Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-18

Wescott va. Arthur LeAvitt. Merrill &
Merrill, for plaintiff and Wing & Wing
for the defendant. The only case as
signed for the second day is that Of
DR.. S. F. Greene of Scion vs.. Eugene
P. Landers ct ais with George w.
Cover for the plaintiff and r. v.
Brown and Merrill & Merrill for the
defense. The indications are that the
term will not be one OF great length,
although County Attorney Anderson
has quite a list of criminal cases to
be handled.
The Sunshine Society will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 10. at the
City building. after which the mem
bers will go to the Red Cross rooms
to sew.
The Grange debt committee are
making arrangements for the presen-
tation of the play, PAS New House
Keeper" to be followed by a social
hop on the evening of Sept 2S.
About IS men of the community
We're requested by Chairman Amos X.
! Butler OF the Red Cross Chapter to
meet at the rooms Saturday evening
10 make arrangements for house to
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for membership. There were Monday
forenoon 1O4 names on the membership
list. A large quantity OIL supplies have
arrived at the rooms and yarns are
70 De given out for knitting purposes
without charge. All ladies willing TO
work are urged to come to the rooms,
which are to be kept open every aft
ernoon in the week. At the present
time hospital shirts, conyalescent
robes and pajamas are being made.
with Mrs. Mollie NJ. Stewart as chair
man OF the work committee. The
chapter will also have an exhibition
at the fair the last three DAYS of the
week. at which time memberships viii
De taken and contributions will be
received. Mrs. b. r. Steward is chair
man OF this department at the fair.
Inc Red Cross is also being resnon-
slbie by solicitation for the furnishing
or a comfort bag to each recruit who
Is leaving Skowhegan this week for
Aver, Mass.
| MISS LYDIA Turner, eldest daughter
Oh Rev. and Mrs. Henry Clay Turner.
VINO was last year Junior at Colby
College, left Monday morning for Car
| lyle. Penn. where she is to take up
studies in the Senior year at Dicken :
son College. This is the same insti-
tuition from which Miss Turner's faith
er was graduated.
| Rev George Merriam preached at
the church in East Madison Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. George H. Weston has return
| ed home from a visit with acquaint-
ances in Boston. West Chesterfield,
Winchendcn and Waltham, Mass.
Prof. and Mrs Frank L. Weeks
with their little daughter Louise Mer.
Ram. have been visiting this week
| with Mrs. Weeks parents, Rev. and
Mrs. George Merriam. They have beer
visiting in Randolph but are shortl,
| returning to Orono in order that Prof
T, Weeks may resume his duties as g
member Of the University Of Maine
| faculty.
In the absence Of the first reade,
Mrs. John II. Steward Sunday at the
Christian Science services. Mrs. IF.
L. Flynt presided with Mrs. Lille
Friend as second reader
FIR. J. l.. A. Renaud left Sunday
| forenoon for Kineo. where he will re.
main until Saturday assisting in a
Catholic retreat.
Following are the delegates from the
Bethany Baptist church to attend the
first annual meeting Of the NORTH
Kennebec United Baptist Association
to be held during the week at the
Baptist church in Pittsfield Llewellyr
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Fogg
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames, JOSEPH
Smith and Thornton w. Merriam
Rev. George Merriam will also at
tend and is among the speakers as.
signed for Wednesday. Rev. o. Fl.
Tracy. Phi. D., Of the First Baptist
church is also assigned for a part or
the program Of Wednesday. but will
probably be unable to attend.
A portion Of the walks are laid con
Meeting the convent with the paroch.
ial school building but no others will
be put In place this fall on thu
grounds which are being prepared fol
the school yard. AS the result Of tn,
recent festival. supper and whist
party for the benefit Of the school thu
sum of $575 was cleared.
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