Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16

rol90oo IN court
Mrs.. Emma n. Smith left Monday on
the mid day train for a visit with her
mater In HouIton.
ne annual meeting Of the Island Az
suus oengresafional church Will DO held
,rhuYsday afternoon beginning at
O'Clock. The roll will be called AZ
o'clock q supper TO which the adult
members OF the church and parish are
IN vitsd v;il be served and in the eve
nins sAe annual meeting OF the parish
will occur
President G. n Gardiner Of the Farm
srs' Unions was IN Augusta Monday ana
today planned 70 visit The Unions in Will
,on and Pennington.
Mrs. Waiter Hight and little son arc
expsc.cd home sometime this week from
a long viss. with Mrs. Nights parents,
Mfr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby. in Middle
town. Conn.
Nr nnd Mry Horace Parker returned
Monday ~ Water>ilc. af;er visiting
since Monda5 in town.
Miss Janet Sturtevant, mcmpef OF
the faculty 1T Lawrence High school,
-.turned 10 Fairfield Monday. after
short VISIT at her home here.
Elmer T. Harris. superintendent or
s.owhegnn Jersey Creamery and treas
urer Of the Milk Producers Association
Of somorset County. was in Augusta on
Monday 20 meet Richard Pattee OF
Springfield Mass. secretary or the olo
New England MIX Producers Assocla-
ton Mr. Harris went down 10 get IDEAS
on the schedule for organization. FROM
Augusta Mr.. Harris was going 70 Ayre-
dale Farm in Bangor. where he is con-
n.ctcd with the dairy.
The household goods Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Jones were being shipped Monday
to Dexter where the family are TO cs-
tablIsh their home in tho Barron house.
which was formerly the home of Cashier
Barron. who was found dead in the
vnult OF the bank where he was employ
ed He was thought to have been muir
dered.
Ex SHERIFF Thompson has returned
from a trip through northern Somerset
county beyond Jackman and TO Attean.
Mrs Laura Davis of Hartland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. S. Smith of
Heselton street.
The portion of the Dillingham; farm on
Psrknlsn Hill including the buildings,
which has been owned by John II. Lam
caster for some time has been sold to
Frederick Parkman. who will move his
family there in the spring.
The reading by Arthur J. Fischer of
Boston. which was to have been given
IN Bethany church under the auspices OF
The woman's club will be held in the
opera house instead Wednesday evening
and will be n benefit for the High school.
Each club member is privileged to three
tickets IL they so desire and seats will
bc reserved for them in the body of the
house. Seats not claimed. however. aft
or 5 o'clock will be thrown open to the
public. Mr.. Fischer will present The
New Henrietta" in which William H.
Crane starred. and the soloist will be
Miss Arlen McKenney of Madison, while
the pianists will be Howard Friend and
hcr daughter Miss Mary Friend.
Tho Gloc club concert. one of the en-
tertainments in the High school enter
tainment course. which was scheduled
FOR Wednesday night. has been cancelled
by tho manager of the Bowdoin Musical
clubs. Tho patrons of the course. how
ever. are assured that there will be an
cntcrta inmcnt equally as good provided
for them at a later date and it is possi-
bic that the musical club can be pro-
cured later in the winter or in early
'sprins
The members OF the First Philathea
class cleared about sl5 from their
cake sale held Saturday afternoon in
tho Dodge block. The class this week
Friday night will have their annual
Ecntleman's night at the vestry of the
First church. The affair will be direct
ed by Miss Gertrude Carter and MEM
bers of the social committee.
Manley Holt. father of Representa-
tive &. NJ. Holt. is i'll at his home in
HinCklcy and Is under the care of DIR.
Wordsworth
There is 10 he a public installation of
the two courts OF the 81. John the
baptist Society Thursday evening in
Convent hail. During the evening there
will he program directed by Mrs. w.
J. Lashon and there will also be drill
by Is young ladies.
In compliment to the birthday of
Miss Margaret Moore OF Pennington,
local Kindergarten teacher. party
was given Friday evening to Miss
Gladys +. Pennell. at her home on
West Front street Whist was played
and during the play candies and nuts
were served. Refreshments of mousse
and birthday cake were enjoyed later.
Skowhcgan acquaintancos of Mrs.
Flo Bcai Of North Arson viii be inter
ested 90 note that she has started on
a trip 60 Montana. together with her
nephew, Harry Deal, who's" home IS n
that State. Mrs. Beal's grandson,
John Bcnl u; Texas. also accompanied
them. She vii! be away probably untiI
next August.
Roy Akriey has come from Boston
90 Join his wife here and visi, with
relatives.
As a cuimina;ion of the week OF
prayer. Rev. Eta G. Tracy. assistant
pastor Of the First Baptist church, de-
iivered "A forcefIl address TO the young
people OF the community Sunday eve
ming In the vcstry Of the Centenary NJ.
r. church. There we're In the congrega-
ton a good sized number ana there
VAS quite a sprinlSliuc OF The older as
well ps the more youthful. FOR whom
the service was primarily intended.
Rev. Mrs. Tracy's text was "Remem-
Der Now Thy Creator" and her de-
velopmcnt OF thought was the possihil-
fly the opportunity and responsibility
az youth Her main object vas IN AL