Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23
PITTSFIELD.


The annual business meeting of the
Landman Bible class and the Golden
Rule Circle of the Free Baptist sun
day school held at the church, Tues
day evening, was j very pleasant
event A supper was served in the
dining room, at $50, Prof. f. L. Land
man acted as Toast Master Judge
O. H. Drake. teachsH Of the Men 5
class, and Mrs. G.. e. Henry, teacher
of the ladies class, extended words OF
welcome, TO which responses Were
made by Rev. II. M. Ford, DIR, E. a.
Porter and Prof. Humbert. During
the evening, music was furnished by
the NJ. G. l. Mandolin Club, and piano
music by Miss Bertha Smith. Follow
ing the supper the following officers
Were elected:
Landman Bible class-president, c.
z. Henry: vice president, William
Cook; secretary and treasurer, G. l..
Rogers; teacher, o. H. Drake; chair
men on mmittees-eXecutive b. S,
Matthew's; social, w A. Taylor; mem
bership, Z, |. Frost; finance, d. p.
Written; devotional g. A. Whithee;
music. j. S Haseltine.
Golden Rule Circle-President, Mrs.
Bertha Foster: vice president, Mrs.
Evelyn Call; secretary, Mrs. Grace
Landman, asst. secretary, Mrs. w.
A. Taylor; treasurer Miss Prestina
Hersey; teacher, Mrs. c. E. Henry;
assistant teacher, Miss Ada e. Coffin;
chairmen on committees-reception
Miss Elva Johnson; membership. Mrs.
Jessie Dorr: devotional, Mrs. Cora
Rogers; entertainment, Mrs. Myra
BRIGHAM; visiting. Mrs. w. w. Cook.
Word has been received here of the
death of John A. adams. an aged res
ident nf Palmyra, who had served as
selectman and town treasurer for d
number of years. Two sons. Frank
Adams If Newport and Homer of Pal
myra and q daughter, Mrs. Laura j
Parknan Of Palmyra. survive.
A meeting of the New Era Auxil-
iary Of the Free Baptist church will be
held, Thursday afternoon, in the par
lors OF the church, with Miss PreStina
Hersey. Mrs. Nina Kimball and Mrs
Clara feathers hostesseS. A program
will be given in house planning.
The Pittstield A. a. basketball team
will go TO Dexter, Friday evening, IL
play a return game with the Dexter
A. a. team.
The local corn factory OF the North.
ern Maine Packing Coz, is enlarginG
its business. with plans to keep run
ming rbe year round. Besides the can
ming 0f corn i'm its season. the remain
der of the time will be given to can
nlne beans, German Lentils and othel
articles. About % are employed at thu
| factory at the present time
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Miller of Hart
land. e. II. Pushor of Wiscasset. Mr.
and Mrs. G. f. Cannon of Bangor
Mrs. r. II Boyd of Bangor. Charlie
| Dustin of st. Adams and Mrs. l.. w
Coons of Augusta were in town, Tues
day afternoon, to attend the funera
| services of the late Mrs Mary Pushor
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hackett an,
| Miss Maud Bracket. with Mrs. Hack
ett's guest, Mrs William Murray o
| Robinson We're. Wednesday, in Ban
| gor
| A. r. Rice of Newport formerly o
| this place, has purchased the Rober
| Powers place in Detroit.
| The members of Junior Union of TIL
| Universalist church held a social a
| the church. Wednesday evening.
| Clarence Tyler. who was called +
| Greenville, Monday, by the death o
| his uncle. John Tyler. an aged resi-
| dent of Greenvile. returned home
| Wednesday.
| A regular meeting of the Women
Relief Corps, stephen Davis Post. wa
held in G. A. r. hail. Wednesday aft
ernoon.
| The annual business meeting for tn
election of officers of the Universalis
| parish will be held at the church, Mon
day evening. Jan. p. ~.
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