Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-08
KENNEBEC.
MI. VERNON.

I.
III MIS-. Alice Appleton of Haverllili,
Mass, is visiting her friend, Mrs. IL X.
/ Cram.
Mrs. Augusta Dollon entertained her
aunt. Mrs Lydia Robinson. last Tues
day. Aunt Lydia" attended the Ken
yon & Small revival meetings, in the
afternoon and evening of that day.
Miss Faustina Bean visited her sis
tiers, Mrs j T. Hammond. this week.
/ Much interest of the right kind has
been manifested this week in the union
revival meeting, conducted by Kenyon
and Small at the Baptist church. The
meeting will continue every afternoon
and evening of this week, at and
o'clock The meeting, Saturday after
noon, will be for women only. Mr..
H Kenyon will lecture on matters of spe-
ciai interest to women Kenyon and
Small will conclude their campaign of
union revival meetings in this village
next Sunday. Services will be held at
+. the NJ T.. church. at 1890 \. NJ, 800
I p NJ. and zoe z. NJ. The afternoon
service will be for men only Come
and take this last opportunity to hear
| these specialists in Christian revival
| work.
/
! Turner's hall was attended by large
| crowd. The prizes offered for the best
| dressed couple were awarded to Harry
! E. Turner, Mt. Vernon and Miss Mild
red Page of Belgrade. while Edward
| Trask of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Doris
| Mills of Belgrade carried eft the hon
! ors as the most comica1iy dressed.
| Tuesday evening March IL, Poverty
| ball will be held at the same hall and a
prize given to the poorest dressed gen
| tleman and also one tc the lady look
! ing the most poverty stricken. In the
| event of stormy night postpone
nnent will be made to the first fair
might Music by leagues orchestra
| A baked bean supper will be served.
Miss Viola Workman is the guest of
| her friend. Mrs. Marguerite Wadieish.
Miss Ellen Taylor. Belgrade, has been
visiting Miss Ethelyn Tucker.
PITTSTON,
EAST-Miss Sadie Garter. recently,
returned from visit with her grand
mother, Mrs II. X. MaeFadden at Ced-
ar Grove
F.. E. Scott and Edward Marson
| made business trip to Jefferson, Tues
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed Of Alma
! were visitors at Richard Russell's
| Tuesday.
Alden Knight Of Portland. was call
ing on relatives and friends in town,
Wednesday.
KEN
| MONMOUTH.
\ meeting OF the Amity Club was
| held at the home of the president Miss
| Valentine Curtis. for the election of
officers Those elected We're: President.
Marion March; vice president, Berie
| Frost. secretary, Valentine Curtis;
treasurer, Helen Pike.
| The Grange held an all-day meeting.
Wednesday, In the afternoon, some of
| the articles in the warrant for the COM
!, ing town meeting We're discussed.
News has been received here of the
death of DIR. Grocer. at his home in
| Roxbury, Mass. For several years, DR..
Grocer has passed the summer and
autumn months in Monmouth at his
farm Norriss Hill.
The lady members of the Library
! Association will serve dinner at Cum
fston nall on town meeting day, March
10.
Meetings of unusual interest have
been planned 10 run nine nights at the
| Methodist Episcopal church. beginning
| Friday. March Z, ontinfing over sun
! day and throughsthe next week The
meetings will be under the direction of
the Bates College Y. NJ. c.. A. Deputa-
| tion. with a. g. Cushman, leader of
| the team Friday night. at r.. NJ the
| Boy Scouts will entertain at a supper
| under the direction of Scout Master
| Woodbury. and Chaplin Rev G. f.
| Whidden. Friday evening. 80, Mr..
| Cushman will give an address on The
| We'll Balanced Man Saturday night,
| the men will be given an informal re-
| ception. The deputation will furnish
the program for the evening, this to
include readings, solos and story tell
| ing. Sunday night. the service will be
in charge of the College men, who will
speak on the subject "Why l Am a
| Christian"
WEST GARDINER.
On account of the storm, Thursday
| evening the telephone company's meet
i ing was postponed to meet at Grange
| hall, next Monday evening, at seven
| O'Clock.
Frank Towle went to Augusta on
| business, Thursday.
/ Mrs. A. W. DeFratus passed,
| Wednesday, in Hallowell.
w. A. Harper is gathering the brown
tail moths on his farm at Cherry Hill.
/ Mrs Eliza Towle visited her daugh-
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