Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-07

the body of the late Angelina S. Ira
cy was conveyed to Lewiston where
funeral ceremonies We're held from the
Court street Free Baptist church. Rev.
Alfred Williams Anthony, d. d. LII.
D.. officiated and Rev. F. NJ. Lamb a
well-known Gospel soloist of Bruns-
wick and friend Of the Tracy family
conducted a service of song. DIR. o. Fl.
Tracy. brother Of the deceased. with
his wife, Rev. Eta G. Tracy and their
two sons. accompanied the remains to
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Judkins, former
ly in business here now located at
Clinton in the cry goods business. left
Tuesday after a visit with relatives
here.
Rev. E. w. Weber Of Hallowen was
in town Moroay and Tuesday. He
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Odelle Fillebrown Gray, wife of Da-
vid Gray at Madison. Rev. Mr.. Web
Der was formerly pastor of the Mad
ison Universalist church.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St
Marys held a meeting Sunday after
noon at the Catholic church and next
Sunday the married women's sodality
will meet
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Maynard, who
has been passing some time in Skowhe-
San on official business. started Tues
day on his return to lockwood.
Odlon Figue, who has been Ill at
Hallowell hotel, was brought to Show
hogan Tuesday forenoon on cot bed
in serious COR ition and was taken to
tCe home of his brother, Theodore
Vigue, where he will be cared for Mr..
Vigue was formerly located here, GO
ing to Hallowell about two years ago.
His wife and son are in Vancouver.
Mrs. George Ware and son Clifford
are visiting with her sister in Gardi-
ner.
The date Of March IS has been select
ed for the entertainment to be given
by members Of the parish Of Our Lady
Of Our Lourdes.
Miss Glennis Haines Of Middle street,
who has been ill, was reported yester-
day as improving although not out of
bed
Miss Blanche Jewett has accepted a.
position as bookkeeper at the office of
the Farmers Telephone Co.
The next meeting of the Town I'm
provement Society will be held Friday
afternoon in Library parlors at which
time q program upon Living Condi-
tons of Our Foreign Neighbors" will
be presented In continuation Of the
years study upon Immigration" Mrs.
Emma c. Witham will direct the meet
ing.
In spite of the wild storm Of Monday
there was a good sized gathering of la
dies in Bethany Chapel to listen to an
address by Rev. F. w. Stedman Of
Japan, the affair being held under the
direction of the Helen Coburn Mission
Circle. Rev. Mr.. Stedman, who is a
Canadian by birth, has been in the
Orient for about q years. five years
In Korea and the last 16 years in Jap
an. He has been in the states or Cam
ada since May but will return to Jap
an probably in September, a country
which because of his long residence
there has come to seem much like
home. His address was based upon
Christian work for women and children
In Japan and his main thought was
upon evangelistic and educational
work. with the resulting influence OF
these two lines for spiritual uplift up
on women and children, and through
them it's uplift Of the masses.
Bruce White, who has been passing
several weeks with Mrs. White and
their two sons here started Tuesday
for Montreal and from there was to
continue mis- trip on the British Column
bia where he is engaged in mining. He
somewhat considers returning to Maine
again next summer for another visit.
Carroll Ben Flanders. a senior at
Colby College has lately been given
place on the college debating team a
position to which he has twice before
been elected Gerald Mccarthy re-
turned to Colby to resume his studies
at the same time.
Frank Parker who lives in the Beech
Hill neighborhood has received word
that his brother, George I.abon Parker
died in Kalispill.' Montana.
Miss Louise Merrill. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Robt. Bratton
in Wilmington. Del, has returned to
Maine and visited here for short time
before going to Waterville to resume
her studies ut Colby College
The annual meeting of the Dead Riv-
er Log Driving Company will be held
at tho Augusta House. Augusta. Feb
20 at 10.45 a. m. The annual meeting OF
the Dead River North Branch Log
Driving Company will also be held the
same day at the same place at II
o'clock.
number Of Skowhegan boys are
planning to attend the Conference in
Lewiston, Feb. 9-10-11. Irving Symons
and Kendall Decker are the delegates
appointed from the First Baptist
Church while those planning to go
from the Bethany Baptist Church are:
Julian Goodrich, Raymond Fogg. Clyde
Badger, Herman Tracy. Everett Burn
er. Harold Rutter, Harry Dysart. Will
lard Paul. Herbert Tramby under the
direction of c. B. Hight. Rev. G. II.
mckinney will go from the Congrega-
tionai Church and among those who
will probably attend from this parish
are William Philbrick, Langdon Jew
EFT. Herman Porter, Kenneth Matson.
Elliot and Fred Chase, Karl Tobey.
Raymond Lacasce, Fred Raynor, ROD
ert Rolgier, Robert Barker. Francis
Croteau will also go from here TO as