Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-04
MADISON,

mo 4tH quarterly conference and an
nnal business meeting of the Methodist
church was conducted Saturday eve
ming, in the church vestry, by District
Snpt. ]. NJ. Frost. Reports given show
ed all departments of the church
work to be in excellent condition. It
vas voted % ask The return eff Rev.
J. 4 Betcher for a second year Tsh
officers elected were Stewards, Arnasa
Gregory. W. II. Kennison w J. Fos-
ter, James Brown, Laurence Rriggs.
Francis Moore. Claude Sidelinger, Reu-
ben Head, ID. II. Randall, II. III. Per
kins, NJ. NJ. Spear. w. E. Foren, Ce-
phas walker, William 3. Hilton, B.
Frank Burns, Alfred NJ. Holden; trus-
tees, Samuel Nose, George w. Haynes,
Evan W. Adams. Rev. c. K. Evans,
jerry Wentworth. George w. F. Mer-
rill, Thomas II. Spear, Rev. J. p,
Roberts. The committees appointed
We're; Foreign missions. Mrs. Phoebe
Haywood, Mrs. Mary Rushworth, Mrs
Stella Vose, Mrs Ella Merrill; Home
missions and church extension, Mrs
Abbie Haynes, Mrs Lizzie Vose, Mrs
Eva Spear. Mrs. Hattie F. Evans:
Sunday schools. ". II Kennsen, Miss
Edith Vose, J. P. Roberts; tracts. Miss
Annie B. Roberts, Miss Iona Wescott,
Mrs. ella Merrill; auditing committee,
Samuel Yose, w. e. Foren, o.. T.
Briggs parsonage and furniture. Mrs.
Rehecea Gregory Mrs. Abbie Haynes,
Mrs. Mary Rushworth. Mrs. Olive Gil
man; temperance, NJ. NJ. Spear, s.
Nose G. w. f, Merrill; education, Miss
Grace Nose. Mrs Mary ". Kennison,
Mrs. Jennie Spear, Mrs. VIM. Spear;
Freedman's Aid, Mrs. Susie Haynes
Mrs. Merrill. Mrs Jennie Briggs;
church music, Mrs Kennison, Mrs.
Bertha Herd, Miss Alice Spear. Mrs
Mae Randall, ". FL. Spear, T. FL,
Spear; aid for conference claimants
Mrs. George w. Haynes, Mrs. Stella
Vose, Amasa Gregory; hospitals, DR..
w. II. Kennison, Mrs. Kennison. Mrs.
Rushworth; trier of appeals, o. T.
Briggs; estimating pastors salary, w,
Fl. Kennison, Geo Haynes, Evan
Adams: church records. NJ NJ Spear.
j. +. Roberts. Arnasa Gregory.
The following vital statistics are
shown by the Madison town clerks
books. for the month of January:
Deaths, Jan. =, Francis Hilton, age IS
years. 3 months, 2S days; Jan. 10, RAN
dali Gillis, age SO years; Jan. IS, Arthur
Robichaud: Jan. 20, BERTHE w. McKen-
ney, eyed IS years; marriages. Jan.
Is a. Merle Corson and Miss Marga-
ret r. Harmon; Jan. IS Graham Nc
Donald and Leota O. Efilea; William
Fl, Collins aud Eliza Williams; Jan.
81, George Leblanc and Ida Roy.
E Miss Mildred Patten, returned mis-
sianary from india, spoke, Sunday
evening, on Missions in the Anson
Baptist church. Miss Patten was for
merry a Wel-known teacher in the
Madison public schools, leaving here,
about seven years ago. She is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. r. C. Clark.
Judge and Mrs. G. O. Small, who
have been passing a few days with
friends in Portland and vicinity, re-
turned heme, Monday
Herman Perkins and Roland Fletch-
er returned, sunday to the University
Of Maine after short visit with
their parents
Tho funeral services Of the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merry were
conducted. at p. NJ, Monday, by
Roy. r. II. Means at the house.
The Frances Willard Memorial Ser
vice viii DC held, Feb. 16. in the Meth
odist church, instead OF March is, as
was reported through an error.