Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
cuslE Reported.

40 i'~i - 49,
~, e...c-.b D2y Adventists If !
tins section mad an especially heIp- .
f.! and entertaining .SIb11'h SESSION
las, Saturday At the SkoWhegan
Church ue3dauartcrs, corner OF MAJ
ism avenue and Russell streets. I
There ,ras very iarEe attendance
Of r,ccD.c OF the Advent falth ana eN-
tn seats had To be brought in dut''s
tAc forenoon scss.on to accommo-
da.- the numbers Who came IRON ,
various sections. The forenoon vas .
cvc1 over to the Sabbath school
conducted ~ CALVIN Jones. leader ii
tn skouhecan church, with organ.
music ami singing
=. midday a picnic lunch was
served at the church hcadquarleI'
and IN the afternoon Elder Il. "
Carr OF Portland conducted IN
sc,y-ra er,a:lI.- especially upon the
condition tina, exist IN the world, the
nronhcc.,s fore,e,iing them and the
ou.eon1c of these prophecies. His al
6res5 vas greatIS enjoyed. Among me
I3rra number present TO enjoy tH'S
religious feast from out I'll TOWN. !
were J. T.. OstorbIoom. Portland me
secretary and treasurer of the Ad-
ven. Maine Conference, Elder ana
Nrs Peter 3. Osborn OF Fairfield;
Mrs. Moore, son and daughter Of Ar
son. Mrs. lothian Hobbs, RALPH
Hobbs md Madam Hobbs Of FAN
6cld Mrs. Emma Moody and SON.
Guv l.. Moody, and George FIeWellyn
and FANNY of Cornville. Mrs. Laura
Rowel1 Of Hartland. \Ir and Ms.
Edward Taylor. Nj and Mrs, FRANK
Kllgorc Nj. and Mrs. Will Nc
Giauam ard children Of NorridSo-
wock AMI Forrest Farley of Laron@-
The local Seventh Day Adventist
church was organized largely
through the efforts of the late MIS-.
Gene wood. Those prominent in
the movement AZ that time were
Mrs Dexter Rowe, Miss Lettle u.
Rowe. Mrs Mary Hayden and MIS-
Abble Weber. Meetings. were mrs.
held at the home Of Mrs. Wood over
the present Lashon {, Butler market
The meetings have been held ior
some time. however, IN the present
church headquarters, For some years
Mrs Wood was the principal spea.t-
or. For a time Elder 7. g. osborne
resided here. having previous TO that
come here from Fairfield to aid IN IN"
work while the late Elder j. t.
!, Goodrich was also an occaslonai
7 nreacher at the local church. Among
Z the members who have been nromi-
nent in tic support of this doctrine
in Skowhegan and who are now de-
ceased are p1. and Mrs. J. II, Wood,
Alexander Easier, Mrs. Dexter Rowe
and Eunice Dixon. while those who
we're prominent members but no"
live elsewhere were Ny and Mrs III
mer Osborne. Mary Hayden, Aphte
Weber AND Hulda keene
Mr.. AMI Mrs Clifford Wilder ~
washburn. who came to this section
on their eddins trip by automobile
have returned home accompanied by
the brides aunt. Mrs. George
Tleweulna,. who lives between here
and Athers. Mrs Wilder vas before
her marriage Miss Narcelia Brewer
Elder ana Ms. T. 3 Osborne o
Fairfield who were here to atten
the Advent meetings SATURDAY. re.
nldlnC1 until SNin4dN a. "a SNS''S 4
their daughter. Mrs. Calvif tones
Spring street - :Tn'
The following MGR = lays in the
leave Monday for i
cruitlng station at 1o,,o- hoe
having oeen resistrq Joober mas
county Alton Buso weeks outing
street, Auburn. cen
SkowheEan. r =. D .o+rr,od fro,
ter WING of Moth :. North Vas
have also beer 'eived
August Is. IS r1r.' rlysio--
fed for genera '7i'itary'erce Of
Five men are a,,o 9rdered' busir
trainme t for Fort SlocurT.. N
August :. =.
Miss Alta Rowell returned II "
Nashua. y. H. Saturday night.
Miss Mabel Robinson of Middl'
street lett Saturday afternoon E
visit in Waterville and Bangor.