Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-27

after light refreshments had been
served.
{. w. Gilman of Waterville visited
his mother ana sister from SaturdaE
to Monday last.
The Mems Bible League had charge
of the Union service at the NJ. l.
! church last Sunday evening. The
meeting was well attended, and the
sence of the president, the vice presi-
, dent, b. r. Cram, conducted the SER
| vice, with special emphasis To Easter
Truth Among those who took part
, in the exercises was Senator j. w
Allen, whom we We're glad to hear in
this way. The next meeting of this
kind will be held next Sunday eve
ming at : o'clock, in the Baptist
church. Everybody is cordially in
vted
The Easter decorations at the Bap-
list church were very beautiful. and
much credit is due for that part of the
days celebration to Miss Myrtle =.
Robinson and the young people who
assisted her
young ladies' tea party. followed
by choir rehearsal, took place at the
home of Miss Myrtle l.. Robinson, las
Saturday
The Womans Missionary Society
will meet at the Baptist parsonage
next Thursday afternoon, March -.
All the women ef the Baptist church
and congregation are cordially invited
to attend. The word for the day viii
be "Faithfulness," and the special
s.1,hf / -;
the Missionary. Explorer and Philan
thropist.'
The Union prayer meeting of this
week will be held on Thursday eve
ming at I O'Clock, in the NJ. f. church.
The young people will meet on Fri
day evening in the paror of Mt Yer
non House, to practice revival songs.
s Carl Davis, of the University Of
pennsylvania, is spending his Eastcr
vacation in Washington, D. G.
W EST-Sunday school VAS held a
the Free Baptist church March %.
after the lesson study business cape
before the school It MAS decided to hold
lie sunday school every sunday. at /
+. NJ, dntii further notice.
Preaching services. March % at z.
NJ, if weather and travelling permit.
Rev, +. W. Klein will occupy the pull
pit.
Rudolph Anderson has recovered
from the German measles.
VASSALsORO.
SOUTH Clark Nelson is visiting his
sister, Mrs. claud Dyer, in Augusta.
Dr. W. F. Brown OF Weeks Mills. vas
i business caller ia jhe place, recently.
Everett Richardson and wife of Ran
dolph, We're guests, saturday md sun
day, of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Morse.
Miss Gladys Twitehell resumed her
duties as principal OF Unity High
school, Monday.
J. p. THiteaell is entertaining G. w.
smiley and son Of Cross Hill ut his
wood pile.
Charles Morse passed sunday With
his family.
Mervin Weber Of kent's Hill is en-
ioyins the Easter recess At the nome o.
his father, Vim. Weber.
Mr. Kurdish of Rumford Falls is
passing ii few daNs with his uncle,
Benry Seates
Frank Haskell IS I'll with bronchitis.
c. H. Leach. NJ. D, Of South China,
was d caller in the place sunday.
Robert Ford is saving Wood vita
easolene power AT II. f. Brann's.
W. c. Stone of Augusta, passed sun
Gay with his brother, Robert
Wyman Bn%nton is visiting friends
AT Cooper's Mills foF an indefinite time
Mrs Reuel Trask returned last week.
to her daughters, Mrs. Maud Perkins
Mrs. Ed Cunning. and children, VII"
cave been passing the winter i'll the
place have returned 10 eleir homo in
Sidney Nj. Cunning expects to so IN
few weeks.
\. w Boyntou. who is calpentefins
in Augusta. passed Sunday with his
family in this place.
Mrs. c. Ii. Fowler and Mrs. y. W,
ro,.nton we're recent callers in Water
vile.
Alr. and Mrs viii Eaynes were Fri
day guests of their father Augustus
HAYNES and sister Mrs. Nellie Niles ef
Hallow6H Nr Raynes remains very
feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w Mason and SON.
of Augusta, are expected home, this
week to pass the spriue vacation.
a telephone has been latelN inst4ele1
n Nm. Weber 5, HdH -9-l7'
Mary Weber Of augusta, mas peeh =
guest at her fathers, Wm. Weeoer 5
ior 4 few DAYS.
Mrs. Minnie Sahin aad daughter
Erlena, are both ill with the mumi's'
Mrs. Andrew Weber is having
trollble with one of her e%es
Mrs. Haskell Of Whitefeld IS stoppihF
with her sister. Mrs Andrew Webeef'
Mrs. Ruth Morse was ealing on