Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-26
A Clean Young Generation.
NORRtDGEWOCk.

St. Johns day was observed Sunday
morning by the members OF the o. h.
s. and Lebanon Lodge, F. and a. NJ.
About ninety were in line Of March
from the Masonic hall to the Congre-
gatlonaf church. where serman was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. Robert
Sheaff. Special music was given by the
choir.
, Miss Louise Clark, an assistant
teacher in the High school has return
ed TO her home in Oakland
The Boy Scouts are preparing for a
hike and camping trip to Smithfieid,
where they will remain for some time.
They will be accompanied by Rev.
Robert Sheaff.
Mrs George Lunt. has returned from
Portland. where she has oeen for
treatment.
D. E. Taylor has sold his farm on
the Smithfield road to a. n. Avery
and has purchased the Dennisen
Haynes house on N-aterville hill.
Sunday was observed as Children's
day in the Baptist church.
Marshall p. Hale Circle met June is
for its regular meeting. Ice cream, and
assorted cookies were served. This cir
Gle is in fiourishing condition. Ten
new members have been initiated
since Jan. !.
Mrs. C. s Wright is nicely settled in
her new store.
The members of the Senior Class OF
n. II. s., who have been spending
several days in Boston and vicinity,
have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cony Russell have re-
turned from weeks stay in Boston.
Miss Linnion Brown left Tuesday for
Milford, N. H, where she will act as
bridesmaid in the wedding of her
cousin. Before returning home she Will
visit in Massachusetts,.
Miss Grace futile, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Tcmpkins.
went Tuesday to Mercer, where she
will visit friends.
News has been received here OF the
death of Selden Doyer, who passed
away Sunday in Ludden. N. D.. after an .
illness of several weeks. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Doyer were former residents
of this place. The remains will be .
brought here for burial
Mrs. o. X Packard was In Farming
ton last week to attend the graduation :
of the Normal school. She was ac-
companied home by her daughter,
GLADYS. a student in that school,
Clyde Bigelow is working ir the
Maine Central station during the a5-
seace of Mr.. Higgins, who is having
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Wallace and Mr.. j..
and Mrs. w C. Young entertained
about 65 members Of the Jolly Glee
Club Friday evening in X. Of p. hall. :
A short program was given and sand
wiches cake and coffee were served.
The remainder of the evening was I.
spent with games and social chat.
Farmingtcn schools, is the guest of
Miss Stella Packard. also one Of the
Pennington school teachers.
J.. L, Whitney and party consisting
of w. r. Whitney, George Abbott, Miss
Lillian Whitney and Miss Linnion /.
Brown, returned Sunday from a trip
OF a week through Canada. New
Brunswick and Aroostook county. >
Leaving here Sunday morning the
week before, they made Quebec at
o'clock that night. They stopped at
the hotel Chateau Frontenac for two
days and made sightseeing trips to all
the places of interest. From Quebec
they went down the ST. Lawrence and
past the place where the Empress of 4.
Ireland was recently sunk and about
1000 lives lost. Soon after they branch
ed off, coming down through New.
Brunswick and finally back to Maine,
where they spent two days visiting
friends and relatives in Houlton. Leav- =
ing Houlton at about 6 o'clock Sun
day they arrived home at about three
in the afternoon. They found the roads :
in the province of Quebec In a horri-
BILE condition and were. glad to get back
across the line. ~-'-s~s~'