Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-23

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prints of Mr.. Dulac. who is a cripple
As there was aslight snow on the Sun
day morning Of the break the foot
prints were quite visible and many
persons having seen the tracks appear
ed in the case as witnesses for the
plaintiff. After stirring appeal by
both attorneys, Judge Brazzell an
nounced that the decision of the court
was that the defendant would be held
in $500 bonds to appear at the next
term of the supreme court at Show
hogan. Having furnished the necessary
bonds, the prisoner was released SUB
ject to a call from the supreme court.
Rev. H. G. Mann of Gardiner will
preach at the local Universalist church
Sunday morning at 1915. Rev. Mr..
Mann is a candidate for the local pas
torate and is a very able speaker. The
public is invited to ttend.
Services at the Baptist church for
Sunday, Dec "a. will be as follows:
Morning service at 10.45. at which~the
pastor, Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman, will
speak on the theme, 1.-THE Christ
Child" This special Christmas mes
sage will bring the good cheer OF the
season to all our friends. so come and
share it with us. Bible school at II NJ.
Subject for the adult department to
be, Unto Us a Son Is Given" This is
a most impressive lesson taken from
,the Prophesy of Isaiah. Christian En-
deavor meeting at g. o'clock. Topic for
the meeting to be, Helping to Accom-
plish the Purpose of Christ's Coming"
The young people should come In large
numbers for the good cheer of Christ
mastide.
Please remember our~prayer meeting
Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock. The
lesson will lie taken from Peter third
chapter.
At the vesper service Sunday eve
ming, there will be a speeial missionary
program carried out by the children
and young people of our Bible school
in the auditorium and a most cordial
welcome is extended to all.
This afternoon from to the chill
dren Of the primary department Of the
Sunday school will enjoy their annual
Christmas tree and entertainment. All
members and their mothers are cordial
ly invited to attend. ~.
The funeral services for the late Au-
gustus Abbott. who died Thursday
morhing. will be held from his late
hom6. on Main street this Horning at 10
oclod. Rev. G. o. Perry, pastor Of the
local Methodist church. will off1ciate
and fial will be at Winslow.
Donald knowlton, student at Tufts
Medical college. is passing the holidays
in town at the home Of his parents. DR..
and Mrs. F. A. Knowlton of Winches-
ter street.
The Royal Neighbors Society held
its aaepual meeting at the Woodman
haA 1T evening. Officers for the en-
suing War were elected and other i'm
portanl business matters were acted
LewtSsRyan, a student at Boston col
lege. is passing the holiday recess at
his homeson Osborne street.
SpeciafChristmas talks will be given
at the Salvation Ar1nx hall Sunday.
Dec. -. The services Tor the da.x will
oe as follows: Sunday school at 10 A.
w. Holiness service at II A. M. After
noon meeting. open air, at 2.30 and in
ooor "a o'clock. Outdoor evening ser
wee at 7.ao; indoor service at 7.45. Ar
VINO wish to attend these services vii,
70 ceroially welcomed The regular
christmas tree and concert is to be Div
en- as usual this year and an Announce.
ment will he made later.
Mr. ana Mrs. l.. e. Prentiss have re-
turned from Bangor; where thew u,oro
ueleeates from the Benton GRANGE -
me Htate Grange convention held ~
'nat city during the past week
MISS Jessie Bennett and t>ho,.
So,no..',, WIZ iea'e this morning for
.,da ~ ', .a Mass. where they will re-