ella 3.
Mooers, Mrs. Z. E. Greenwood. Mrs.
Lizzie Marble, Mrs. Phlo Steward.
Mrs. Dora Dunbar, Mrs, Rose Burrill.
Mrs. Eldena Halves, Mrs Celeste
Roullard, Mrs. Mabel Fhilbrick and
Miss Gertrude Weston.
Mrs. Della Annable with her mother.
Mrs. May Green, and brothers. Frank
ane Sherman Green, have moved into
the futile residence on Madison ave-
nue.. this week.
Mrs. Stella Bicxnell of Amesbury,
Mass. who has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Sanborn.
returned to her home Wednesday.
Charles, Helen and Louise Smith,
with Mrs Boothby. Miss Iva Jackins
and two maids, returned from Wash
ington. Wednesday night. to pass the
summer with their parents, DR. and
MFS Grporpa OtiS Spaitb
Ned Dubee OF Skowhegan and Miss
Edna Sanderson Porter of Dorchester,
MASS, were married here, Wednesday
afternoon, at the First Baptist church
parsonage. Rev. j. G. Osborn perform
ed the ceremony. the single ring SER
vice being used Miss Mary Mitchell
was the maid of honor, and Harold
Merrill the best man. The bride is
head booker in the office of the
Maine Spinning Co. here, and the
groom is native of the town and is
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