Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-24

The Ladies' Union viii meet.
"Wednesday, sept. 20, with Mrs. w. 2.
Lamson.
Rev. and Mrs T. l. Turner return
ed, Monday. from South Berwick
NneTs ,..ts rad passed a two-weeks
vacation with relatives and friends
Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank Jones with
their son Vassar arrived, Saturday.
from st. George. Mr.. Jones preached
at the morning service, Sunday, much
to the qualification of the people They
will visit with their friends, for a few
days.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart opened the school
at Riverside. Monday. Sept. 16. Erwin
Stewart returned, Sept. II. to his
school work at Coburn Institute
Mrs. Allen Studley and Mrs Han
nah Merrill were recent callers ON
Mrs. Ellen Lampson and Mrs. Abbie
Mitchell.
ALBION.
Mrs. Sarah J. Copeland. who has been
i'll but a short time, passed away
Wednesday morning, Sept. IS. hus-
band and five children survive. The
Oldest daughter is married and lives in
town The others are all at home. The
youngest daughter has been in poor
health for a year or more. Besides the
loss to her family, Mrs Copeland was
active in the work of the church, Sun
shine and Relief Corps and will be
greatly missed Energetic warm-heart-
ed and capable. her death is felt by the
whole community.
CHINA.
Rev. and Mrs. E. f. Lopgley, Dea-
con and Mrs. G. +. Rowe. and Miss
Ethel NJ. Fish, are the delegates chos-
en- by the Baptist church to the Bap
fist anniversaries to be holden in
Portland, Oct list, I'd and 3D.
The friends of Rev Newell c. May
nard, who formerly preached in the
NJ f. chufeh in China, but who for
some years has identified himself
with the Congregationalist churches
in Massac husetts, Will be interested
to learn that on Oct 10th he expects
to marry Miss Olive Sanderson Dunno
of Newton Center, Mass. After Jan.
1st, 1918, they will be at home" in
Peabody, Mass, where he has a pass
torate.,
Frank Jepson is at present on the
sick list. His many friends hope for
a speedy recovery. L
r Alfred c. Jones is in Boston for a
few iddys -" '''1i1
The many friends of Z. b. Taylor.
who recently returned from California
where he went last winter, are
pleased to see him on the streets
again.
Mrs. A. N. Goodwin and son, Bart
lett Sampson, who went to Temple
Heights to regain his health, returned
home Sunday.
George Thorndike, who has been
living in China for the past few
months, leaves, Monday, for New
Haven. Conn, where he is to be en-
ployed by F. S. Nelson.
Clifford T. Haslem, one of a pair of
twins. four months and twenty days
cid, died suddenly in its mothers
arms as she took it to so to a neigh
boris to telephone for a doctor The
child had commissions and the mother
being alone could only do as above
stated, leaving the other babe alone.
While on the way the child died.
They have the sympathy of all in
their affection.
WEEKS MILLSAFrank Remission
OF GHiofd VISITED His idtneF, george
Remission, Saturday and Sunday.
The Busy Bees. Win meet, Friday
with Mrs. w. B.. Clifford.
Miss Young of Liberty is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Horace, crummett.
Miss Carrie Dodge of Bowdoinham
is visiting her brother, Perley Dodge.
Among those who attended the Wa
terville Fair We're Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Masser. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs PerleY Brown and Mr..
and Mrs VIII Shuman.
Miss Melvena Masser has returned
home from visit to Miss Fern Small
of Freedom.
Mrs. Bird Brown is on the sick list.
Harry Reed, Jr., visited Augusta,
Monday.