Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-10

at the evening service in the Centenary
Methodist church Sunday evening when
program Of music from Richard
Wagner was given. Mrs. Effie Pooler
Malley's rendering of Prayer" from
"Tannhauser". was especially pleasing.
while Charley Turner sang 20 Thou
Sublime Sweet Evening Star in a fin
ished manner Carl w Malley's organ
recital was treat in itself, his open
ing number being an introduction to the
third act Of 'Lohengrin." followed by a
number of other Of Wagner's compo-
sitions. Rev. H. G, Turner told the
congregation some of the songs they
should sing and Mr.. Malley played in
closing march from "Tannhauser."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lang Mrs. Annie
I. Fish and John l.. Fish were in Wa
terville Sunday TO meet Mrs. Sarah B.
Bennett Of Oakland. Cal. who is a
house guest of her niece, Mrs. George
Cannon Of Waterville. Mrs. Bennett is
a cousin of Mrs. Lang and is a native
OF Somerset county, going West A
years ago. She was formerly Miss
Sarah 3. Potter of Fairfield. Mrs Ben
net will later some to Skowhegan for
u 'lSll WIN TeIaClteS.
Miss Cora Robinson. who is with the
family of DR.. George Otis Smith here
gave an address before the members of
the Chr stan Endeavor Society of the
Bethany church Sunday evening upon
her work at Hampden Institute in Vir-
ginia, where she is teacher
William Soule. accompanied by his
IRE vi Of To 10 II
were guests Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Soule.
Mrs. Harold Larry has been passing
few days with friends in Naterville.
Large audiences attended the annual
public preaching and seance services OF
the Spiritualist Ladies' Aid society held
Sunday at Lakewood. Rev. Frederick
Nicholson Of Boston delivered two Very
able addresses, Miss Olive Hayden
president of the society, introducing
the speaker The addresses We're fol-
lowed by spirit messages which were
plainly recognized The services We're
held in the theater building and the
rostrum was prettily decorated with
cut flowers. a meeting of the Camp
Association was held during the day
and W. II. Clark of Ca~atunk and Mrs
Joseph Montifiore of Waterville were
named as members of the finance COM
mittee. At mid day the. members OF
the Ladies Aid served d dinner at the
Day cottage in compliment to Mr.
Nicholson and other friends. Among
the out of town people present We're
Charles Radford of Boston. Mr.. and
NrS >f
Imogene Merrill of Caratunk, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Lanigan of Waterville
Peter Macarthur of the Theater com
pany was the soloist Of the day.
Friends of Rev. Eta Goodwin Ira
cey' assistant pastorspf the First Bap-
tist church. regret to learn Of her con
tinued illness
Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Cleveland. who
have been associate with the manage
ment of Hotel Oxford for several
months, completed their duties Satur-
day and Hon. S. W. Gould is now man
aging the establishment Mr.. Cleye-
land has accepted his former position
in the l.. B. Jewett meat market
Sunday was Communion Sabbath at
the Christian Science church. Mrs. F.
l.. flynt is substituting as second read
er for probably the remainder of the
summer
Mrs. John c. Clifford left Monday
morning on an extended visit to Bos-
ton. Portland and Old Orchard.
FIR j. L. A. Renaud left Monday for
a visit with his aprents in Auston
Mass. His cousin. RI. Ernest Renaud
o. NJ. l.. assistant rector will be in
charge Of the parish during his alb
sence.
Raymond Christensen of Matapan
Mass, who has been visiting with Mrs
thr4sIansen and child at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William,
Mitchell, returned home Monday. Mrs
Chrlstiansen will remain for probably
month longer.
Mrs. Alexander Simpson Of New
York, who is passing several days in
town as the guest Of Mrs G.. Everard
Henderson at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Haskell. motored to Fan
gor Sunday accompanied by Mrs
Henderson. her brother. Joseph Has
kell and Edward j. Dysart of this
town.
Miss Frances Clark of Presque Isle
Is visiting at the home Of her broth
er, w. =. Clark. Nr Clark. who ex-
pected to be transferred to a store in
CG1thou now eXpacts to remain in
Skowhegan fer the present
The following pupils nave graduated
from the Dudley Corner school. Mrs
Della Sanford teacher: Mabel Louise
Ryan, Hazel Frances Herrin. Margue-
rite Perkins. Gladys Elva Kicker and
William Godfry GaSne.
Several nuns from the local con-
vent are attending a Spiritual retrea,
lasting for one week at Mount Mere
in Waterville.
E. A. Rogers and family. C. r
Whitaker and family and F. J. Fowler
and family, all Of Presque Isle, are
enjoying an outing at Grand Army
( cottage at Lake Wesserunsett. Mrs
Rogers is sister of Mrs. Wallace
Clark Of Cedar street, this village.
Fifty eight persons attended mass
offered by F'r. J. L. A. Renaud at the
/ Lakewood Inn, Lakewood last Sun
day forenoon. 1t was the first time
Catholic services were ever held there
, and they will be continued for the
present.
Albert Genthner of Dover has ar
rived here and accepted a position ir