Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-13
PITTSFIELD
The Christian EndeavOr Summer
School Accusing Great In
terest Here And Good
Programs Given
GREAT RACES BOOKED FOR
SATURDAY, AUG. Is

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Much interest is being felt in the
Christian Endeavor Summer school
which is being held her at Maine Cen
tral Institute. Wednesday forenoon
two classes Were held in Sunday school
work, one the Cradle Roll and begin
hers, by Mrs w. J. Weir of Portland
and the other Primary and Juniors
was conducted by Miss Storey of Lew
lston, elementary superintendent
Maine Sunday School Association. AT
the dinner table Wednesday noon Miss
Margaret Koch of Spencer, Mass,
was presented with cake in honor of
the anniversary of her birth On the
cake were Is candles, Miss Koch hay-
ing attended the IS annual meetings of
the Summer school. She was also the
recipient of q book. 1t was voted to
send telegram of greeting to the
Summeland Beach Assembly at Sum
meiland Beach, Ohio, which are hold
Ing its sessions at this time Wednes-
day evening the Sunset service was in
charge of A. j. Shartle of Boston, aft
er which, Il Sunday school address was
ably given by Hamilton S. Conant of
Boston. Wednesday afternoon a
Hound and Hare hunt was enjoyed,
with three trails. red, white and pur-
pie. One was led by Morrill, Burse and
Rita Pushor, one by Inez Whiting and
Clifton Tracy and the third by Dor
othy Cawford and c. D. Nutter. The
trails led 10 Grove Hill, where a sup
per was enjoyed in the grove. The
program for Thursday will be as fol-
lows:
745-S.25 A. M.-"The Gates of Glory
Lifted Up, Mr.. Sauer
s.So-s.lo- Officers in Action" The re-
,ording secretary. the correspond
ing secetary, the treasurer, the ex-
ecutiVe committee. the business
meeting, reports. Mr.. Shartle
9. 9.55-'How to Lead a Meeting. !"
Miss Koch
10000. 40-Joint session of S. S. work.
Mrs. Weir and Miss Story
10.45-1l. 25-Open meeting,
Mrs. Moulton
.30-1210-"The Church and Mis-
slons, Miss Bates
$40 p. M.-Sunset Service.
7.So-Missionary address by Rev Geo.
IL. Hamilton, d. D., of Balasore,
India.
Col. w. G. Morrill,, who will hold a
race at Union Trotting Park on Sat
urday. Aug. To- has secured one of
the best field of horses that will start
in Maine this fall and the Colonel is
leaving nothing undone TO give the
public a good day of sport. The list
of entries:
$50 Glass, Trot or Pace, Purse 500
The Witch" 70 m, by Direct Bra
den, DR. o. r. Emerson, Newport;
Eva Wilkes" m. by Parter Wilkes.
c. W. Dutton, Bingham; Nellie
Grey" or m, by Exile Wilkes, T. H.
Reynolds, Bingham: Silk Forbes" blk
g. by Malcolm Forbes, B. F. Gaylord,
Skowhegan; George NJ" CHI S, by
Wilkes, DR.. c. E. Winchester, Brews
er; Teddy Marshall g, by Tom
Marshall, Harry P. Clukey, Dexter;
King Edward" g. by Kings Council,
Tom Holmes. Waterville: Ada Au-
dubon,' b m, by Audubon Boy, C. F.
Dwina1 Bangor; Jericho" blk e, by
Colombo. N. r. Gould. Old Town;
Dick Reeler.'' blk S. by Roandee, A.
X. Libby. Hartland "Smuggler Ben
ton." S, by Gov. Benton, A. K Lib
by, Hartland; "Foxey," 70 &, by Mid
night, w. L. Davis, Dexter: Moving
Picture" b m. by Celeste, A. Richard
son, Jr. Waterville: Dawn c." CHI g,
Cylex c. L. Jackson. Bangor; TONY
Wilkes" b &, by Johnnie Wilkes, c. j.
Worthen, st. Adams; "Teddie p" b
&, by Nelson, Frank Pelletier, Water