Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-15
PITTSFIELD
Memorial Day Exercises AS in
Former Years - Organiza-
lions to Attend Free Bap-
tist Church, May 30
ANNUAL MEETING UNIVER-
SALIST LADIES' AID

uclO dI LILO CAulSA Ah0A o0eSS
noon. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Pres
Mrs. c. r. Phinney; Vice Pres. Mrs.
w. r. Hunnewell: Sec.. Mrs. j. H.
Scribner: Asst. Sec., Mrs. Oscar Civ
ems: Treas, Mrs. j. N. Martin; collect
or. Mrs. 7. G.. Lancey: Asst. collector,
Mrs. o. E. Libby: directors, Mrs. John
Dearborn, Mrs. Lydia Garcelon, Mrs.
Emma Phinney. Mrs. L. M. Davis, Mrs.
Mary Bracket, Mrs. Sarah Thomp-
son. Committees: Resolutions, Mrs.
Dora vickery: laundry. Sophia Ster-
ling; dishes, Mrs. w. 8. Spaulding.
Mrs. John Gordon: silver, Mrs. L. M.
Robinson, Mrs. John Lindsey.
Memorial day exercises will be OBJ
served in the usual manner here. On
Sunday. May 30, the members Of
Stephen Davis Post, Woman's Relief
Corps. o. s. Haskell Camp, 8. Of w..
s. Of W Auxiliary. Bay Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls will attend the Free
Baptist church in body to listen to
a sermon delivered by Rev. H. M.
Ford. On Monday. May 81, following
the exercises at the cemetery and Sol
diers' monument. an address will be
given by Rev. A. f. Wright in Union
hail.
Randolph Raymond and Clifford
Wood, who were arrested Thursday
for being in an intoxicated condition,
were brought before Judge Drake Fri
day morning and were given a 30-days
Jail sentence.
At q meeting Of the East Somerset
Teachers Convention recently held
o. H. Drake, superintendent Of schools
in this town was elected president and
s. r. Oldham principal Of M. c. !.
was elected a member Of the executive
committee.
Charles c. Woodruff, who sold his
store at Beans Corner several months
ago, has again become the owner and
will open it June /.
At the Free Baptist church Sunday
morning tho pastor will use for the
subject Of his sermon 1.-THE Friendship
OF the Divine FAMILY" At the Univer-
salist church the pastor will preach
on 1.-THE Sources Of New Life"
Mrs. F. E. Mayo has returned from
weeks visit in Greenville with her
mother, Mrs. Scammon.
Miss Irva Giles Of Ellsworth was
the guest Thursday and Friday Of Miss
Gertrude Haines.
Mrs. G. b. Thaxter, who has been
Visiting In Machias. returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Thurlough returned
Thursday from visit in Clinton.
Mrs. M. A. Huff has gone to Burn
ham for visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. g.. E. Stevens and will be
accompanied home by his little son
Phillip, who has been visiting his
grandparents.
Lancey Milliken left Friday for Lost
pond, whereshe viii pass the week -end
at the McGilvery camps.
A union service Of the Senior ana
Junior Christian Endeavor will be
held at the Free Baptist church Sun.
day afternoon at 6.15 o'clock led by
the presidents, Hildred Craig and
Vernon Libby. % /,
Mrs. Adaie Bryant has returned from
Palmyra where she has been for some
time on account Of the illness and
death Of her mother. j..
The dramatic club Of the SebasticoOk
Grange Of Newport presented the 81
act Eural comedy, Inc VuIa80s EUet~
Mistress at the Grange hA1i IN this
town Friday evening for the benedf Of
Sebasticook Grange. A social followed
the entertainment. Music was furnishs;
ed by the Grammar school orchestrsA
MrE. w. 8. Spaulding, VINO ha4
visiting IN Portland With
Mrs. F.~A walker. returns6 houS
Thursday s1sss sss s. gS u IN s3s3 al s5ss
Mrs. 4. Il. Ass,s passed rr,ae| Y
Waterville. 4 s. SSk s 81 M 2
James Dysart and faFnjl1S ~ Ha1l
been residents Of this fbN4s FOR -
past year. will soon return to Show
hogan where they viii locate.
A meeting Of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid Society was held Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. George Elliott on
Somerset avenue.
Through the s. NJ. Raymond real
estate agency E. w. and g. n. wei
lington Of Hartland have bought az
acres Of land on the Goodrich farm To-
Gated in Hartland.
A. st. Ledger. proprietor Of the Par,,
street theater. will begin work neIt
week on erectlng his brick block on
Main street. which win be used for ~.
theater and one store.