Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-26

Charles Berry is confined to his home
en- Middle street with two bones brok-
en- in one of his feet The accident &C.
Cured atsthe Thompson & Fox wood
working plant where he was employed
and was occasioned by a cart loaded
with 1000 feet of lumper, passing oven
The member, DR.. Stinchtield was called
and the injured man was removed to
his home.
Shepherd II. Swain, an advocate of
slow speed was arraigned before Judge
BraZzell together with several other To-
cal automobile drivers. He was found
guilty and was fined So and costs,
amounting to 7.56.
The following new books have been
added to the Public Library during the
month of May: Preacher Of Seton
Mountain, Seton: Mistress Anne, Bail
ey; Dorothy Dale Books 90, Penrose;
Altsheler Books, ca, Altsheler; Peggy
Stewart as School, Jackson; Ruth
Fielding Books (2), Emerson: Garden
ing and Farming. Shaw; italy, France
and Russia at War, Wells; Tho Altar
of Freedom, Pinehart; When the Prus-
slams Come to Poland. Iurczynowich;
ouT Z IdS III ' 6ISe anu IlOSt, DNIldIll-
Ter: Arabian Nights, Olcott: More
Arabian Nights, Olcott: Homo Gar
dens, Rexford; The Jack Knife Man,
Butler: Classic Myths. Gayley: Pri
vate Life of the Romans. Johnston:
Galus, Becker; The White People.
Burnett Leonard Wood. Mercosson;
LLOYD George. Dilnot: Tell Ne Why
Stories About Mother Nature, Claudy;
Tell Me Why Stories about Animals.
Claudy: Tell Ne Why Stories About
Color and Sound, Claudy; @The New
Poetry, Monroe; Saumterings, Warner;
Eight Duplicates.
The Sunday morning service at the
Centenary Methodist Church will he
preparatory to tho congregational cam
vas which will take place during the
afternoon. Jefferson C. Smith. state
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be
the speaker. At the evening service
the team leaders will report the results
of the canvas and the pastor will
preach I sermon subject. -Four Men
and Another Man" A feature of this
service will he a duet by Mr. and Mrs.
Albert r. Watson. Everybody is in
vited.
Y uFST6l OF SildS GSidNu.
Ceremonies as quiet as have been the
declining years of his life were con-
Quoted Friday afternoon at o'clock
in memory of Silas Leland, from the
Leland homestead at the corner of
Madison Avenue and Spring streets.
Rev. Charles Fl. Mckinney, pastor Of
the Island Avenue Congregational
Church ofTiciated and the remains
We're inferred in the Pearson-Leland
burial plot at the Southside Cemetery.
The pail bearers were John W. Stew
ard. John r., Fred R, and Samuel w.
Philbrick.
The date Of the Somerset County
Sunday School Association is June %
instead Of June p and the sessions
will be held at that time in the Meth
odist Church at Madison, according to
an announcement made by Miss H r.
Page Of the executive committee
Thursday evening. The following are
the speakers and their subjects: THE
Sunday School in the kuraf tOnunun-
ity". Mrs. Fred Davis of the Black
we'll Hill School and Rev. Judson
Packard. SUPERINTENDENT of the East
Ridge School. Cornville: The Teen Age
X,
hecan; What Shall We Teach our
Children, Mrs. Lizzie A. Marble Of
Skowhegan: "Why Should Adult Mem
bers of the Church be in the Sunday
SCHOOL,. Rev ]. H. Trites Of the Nor
ridgewock Baptist Church: The Mems
Bible Class as Find It., George o.
Weston, Madison: THE Importance of
Teacher Training, Rev. W. r. Wood,
Augusta. state superintendent Of
Teacher Training: 1.-The New Inter
national Standard. by State General
Secretary Wesley Weir of Portland
who will also conduct Round Table;
The Sunday School and Patriotism.
Rev. J. NJ. Arters Of the Waterville
Methodist Church. In the evening Miss
Alice ]. Spear will have charge of the
music and Rev. Mr.. Arters will give
the address THE Cali 10 Arms"
There will be special car service be-