Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
luelia Cleveland

in town during The present week.
Luelia Cleveland
Friends will extend sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland in
the death of their little daughter Lu-
ella. aged about three years. The
child had been sick for about one
week. The funeral will be held THIS
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the house. corner of North av-
cnue and Heselton street There are
other surviving children.
Miss Helen Day. youngest dauSh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Day.
entertained several friends Monday
evening in compliment to Miss En-
erson, former teacher in the pub
lie schools here. who is at present
visiting Miss Gertrude S. Weston.
The guests were former pupils Of
Miss Emerson Much Of the time vas
passed on the charminSly arranged
piazza OF the Day home, the dainty
collation. being partaken of there.
Road Comm Ssioner Z. NJ. San
born, who has again been very sick,
is reported as somewhat improved
Thomas G. Lord and family are
away for an outing at North Pond in
Smithfeld.
Earl Keith, one of the officers on
the steamship Georgia, is here visit
ing his sister, Miss Lena Keith. He
was lately married and is accompan-
led by his bride. Miss Annie Keith
of Bangor, another sister, is also Wis
iting here.
Claude Jewett, one of the city
mail carriers, is off duty owing to
illness but is now thought to be slow
! " improving His place is being
| filled by substitute carrier Harold
| Savage.
The Fourth Maine Battery will
meet this year in Fairfield on Aug
ust 9th according to announcement
made here Tuesday by +. NJ. Mills.
Mr.. Mills and Mark Harville are the
only surviving members of this well
known military organization now liv-
ing in Skowhegan.
Harry G. Williams of Auburn,
formerly of Skowhegan, was in town
Tuesday calling on acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fairclough
OF White Plains, n. Y. are the par
ents of ten-pound boy born here
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Fairciough,
formerly Miss Olive Green, has been
passing the summer at her old home
here. and Mr.. Fairclough has just re-
turned from a visit with his relatives
in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Outon of the
Eack road returned home Tuesday
from Sackville. y. b., where they
had been to accompany the remains
o. Mrs. buttons father for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster are
away on a two weeks vacation trip
10 Portland, Boston, Old Orchard and
Kennebunk. Mr. Foster has been
employed by the late Levi W. Weston
and his daughter. Miss Gertrude
Weston for forty years.
Last Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church DR.. O. Fl. Tracy
preached the final sermon of the
series on the book Of Revelation.
from the text BE Ye Faithful Unto
Death and | VIII Give Thee A
Crown of Life" In the evening
vesper service was held on Bloom
! htli tOilililo1i, winch was largely at
tended and of great interest. Mus
Ical numbers consisted of the usual
hymns by the chorus. led by Mrs.
Philo Steward song by Lucille
Fachelder, and a solo Singing of His
Love" by Miss Annie Scott. with
Miss Bessie Scott and Mrs. ]. A.
Ken dial at the organ. A special fea-
ture Of the program was a flag drill
combined with patriotic recitatons
and songs. given by eleven girls and
directed by Miss Bessie Scott. DR..
Tracy's sermon was on the subject
, A" Bad Bargain" from the text
What Doth 1t. Profit Man II He
Gain the Whole World and Lose His
Soul" and portrayed very wildly the
tragedy Of life to the individual who
sacrifices all the beauty of life and
highest qualities Of the soul in the
search for worldly wealth or pleas
ure. The service closed with the
hymn God Be With You Till We
Meet Again" and the mizpath bene-