Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-08-24
SKoWHECkk
Program for the 35th Annual
Spiritualist Campmeeting y
Anderson Barton
Wedding
LIST OF TEACHERS-OTHER
.JOTTINGS OF TOWN

pole, y. H, who have been here visit
ing Mr.. Groton's sister, Mrs. Dora
Whitaker. started on their return
journey Monday morning This is the
first time Mr.. Groton has been here
in eight years. s.
People here who heard Rev. George
r. Varney of Cauldwel- Idaho, when
he supplied the pulpit of the First
Baptist church here for a month re-
Gently. will be sorry to hear that Mr..
Varney has decided not to come to
Skowhegan as pastor of this church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K Rowell went to
Augusta Saturday, making the trip in
their automobile. and brought back
their daughter, Miss Myra Rowell to
spend Sunday with them.
Rev. F. G. Davis of Norridgewock
supplied the pulpit of the Bethany
church Sunday. helping out the pas
tor. Rev. George Merriam. who had
three funerals to attend Sunday. Vo-
cal solos were given by Charles Tur-
ner Of this town and Miss Marion
Dyer of Cornville. Miss Dyer is study
ing singing in Boston under private
teacher. Mrs. c. NJ. Lambert was or
ganist for the Sunday service.
The program for the 35th annual
campCleeting of the Spiritualist AS
sociation which is TO be held at Lake
wood Sept. TO IL inclusive has just
been arranged. The speakers are Rev.
Frederick A. Wiggin, pastor OF Tn
ity Church in Boston's Back Bay,
president Of the Camp and Of the
Massachusetts State Spiritual Asso-
cation: Rev May S. Vanderbilt Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, one of the most not
ed lecturers and psychics in the
world; Rev. George A. Fuller, M. D..
lecturer and pastor Of the Liberal
church in Greenwich Village, Mass. !;
Mrs. c. s. Bradley. prominent
speaker and message bearer of Bos-
ton: and George B. Cutter. another
leader in lectures and message bear
ing, also and entertainer of note, will
also furnish the music. The Ladies
Aid will conduct their fair in the the
ater building.
The funeral of Levi ". Weston. a
most deeply respected and honored
citizen Of the town, took place at his
late home on the Island at P. NJ,
Sunday, Rev William Mann coming
by automobile from Mexico, Maine, TO
officiate. A large attendance Of citi-
zens OF the town and profusion of
flowers showed the esteem in which
Mr.. Weston was held. Pallbearers
were: Judge E. F. Danforth, Col A.
G. Blunt. Hon. c. 2. Merrill, c. R
Cock, Frank Bickford, John H. Stew
ard, David Lewis and Second Selec,-
man Henry Dome.
The intentions Of marriage of Ef-
finger L. Hartline, a naval officer of
Amsden. Ohio, and Edna Eudora Pc
;ers OF S!sowhega!l are recorded at the
Town CLERKS Office.
Skowhe-an baseball team will play
Madison at Madison Tuesday and here
! Wednesday.
! ,ir. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and
Nr. ana Mrs. sam Stewart Of Augusta
were the guests Of Z. Payson Viles OF
I Sl:oWhegan over Sunday.
4 Supt. Of Schools c. L. Clement gave
out Monday the following list OF
teachers for the Canaan schools for
tie year opening August 30th: Prin-
cipal High school, A. E. Tarbell, Ca
naan: Grammar school. Grades V
Vii, Raymond Pratt, Canaan: Prim-
a.y, Grades IN, Mrs. a. E. Tarbell;
55ashcl! school, rural, Mrs. Harold
FosteT, B.ock school. Make Kennedy
" hitlen school, Avis Maddocks
Ea1.sGen school. Lena r. kimball;
GlahsE Ei~ncne Reed. Eartland r
f, D. Prowa's Corner school, Mrs
Blsnch Dslen, Canaan.