Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-16

class condition. The lineup will be
as follows: Laundry c. Ryan SIS, Ba-
kt.c IF, Totman j, Ormand Lawry eff,
varney If, Burke 1b, Patterson 3b,
Blackstone 2b. Leewood Jones will
umpire the game, which will be called
at go p M.
William Burgess, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram F. Burgess. sustained rather
painful wound, when on Thursday eve
ming he was playing with one of his
friends and in some manner a knife
blade stuck into his left thigh, cut
ting a small artery. The wound bled
profusely, but no serious results are
expected.
Rollin C. Clarke has returned from
a several days business trip to Rock
land and vicinity.
C. Maurice Wyman returned Thurs
day from few days visit at his home
at Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown have
moved from the Gilman block on Main
street to Mrs. May Sedgeleys house
on Elm street.
The services at the Baptist church
for Sunday, May II, are as follows:
iect of the sermon by Rev. John l.
Clark. Through Judgment for Peace;
Sunday school at y NJ: evening ser
vice OF P. NJ. subject of the dis
course by Rev. Mr.. Clark, The At
tractive Christ" A baptismal will fol-
low the close of the evening service.
Arber day was observed Friday in
the rural schools by general Clean
uD day, The school yards were raked
and cleaned up Other schools carried
out programs in observance of the day.
Mrs. Mabel Lord and son of Danville
Junction are guests at Shawmut OF
Mrs. Lords parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blackwell
Mrs. William Seayey and son Will
liam of Vassalboro have been guests
in town this week of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanard Gibson. upper Main street.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club MEM
bers will go to Waterville Tuesday aft
ernoon. where they will be guests OF
Mrs. Bickford on Kelsey streets.
Fred Steves has gone to Brassua,
where he will stop at Del Woods camps
and enjoy the fishing
Jessie Richardson of Belfast arrived
in town Friday for a few days visit
With relatives.
Miss Florence Jewett of Norridge-
wock is passing few days in town
with friends.
Thomas Enright is i'll at his home
on Kelley street with an attack of
tonsolitis.
Arlin Lowe returned Friday morn
ing to Thorndyke, after a few days
visit at West Benton.
Mrs. Jerome Nelson is Ill at her
home on the Shawmut road,
Mrs Joseph Rowell formerly of this
town, now of Waterville, is reported
as being in very poor health.
Gideon Mayo has moved his house
hold goods from the Smell house on
Silver street to a rent on Newhall
street.
Mrs. Ella w. Rowell has returned
TO Lawrence, Mass, after several
weeks visit in town with Rev. and
Mrs. John l.. Clark, NewhaH street.
Miss Veronica Enright, student at
Mount Mercia Academy, has been hav-
ing a weeks vacation because of ILL
ness.
Mr. Clark has moved his household
goods and family from the Davis
house on Gilberth street to West Ben
ton, where he has purchased house
on the up-river road.
Thomas Gogan has returned from a
several weeks stay at Oakland, where
he aas been employed by Mr.. Knights.
Lee Reed has moved his household
goods and family from Pennington to
a rent in the house on lower Main
street, owned by Mrs. John H. Glib
son.
Mrs. Fred Savage has returned from
Madison where she has been supply
ing the pulpit of the Free Baptist
church.
Tile Queen Esther Society of the
Methodist church will hold a social
Monday evening in the church vestry.
Games will be played and refresh
merits viii be served.
Wilbur Bradbury has completed his
work for George Small, liveryman,
after a several years service.
Tie services Sunday, May II, at the
Methodist church will be as usual AT
the morning service held at 1915 A.
! NJ, Rev. c. o. Perry will deliver a
sermon in observance of the Univer-
sal Peace Sunday. Sunday school at Il
NJ junior League at $50 p. NJ. Eve
ming service at p. NJ. Tuesday eve
! ming Epworth League, subject of SCR
vice. Anniversary Day Silver Jubilee. I"
! Leader. Melvin McCurdy. Sunday
school banquet will be held Wednes-
! day evening. Supt. Earle Stoves il
+ chairman of the committee in charge.
/ A meeting of the Boy Scouts will be
I held Thursday evening. Glass meeting
] Friday evening.