Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-14
Grange to Hold Annual Chdrens Night-Death of Kenneth
Mafson-Sunday Servces-is Of Men Called for Exami-
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| proven SO popular and useful the
past year. The choir will sing the
Dream of Paradise" by Hamilton
! Gray, which has been recently har-
monizod for chorus. with violin OBJ
liGato by Prof. Kendall. Mrs. Brad
ley and Miss Flanders will sing
There is Green Hill Far Away"
| by Gounod. male quartet will
sing patriotic song, also Prof. Ken
dali and Mr.. Nitschki will render a
violin duet,
| The subject at the forenoon serv-
ices at the Christion Science church
will be Substance" Sunday school
| for pupils under twenty years Of age
will be conducted during the morning
| service. Midweek meeting Wednes-
! nday night
At the Methodist church Fash
! ion and Favor will be the subject
of the forenoon sermon to be deliv-
| cred by Rev. Henry Clay Turner.
! Miss Georgia Fales will sing at this
service. The first of the Vesper serv-
ices to he given this fall at the
Methodist church viii! occur next
Sunday at 4.30 The following per-
formers will participate: Miss
Georgia Anna Fales of Waterville,
c~ntralto; Miss Freda Harris, eel
| list; J. Abbott Kendall, violinst:
Carl W, Mailey organis. and direct
or. Miss Fales has just returned
from most successful concert tour
with Hans Gronold, the Well known
| 'cellist. She will render ave Maria"
The trio numbers of violin. cello
and organ are to be "Angele L. Cav
| itana," Raft; the choir will render
Jerusalem the Golden" by Spark,
after which Mr.. Maliey will play the
same theme arranged by Truette
| with variations and finale. The Ep-
| worth League will hold a rally at
$50.
The boys Of the Catholic Parish
| will observe Holy Communion at the
| S O'Clock mass in st. b-ary's church
next Sunday morning. The school
children will furnish music for this
service The choir will sing at the
10 O'Clock mass. The rosary and
benediction at I o'clock in the even-
ing.
A. r. Leavitt of Dexter has been
in town this week to remove the
body of the late G. B. Frost. inferred
twelve years ago here, to Dexter for
pertinent burial.
Sergt. Arthur p. Merriam an in
structor in the Machine Gun school
at Camp Hancock. Augusta, Georgia,
arrived in Skowhegan Friday naorn-
ing accompanying his mother. Mrs.
George Merriam. who was returning
from Belmont, Mass, whittier she
was called owing to the death Of
her sons wife. Mrs. George r. Mer
riam. Sergt. Merriam will be in town
until Monday, his furlough covering
period Of ten days only. George
r. Merriam with his oldest son is ex-
pected to arrive very shortly as he
has been given a months vacation
from his Y. N. G. A. activities. His
late wife's sister is to remain in his
home for the present and care for
his two small children
The Walker-Smith Co have taken
over additional room in connection
with their store in the Merrill build
ing.
seven hundred and fye men be-
tween the ages OF IS and As years
were registered at Skowhegan
Thursday by Chief A X. Butler and
ms assistants. Returns during Fri
Gay forenoon were received from the
Registrars in the following towns:
Canaan. SO: Ripley, 81; HartIand 14s;
Flagstaff, II: Pittsfeld s65: Con-
cord, "a; Mayfield, 4; Brighton. "a:
Norrdgewock, ls0; Dead River IA;
Hlshlapd Plantation, II; Athens,
10s.
The following list of Somerset