Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
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are visiting her father. Laforest Hannah.
+ Augustus. Cunningham has purchased a
horse from Arris Turner of, West Wash
ington. j. m :rr ~. a.. ...,...4.-
There will be services at the, West
Washington chapel all day. next Sunday
After the forenoon meeting, weather per-
hitting, there, will be a baptism at the
Maddocks mii1pond. :. Rev. T. p. Jones
will officiate.
Mrs, Elnira. Jones and grandson, Les
lie Savage, are visiting relatives ard
friends in Bath for few days.
Warner L. Carver Of Boston, the New
England superintendent Of the American
Sunday School Union. will speak at the
chapel at Stickney's Corner Sunday
morning, Oct. "a, and at the Razorville
c. E. chapel in the evening. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend these ser.
vices. - -
The. many friends of Mrs. Herbert E..
Farrar will be sorry to learn she had not
been so we'll the past week. She has
been i'll for the past year and does not
gain as fast as her friends wished.
|. I Ri lph,, Hubert lost a hne yourN horse
last, week with lockjaw. The colt was a
valuable one.
Mrs. Sanford Jones, who has been Wis
ting. in Augusta the past week. has re-
turned home. 4---,-
Irwin Bryant, of Thorndike visited at
Charles e. Savage's Sunday, He came
down in his. car. So. .-.
+Afonzo L..Grotton is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e. Morse of South
Washington visited at John S. Glidden's
last Sunday.
John Storer of North Union and his
family were Sunday visitors at w. E.
Overlocks. They came over in their Over
land car ~ -s-
c. {. Rivers can make you go
some" on cucumbers. He raised one
nearly IS inches long. In other ways it
of his cows presented him with fine
pair OF twins a few days ago.
The North Knox Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold convention at
the Peoples, Methodist church Satur-
day. Oct. Is, all day and evening Bas
ket dinner and supper will be the bill
fof fare. Good speakers are expected
and every body young and old, should
avail themselves of the opportunity to
attend. AS this is in the extreme north-.
western part Of Knox county and bor-
dering on Waldo and Lincoln counties
the schools from the adjoining towns
in these counties and everybody else
are cordially invited TO be present and
enjoy these meetings
Nit Olivet Lodge. No. 2o3 F. and A.
NJ. Sfc 3nc =; ~,
ming, Oct. 3. Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Maine. Thomas H.
BODICE of Augusta. was the installing
officer, aided by John c. Arnold. W.
NJ, of Bethlehem Lodge of Augusta as
grand marshal and w. e. Overlook of
this lodge as grand chaplain. The Off
GERS of Mt. Ohvet Lodge as installed
are: A. o. Sherman, W. NJ; Charles
Finn, S. W.; Richard Austin, j.. w;
George L. Sprague, &c.,: w. F. Hatch.
Treas; John L. Howard, Chap; Fred
Sukeforth. S. S.; Stephen Miller, J. s.;
Frank Mearse. tyler. Those present at
the installation will not soon forget
the very able and impressive manner
which r. w. Grand Master BODICE per-
formed the ceremony of installation.
~NAeSA Ni'S SSASAAAOhS uAduy eACCHEnt
things for the good Of the order were
spoken by the women and men pres
ent. Mt Ofivet Lodge felt itself in
deed honored by having Brother BODICE
with them and this win go down in
the history of the lodge as as"Red Let
ter day." esaF .a
Rev. Perley Miller Of Leyant has
been visiting Mrs. Abbfe E. Ingalls, the
past week.
w. z. Overlook attended the Bantist
State convention at wateryille last
week where the Baptists and Free
Baptists' Of Maine united in one BODY.
The High school at this place will
begin next Monday. Oct, Is. with Miss
Bessie N. Tobey Of, Waterville as urin-
cipal. Miss Tobey comes. wen recon-
menJed and ia a graduate Of cobnrn
Classical Institute and Colby college
of Wateryille. She. takes ~. n,sca e
Andrew A. G. Cohn Of New YorS
VINO was suddenly called away and i,
unable to return to continue hi. war.s
with this school. - ~ =
Solid Rock oranne
Solid Rick Grange. Durham ha,a
meeting Tuesday evening with az
worthy master nrnS3dtr-I eS