Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
BINGHAM


Of the Methodist church to have room
at her home during the winter for Their
class meetings and the service this Ties
day evening will be held there instead
of a. the church. Rev. Ivan Thorn, the
new pastor, delivered an interesting
sermon at the afternoon service Sunday
in the church, incorporated therein pe-
ing short sermon to the children OF
the church. The services are held a. }
o'clock and the Sunday school at
o'clock.
The lshin> Society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. John Owen.
Bingham Grange resumed meetings
Saturday afternoon the first time ,he
order has been in session for SIX weeks.
There was a good attendance and the
First and Second degrees were conferred
on three candidates. A special meeting
will be held Friday night to confer the
Third and Fourth degrees and at that
time light refreshments will be served.
The Church Circle will meet Wedn"s-
day at the home of Mrs. Charles Sail
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore has been substi-
lOklS III olducS ana tIui1 ans lIlt past
week owing to the illness of Miss Annie
Savage, the regular teacher. who was
obliged to sive up her worl: the secoud
time after resuming it for one day.
1t is hoped there will he a large ct
tendance at the meeting of the Order Of
Eastern tar Wednesday evening rs a
rehearsal will follow the regular meet
ing.
HunnewelI. Clark
Rev. 7. B. HIATT pastor of the Conyre-
gationai church ,officiated at lovely
wedding cereI .ony in MOSCOW Wednes-
day the settings of which were some-
what unique. The contracting parties
were Dara Hunnewell of Moscow and
Miss Ethel Clark of Andover. Mass. and
the nuptial VOWS were taken in beau
tiful maple grove on the side of the
mountain not far from. the groom
home. None but the clergyman and
witnesses were present. The bride. " &c
has been engaged in clerical work in The
city is a great lover of the out door nfe
and the day being fine in spite of the
lateness of the season. she chose Il {
open air service. The groom is a farm.
er in Moscow and is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hunnewell. TIE
couple became acquainted. it is under.
stood, through visits to this section BY
Mrs. Hunnewell with friends, some
Jears ago.
The War Relief Society will meet in
Fraternity hal as usual this Tuesday
afternoon.
THE Church of Tomorrow. was re
subject of Pastor HATS sermon at 'he
Congregational church last Sabbath.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. F. L. Gipson
have been in Boston for se-eral DAYS
owing to the death Of Mr.. Gipsohs
brother, David Gipson. He and his wife
passed the winter in Bingham two years
ago and friends here regret to learn OF
his demise.
The attention Of Bingham boys ne.
tween the ages Of II and IS years to the
Victory Movement and it is hoped that
every boy between those ages will car:
S. for war relief work between now and
March. The general committee locaiy
is Mrs. Edith Dinsmore, Erwin Moore
George Desrushers and Miss Scott.
Rev T. B. HIATT goes to Portland
Wednesday to attend the Grand Lodge
sessions of the Independent Order o1
Odd Fellows. He is to assist in the
memorial exercises. being the Ora I'd
Chaplain of the Grand Lodge.
Harry Burns % The Forks recently
sustained quite severe injuries while al
play in school by being hit by stone
thrown by another child. He became
unconscious His mother, Mrs. Dan'el
Burns. who has been cooking for crew
Of men engaged in repairing Moosenead
dam. has returned to care for him
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hilton of Moscow
have sold their farm of about 125 acres
on Chamberlain Hill 10 Geo. L. III.
chance.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mogie OF the BinS-
ham Center section are the parents o. a
baby daughter. weighing Il pounds.
The HolIingsorth & Whitney concern
have opened their Joehore Camp near
Bakers Siding. They will employ aboi;
z men