Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-09
Mrs. Emma Nadeau

Mrs. Emma Nadeau of Jackman
passed away Friday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Ancil Salley in the
Twelve Corners neighborhood after
a long illness which is said to have
baffled many physicians. For Sthe
past fifteen years or more Mrs. Ma
deau has been an invalid. her mall
ady affecting especially her joints
and so seriously that they seemed
to be pulled apart, thereby making
her helpless. The immediate cause
of her demise was however a paraly-
tic shock. Mrs. Nadeau was 50 years
old last April and was a native of
West Charleston. VT. She was the
widow of Adolph Nadeau and her
maidenhood name was Robinson.
Since last July she had been board
ing in the Salley home. Mrs Madge
Holden Of Jackman, a daughter of
the deceased, has been with her
mother since Sunday. The remains
are to be taken to Jackman for
burial. but funeral arrangements
have not yet been announced.
Mrs. Grace Knight Whitney, who
has been in ,Norridgewock was the
ruest of Miss Amy F. Kincaid Thurs
day night, returning to Waterville
Friday.
Sergt John Weston, who cana
back from France several weeks ago
after a period of active service in
that country and who has since been
training men at Camp Devens. ar
ii, ~
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w G. Weston. He expects to
leave in a very short time with an
other contingent OF men overseas.
According to Sergt. Weston. should
peace be declared at the present con-
ference he would still go with his
men overseas to assist in the after
war work.
Private Albert Easier. who has
has been IN training at Camp Dew
ems for several weeks. departed Fri
day on the midday train after n
short visit at his home here.
The following Sabbath day OBJ
servances are announced in Skowhe-
gan churches:
AdveEt-Usual Sabbath services
Saturday afternoon at 1.s0.
First Baptist-At the First BAPTIST
church Sergeant Olin L. Tracy, pres
ident Of the Bates College Y. NJ. c. A,
and a student at that college, will
occupy the pulpit and assist his ia
Their. Rev. o. II. Tracy, Phi. D., in
the morning services. In addition to
the regular choir directed by Mrs.
Philo Steward. Mrs Vernabelle Dol
loft Of Lewiston will be the soloist
Mrs. Dolloff is to be a guest over
Sunday at the First church parson-
age. She was formerly a soloist in
Rev. Mr.. Tracy's church at New
Hampton. N. H.
Christian Science-The subject at
the Christian Science services Sun
day morning will be Adam and Fall
en- Man" Sunday school for pupils
under the age Of 20 years during the
morning service, Mrs. F. L. Flynt,
superintendent.
st. Mary's Cathelic-There will be
the usual masses Sunday at $50 and
1870 with married ladies' communion
at the first mass.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
There will be the usual services with
a sermon by the pastor, Rev. Henry
Clay Turner at 1915. His subject will
be Servants Of God" Sunday school
at II; Epworth League at and eve
ming service at Z o'clock.
Bethany Baptist-Subject of the
Sunday morning sermon to be deliv-
cred by the pastor. Rev. George Mer-
Ram. will be ''Watchman What of
the Night" Sunday school at noon:
Christian Endeavor Society at 6
o'clock and evening worship at Z
o'clock.
Island avenue Congregational
here will be the usual services Sum
day at this church.
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