Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-20

Stnchield, Readfield, 1; w. S. True,
Leeds Center, 2, A. B. Parker, Boston, 2;
H. H. Clark, Boston. 2; w. w. Benson,
Boston, 2; 1. A. Cribbey. Boston. 2; I. B.
Chandler, Boston, q G. d. Rideout, Fair
field, i; w. p. Linscott, Waterville, l.; II.
w. Stetson, Lewiston, 2; 6. II. Foster,
Oakland, l; A. Merchant, Fairfield. /: +.
Pates. Fairfield /; w. Quincy, Fairfield,
/; J. Gilbert, Fairfield, 2; NJ. Burns, Pitts
field, L. H. E. Day, Gorham, l; G. F. Dins-
more, Boston, 4; A. L. Walker Oakland,
l. John H. Lowe. Litchiield. 1; E. P.
Hyde, Bath. l; w. c. Brown, Waterville.
L. H. Gernole, Unity. 1; l.. Fl. Prescott,
Burnham, /; w. w. Prescott, Burnham,
L. G. w. PIERCE, Bingham, /; e. G. Hall.
Bingham, /; w. F. Toothaker. Carmel, /;
F. Curtis. earned, 2: NJ. Frawley. Angus
ia, l; A. Bowker, Augusta. /: T. Corners,
Gardiner. /; r. w. Pottle. Gardiner, 2;
Fl. II. Howard, Gardiner, 2; r. Glidden.
Gardiner, L; W. Brookins, Gardiner, /; E.
Perry, Gardiner, !.
The Rev. Francis Bate Of Winthrop
held services at the Free Baptist church
both morning and evening Sunday.
Nov. 10. {
Rev. Thomas Cross. pastor OF the
Universalist church, delivered the third
of a series of sermons on the "Prin-
ciples of Our Faith" on Sunday. Nov.
49, The subject of this sermon was
The Trustworthiness of the Bible as
Containing a Revelation of God"
At the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. H. S. Trueman, pastor. Morning
service at 1890, topic: THE Founda-
ton of God"
Rev. P. A. A. Ki''am, pastor Of the
first Baptist church. took for his sub
ject at the morning service at 1880,
The Sunrise of the Soule."
The Cascade Grange observed ladies'
night Saturday evening. Nov. IS, at the
hall.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will hold their annual fair at
the church vestry Wednesday. Nov. %.
both afternoon and evening. The sale
will be held in the afternoon and a play
will be given in the evening.
Twenty-Five deer were reported as
received from the big woods Friday,
Nov. II. They We're shipped to the fol-
lowing persons: John G. Clifford. Show
hogan one; w. l.. Dutton, Skowhegan.
one; T. H. Douglass, Bowdoinham, two;
f. Craig. Brunswick, one; J. Groves,
brunswick, one; j. D. Abbott. Brooks.
two; w. c. Abbott, Brooks. two; G. J.
McMann. Portland. one; H. c. Brown.
Gorham. one; o. r. Hart, Warren, one;
a. Mendenhall, jamestown. r. l., two;
J. Lyle, Washington. Pa, two; J. Fen
.nessey, Somerville. Mass. one; E. F.
Perkins. Auburn. two; Gertrude Mitch
ell, Oakland, one Elmer Loomis, Oak
land, one.
Miss Ethel Gleason entertained very
pleasantly her classmates at her home
on Belgrade avenue on Friday evening.
Games were played and delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Charles Casey of lockwood was in
town Friday on business.
The farmers are taking advantage of
the early snowfall. hauling their wood
while thes ledding is good.
L. T. Mitchell has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been visiting his fam
lily. who are living there for the winter
Men have been busly occupied all the
present week hauling empty cans from
the cornshop and loading them into
cars. Two or three carloads have al
some is Fairfield.
George B. Stevens of Scion has ar
rived in town
A new arrangement has been propos-
ed for the weekly prayer meeting at the
baptist church next Thursday. All are
invited to attend.