Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-22
Church Notices


the usual hour. The paste, will speak
upon Help from Beyond the Hills" A
great service is expected. Come to the
house Of God, worship Him in the beau.
~ of holiness. Bible hour AT - O clock
Subject for the entire school, "Jesu7
Triumphant Over Death" 4 splendid
attendance is desired Nesper service
l0-mnute Germon. Topic, 'Immedats
Decision for Christ" The ordinance Of
Baptism will he administered to sew.
eral candidates a. this meeting.
The services at the Methodist church
for Sunday morning are at the usual
hour-1c.45. The pastor, Rev. w H.
Varney, will deliver an address to the
! Masons and Eastern Star Sabbath
school at l. o'clock to which all are in.
vited. Junior League at O'Clock
Fvangelist:c service at O'Clock Spe.
cial music by the orchestra.
NORTH-Henry Green was a caller
in this place Saturday.
Fred Jewett of Norridgewock was
in this place on business Saturday.
Miss Ruth Johnson has been visit.
ing friends here recently.
Percival Wyman was recent Wis.
itor at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Lydia Hoxie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams passed
Sunday in Haliowell with Mrs. vii.
liams' people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoxie and
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hoxie passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs William
L. TAYLOR and family of Hallowell
The last meeting Of the Tuesday
Club was held with Mrs F. +, Doe
Tuesday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served.
Miss Eva Fenlason, who is work.
ing in Waterville. passed the weeka
end at her home in this place.
CENTER-Mrs. Mary Jackson is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 5. L,
Preblc of Waterville.
Charles Gleason OF Greenville
called on old friends here Tuesday,
The young people OF the Sunday
school will hold picnic at East
Pond next Tuesday. All member;
of the school are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Fish OF West
Mills and their daughter and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard Luce
OF .Anson. called Thursday ON Mrs
w. r. Merrow.
Mrs. John Haines and her dausht.
er. Mrs. George Boyd OF Oakland
passed Wednesday with Mrs, Har.
old Howe. Mrs. Haines remained
until Thursday in order to be pres.
ent at a party given in honor OF her
birthday, by her daughter, Mrs
Howe Several invited guests were
present and pleasant time was en-.
joyed by all.
Shortly before midnight OF June
IS brisk shower came up very nn.
cxpectedly. 1t was accompanied
by a heavy wind and just one fash
OF lightning. but that one fash made
itself felt on telephones for dis
tance OF about two miles. At the
central office OF the Farmers Tel
ephone it splintered three of the -four
lightning protectors and burned out
all the fuses, while on the Ohio Hill
road it entered the houses of A. L.
Brown, Chas. Tibbetts, Arthur
Mingo and Luther Allen, doing
some damage i'll each instance, al
though nothing serious resulted
The shower was of short duration
clearing away as suddenly as it
came up and was followed by a
lunar rainbow, phenomenon very
seldom seen.
This week has been one Of very
cool nights, some OF the morning
temperatures recorded being as fol-
lows; juno Io. 81 deg; June I8, 3j
deg; june 70, "a deg; June 20. 80
deg; June 81, ~ deg. The frost Of
juno 20 did considerable damage to
beans. corn and tomatoes. while the
still heavier frost of June p will in.
doubtedly cause heavy loss OF
crops.