Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-13

Geruu0e Perciyal OF WoteEvlAes a. !
solois,- Sunday school at Il u.
The services at the Baptist church.
corner OF Elm and Newhaa streets,
Rev. John L. Clark. pastor. for sun
cay, Feb Il. are as follows: Morning
service at ia.zs A. II. Subject Of the
sermon By Rev. Nr. Clark. The son
Ct God. and tho Sons OF God" sub
jet of the five-ninu;e talk TO the
children b. the pastor, The LeSand
Of Our Lady's Tumsier.' Sunday
school at Il II. Evening service at r.
II Subject Of the discourse By Rev
Mr.. Clark. Endorsements Of Jesus.
Claimed TO Be the Son of God. Pray
e. meeting Tuesday evening at .-s'
The services at the church OF the
Immaculate Heart. High street. Rev
| Alexandra Dugre pastor. for Sunday,
| Feb. "a, are az follows: Mass az A
| NJ: High Mass at 10 A. d. Fespers
P. II.
The Murray Club Of the Cniversalist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon at
| .he home OF Mrs. Venre Sawyer, Elm
| street. 4 full attendance il desired at
this meeting.
| Mrs. c. .. Perry, who lie III At hire
home on Western avenue, with an at
| tack Of the grip. is better Friday
| The members of the Pfumzner Bible
class met Friday evening at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Plrnner a.
/ West Benton. and a very interesting
session was held. The first part OF the
meeting was devoted to the transaction
/ Of the class business. ard as this was the
annual meeting the election of oMcers
to serve for the coming year took place
Then a short musical ard literary pro-
gram was carried out, as arranged by
I Mrs. Harriet Bates and Mrs. Wilbur
/ Mitchell. The entertainment was as fol-
lows: 500 by Mrs. John L Clark. which
vas very much enjoyed: selections.
abide with Ne" and The OLD Folks
a. Home" By the ladies' quartet COM
posed o. Mrs Ora waIdroa. Mrs. Wilfred
| Hall, Mrs. Eva Blackstone and Mrs.
| Harriet Bates: reading Of an origina.
| poem, written By Alonzo Day and read
| by Mrs. Day IN honor OF the day, the
| 18th birthday Of Albert Piumrne-. The
poem was very well composed and well
rendered. ~ the close OF the entertain
rneEt 4 social aour vas enjoyed and re-
freshments Of ice cream and cakes were
served During the evening Nj. Plum
nler. the founder and teacher OF the
Plummer Bible class Of tie Eaptis, sun
day school. was presented with libra
~ lamp, with electric appliances, from
his class as a birthday remembrance.
The pyesen tation vas made BY one Of
the members and Mr.. Piummer respond
ed very heartily to the kind and thought
ful gift. 2r. Plunmer has beer teacher
Of this same class in the Baptist Sunday
school for the past IS years and erer
since the real organization Of the same
| with was eight years ago. The class
now contains about GO members. al earn
est ard willing workers. The meeting
broHe Up after a late hour. all declar-
ing il 70 be one OF tire most pleasant in
the history Of the class
TIE services At the Methodist church
for Sunday, upper Main street. Rev. g
o. Perry pastor, are as follows: Morn
ing service at 1913: Sunday school a. u
N; Junior League a: P. N. evening
se---ice at :. TUESDAY evening ree,,ar
! meeting Of the Epworth League az 30
ard the leader Of the meeting will Re Miss
Ira Fletcher. Class meeting on Friday
evening at 7.5t
A rehearsal Of the Beoton Grange de-
gree team was he'd Thursday evening at
tire Benton Sctoolhouse hall
Miss Ida Richardson, employed 8.
/ SkowheEan. is passing few days a..
West Benton, tire guest Of her father.
Alton z. richardson.
TIE postponed meeting Of the Pas. and
Present Cub viii be held Moncay after
noon az The home OF Mrs sl.as Lawry
On the island
a. oF
passing several days a. West Benton
with her sister. Mrs e F. Parker. dur
ing Mr.. Parkers Illness.
The next meeting Of the Social Neigh
bors will be held Thursday afternoon at
the home o. Mrs. Lloyd Sykes, lower
Main street.
Mrs. E. I. PEsbury vas reported as
not 50 vel after a few weeks Illness
at her home on lower Main street
z. T. Parker, ~ho has been Ill at his
home al West Benton for several days,
was reported as some better friday. He
is under the care ot a trained nurse.
Mrs Llycd Sykes OF lower Main street
! entertained on Thursday afternoon the
following ladies: Mrs. James F'leve!iine
Of Fairfield. Mrs. Hugh Smith Of Va
| terville and Miss Hazel Tobin OF Oak
land
Mrs.. Ralph Jewell II Western avenue
was hostess Friday afternoon from 23o
TO ESQ 20 a party of % ladies' at 4 thin
bic tea Dainty pieces of needlework
employed the ladies fingers while they
enjoyed the sociability Of ore anothers
company. During tie afternoon the host
ess served dainty luncheon. Mrs Max
Clark of Wate-vi,le. Mrs. Kellev Of
Brewster, y. I, Miss Nellie Manning of
lSoInerville. Mass, were among the out
of-town guests during the afternoon.
John Ames. who has been at tbs
Sisters hospital at Watsrvilie for
several weeks, returned Thursday. to
! his home on Elm street.
Mrs. William Mutt and daughter
Frances returned Thursday to their
home in Clinton.
Dan Butterfeld. the veteran hunter
and trapper, who has been enjoying
good health for a few weeks after a
sick spell, is again Ill at his home on
Cemetery street.
Henry Kreger, Harvard, 1916, arrived
Wednesday to pass a few days with
his mother, Mrs. W. r kreger.