Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-06
VASSALBORO

NOR 1-ItOS mays u NOTCH Der.
wick, who worked in the Wooden Mill
since spring as a weaver has entered
the Sophomore class at Colby College
Among recent removals in this village
are those Of Orlando Gage to the tene-
ment over the Post Office, Dan Phillips
to the Haywood house on Maple street,
and Henry Miller to the Phillips house
Floris Gilmore attends the Watervillc
High school. Her parents were with
her at the reception Of that school, last
Friday evening.
Benjamin Eyers. boss finisher of the
finishing room of the WOODEN mill, has
been ill for about two weeks, and las,
Saturday went to the Sisters hospital
in WatervilIe. According to latest re-
ports he is doing we'll.
Kenncbec Chapter, o. E. S., held q
meeting at Masonic hall last Frida,
evening.
The annual Installation of officers OF
Vassalboro Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ
will take place in public meeting al
Masonic hall on Wednesday evening
Oct. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Perry went t.
Milo last Saturday, by auto
The Holly Club met at the home ri
Mrs. Charles Shorey. Bridge street, or
Monday afternoon Oct. 4. The attend
ance was large and the meeting yer,
pleasant. To accommodate severa
members who will be out of town tw,
weeks hence. the next meeting will b,
held on Oct. 25. at the home Of Mrs
Elmer Shorey.
Miss Reta Mabry OF Boston. is visit
ing her parents, DR. and Mrs. Chas
Maybury. '
H. A. Plummer Of Boston, superin
tendent of the Fairfield Baptist SUNDAY
School, gave an interesting and help
full talk to the "Rally-Day' session O.
the North Vassalboro Baptist Sunday
School last Sunday noon.
George McRay and his son Harold
attended the funeral Of Dr. Taggart a
Skowhegan last Sunday, making tn,
trip by auto.
Mrs. J. E. Jewett and Mrs. F. W
Klein are the delegates of the Nortl
Vassalboro Baptist church to the An
nual meeting Of the Maine Baptist Mis-
sionary Convention which are held !,
Waterville this week
John Driscoll went to Boston las
Saturday, to visit friends and to se
the big final series games.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will serve tn
first supper of this season on Thurs
day, Oct. Z, in the vestry.
CENTER-Miss a. M Spring o
East Mortified, Mass, and w. H
Hayes Of Cambridge. Mass, are CUES,
of Mrs. G. c. Haynes.
The preaching service last Sunda,
afternoon was we'll attended. Rev. I, 3
Mower, D. D., of Waterville gave a yer,
helpful discourse on Romans 1928
Mrs. Anna Marden and Mrs Clara Per
ley were appointed delegates from Thu
church to the Annual meetings Of tn
Maine Baptist Missionary Convention
Oct to z, in Waterville
NORTHERN. A. w. FRYE, pastor a
the M. E. church, took for his text Sun
day morning Nehemiah AHA, BE no
We afraid Of them; remember the Lord
James Phillips is enjoying his vaca
>tion in trip to Washington D. c.
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noyce Of Low
ell. Mass, are spending a few days a
the Methodist parsonage Mrs. Noyc,
is the sister Of Rev. A. W. Frye.
Miss Edna Reed left the first Of tn,
week for Mexico, Me, where she ha,
secured a position as teacher in tn,
schools there.
Harold Roundy has resigned from
his school in Clinton and enters Col
by College Monday.
The Rev. A. w. Frye was confined t.
the houseiwith neuralgia in his face al
last week
The Kennebec Valley Federation OF
Methodist Ladies Aid societies heIf
their fall meeting with ladies of tn.
Methodist church in North vassalbore
Thursday. Sept. 80, and one Of the mos,
helpful and inspiring meetings OF the
federation was reported The session
was opened at 1890 o'clock by the pres.
ident. Mrs. Amy Drummond, with de.
votional exercises. lead by Miss Carrie
Teeple matron of the Augusta State
hospital. Following the devotional pc.
riod Mrs. A. W. Frye, president Of No
vassalboro Ladies' Aid, gave the ad.
dress Of welcome in well chosen words
and was responded to by Mrs. F. L. To.
zier Of Fairfield. Mrs. Lottie Noble OF
Waterville called the roll Of the socie.
ties belonging to the federation and Is
were represented. each society making
report Of their work. At noon q boun.
tiful dinner was served by the ladies OF
the local church and 30 sat down. In
the program. Of the afternoon the fol-
lowing took part; Readings, Mrs. Susan
Aver Of North Vassalboro. Mrs. Perry
of Fairfield and Mrs. Oliver Grundy OF
Skowhegan; solo, Nicholas Berry, North
vassalboro: Miss Carrie Bradford Of
Oak Grove gave q paper on 'The Need
Of Young People in the Ladies' Aid
Miss Teeple read paper on the spiritu-
al work Rev. H G. Mc(sIauflfn NJ