Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-22
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist church. Newbau

OHONNH NOIlCES
Baptist church. Newhall st,...
Ernest. M. Holman. pastor. ~
service at 10.45 A. NJ. Prof p. o's
Brown Of Colby College will
the pulpit. Sunday school a. ~
Christian Endeavor meetins
M. Evening service at 7 p ~
Brown will deliver a discoprs. ~
evening. Prof. Brown is no gu.
to Fairfield people, as man. ~
been afforded the pleasure Of "a
him. Prayer service Tuesday a
at 100 p. M.
Catholic church. High stro.. /.
FIR. Alexandra Dugre, pastor: M..
8 A. NJ. High mass at 10 A ~
pers at 3 P. M. Low mass each 20
ing Of the week at IT'S A. NJ %
Methodist church, upper
street, Rev. c. Oscar Perry -,
Morning sefvice at 1O.45 N
mon by the pastor. Sunday sch,.'
IL M. Junior League at 3
subject Of the afternoons lesson
be MY Part" The leader of ths.
ing will be Ramayne Perry na
service Z P. M. The weekly mass
Of the Epworth League will be ~
day evening at 100 p. NJ. The wv.
class meeting will be Friday sr'
at 7.3O P. M.
Salvation Army hall: SUNDAY .,
hour at 10 A. M. Holiness servi.
II A. NJ. Afternoon outdoor ser,,.
2.30 P. M. Afternoon outdoor serv;.s
3 p. M. Evening outdoor servie.
7.30 p. NJ. Evening indoor servi..
7.45 p. M. outdoor and indoor se,r:
every evening Of the week. wi,, \
exceptions of Monday and Tus,s
evenings.
Union Mission Hall: Sunday a..
noon service at go P. NJ. Sund.,
ming service at I p. NJ. Regular II
vices during the week.
Universalist church, lowsr
street: Vesper services SUNDAY ~
noon at $50 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Dr.
Of the Waterville Unitarian chn.'
will occupy the pulpit. y
Mrs. William Barney of upner ".
street entertained the members n, !
Christmas Club Friday afternoon ir,,'
| of Mrs. Toppan, who is i'll. Tho s..
was passed in sewing and the ho,,'
served light refreshments. There wv
full attendance.
Miss Ella Hall and Miss Helen Co..
EFT left Friday for Brooks, wbers -
will pass the remainder of the wsss -,
guests of friends and relatives. VI,
at Brooks they will attend the Kni,-
of Pythias ball.
DR.. w. Herbert Walters returned :,
day from a few days stay at Bor-
DR.. Walters accompanied Mrs. ".
Langley to Boston. where the latter /,
entered the Emerson hospital at For
Hills for treatment.
Mrs. George Page is confined TO h
home on Western avenue by illness
Scott Blackstone has completed his 4
ties as driver on the grain team for 4
Fairfield Grain Co. He has accep,s
position with the American Wooden G,
John l.. Leary left Thursday for Eu
da, where he will pass the remainde,
the winter.
FIR <f
have arrived in town, being called Ia
by the passing away of their graz
child, Ruth Edna Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holt Of MAIDS
| were in town Friday. They We're gu:
of Mr.. Hollis brother, Charles Holt, 10
er Main street.
Miss Grace Warren is confined to
home on Bunker's island by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Foster have M
ed their household goods from the hov
| on lower Main street owned by N
Alice Drew to Waterville, where Ii
will make their home in the future Ii
! have moved into the house on upper c
lege avenue formerly occupied by Til
Libbey.
| According to the books at Town C
William J. Bradbury's Office. the int
tons of marriage are coming in faster
far this year than last There have b
| five intentions of marriage recorded
this month. Last year there was one
! tention of marriage the first of Janu
and the next intention was in the mid
of April, which was followed by anOt
in May.
Daniel Hustis of Benton is confined
his home by illness. He will leave
for Augusta, where he will enter
Augusta General hospital for treatm
Mrs. George Toppan is confined to
home on Newhall street by illness.
Thomas S. Henderson is confined to
home on Maple street with an attacs
the prevailing grip.
Mrs. Joseph Pooler is quite III at
! home on Pleasant street. suffering .
rheumatism and other ailments.
Pooler has recently returned from
Sisters hospital at Waterville. where
| underwent several operations for
growths.
! Radio operators are enlisting
great numbers in the ranks OF