Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-14
KENNEBEC.
REApEIELp.

The Methodist Quarterly conference
was held at the chapel on Thursday
evening of last week, presided over
by Rev. J. w. Frost, with better at
tendance than usual.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was observed at the chapel last Sun
day and three members were ADMIT
fed to the Methodist church.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
]. M. Williams Wednesday afternoon
Of this week. Prayer meeting at the
chapel Wednesday evening.
j. w. Butman is having his house
wired for electric lighting.
DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rog-
ers are being congratulated upon the
birth of son, Walter Raymond
Rogers. Jan. 9. The event occurring
on the anniversary of the mothers
birthday.
Miss Marguerite Gordon who has
been passing some time at Weeks
Mills returned home last week.
Rogers Millett of Augusta was an
& over-Sunday visitor at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mil
lett.
Two carloads of poplar were shipped
from the station by E. L. Townsend
Monday for marketing.
Several Depot ladies attended the
Missionary meeting at winthrop CEN
ter Wednesday
Mr.. webster, Bates college stu
dent. occupied the pulpit at Smith
Memorial church Sunday.
Miss Knox who has been visitor
with Mrs. Emma Whittier returned
Saturday to her home in Oakland.
Mrs. Lena Dudley who was severe
" injured some weeks since is now on
trutches and was a Sunday caller on
Mrs. John Purcelle.
= little daughter of Arthur Welch
Is critically ill.
Master Stewart Collins is i'll.
Friends of Mrs. Georgianna Law
renee are greatly pleased that she is
recovering from an extended illness.
Mrs. Emma Gordon entertained
part, of ladies' at her home Thursday
afternoon.
EAsT-Mrs Elias Curry of Hallowell
and Mrs. Fred Hefferman of Augusta
were visitors Sunday of Mrs. William
Hunt
Miss Alma Hall of Mt Vernon who has
been visiting at the home of her aunts,
Mrs E. A. Gordon and Mrs. w. A.
Hunt, returned home Monday.
The l.. S. c. will meet with Mrs. c.
c Morrill, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Ada Berry and Mrs w. T. Mace
we're recent callers on Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey
at Winthrop Centre.
The Epworth League held pleasant
gathering at the home of Mrs. l.. Q.
Dudley Wednesday evening Refresh
ments of candy and peanuts We're served.
Frank Hartshorn lost a fine heifer re-
Gently. She got cast in her stall.
J. n. McKenney was a recent guest of
Ais brother, Willie McKenney, in Dex-
ter, who is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. C. S. Towle and son of Win
throp spent Thursday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. a. Hailett
C c. Merrill who has been i'll is con-
ealescent.
Archie Morrow and Miss Wentworth
Of Augusta were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Merrow
Master Elwood Dudley passed the
week-end with his great uncle, Stephen
Miller, at Manchester Forks.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. Reuben Smith, an evangelist work
fstic Society of Boston. will begin a Sc
ries of meetings Jan. 27 at the NJ E.
church.
The Joint installation of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs was held Wednesday at l.
o. - F. hall. The Rebekahs were in
stalled first by D. d. Pres. Lucetta Fell
lows of the home lodge assisted by Sarah
L. Smith, marshal The following off,
GERS were installed: n. G., Maud Foss;
V. c., Ellen Carson; Chap, Emma Gill
man; War. Bertha Redonnett; Con-,
Carrie Gordon inside guard. Alice Ja-
cobs: outside guard, Eda Davis; r. S. n.
g., Josephine Williams; L. S. n. c.. Evie
Davis; r, S. V. G.. Augusta Dolloff; L.
S. v. G., Helen Hopkins
The Odd Fellows were installed by D.
D. Young OF Wilton, assisted by Marshall
FIarvery of the same place. officers in
stalled; n. c., NJ. r. Jacobs: V. g., DIR.
H. E Williams; Chap, J. A. Rundlette:
War, Lewis Redonnett; Con-, Fred Ing
ham; r. s. s., II. E. Carson; l.. S. S.,
Ernest Gilman; inside guard, w. d. Arch
ebald; outside guard, Thos. McCartha; r.
S. n. G., G B. Fairbanks; l.. S. n. G.,
John Carson; r. S. V. c., G. G. Gilman;
L. S v. c., Oswell Fellows. The Mt
Vernon Orchestra furnished the music
for he occasion, and the supper commit
tee furnished a most delicious repast.
Mr.. and Mrs w E. Carson announce
the engagement of their daughter Lucie
to Carleton r. Turner.
The preaching service Friday evening
by District Supt. J. NJ Frost at the NJ.
L. church was greatly enjoyed.