Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
OAKLAND
Mrs. Minnie Rutter Endicott
Passes Away After Long ILL.,
ness--Senior Class Oakland
III. S. Leaves for Weeks Va
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I Mrs. Minnie Rutter Endicott died
Friday morning at 80 after a long
, illECsS from heart disease at her
! rome on Oak street. aged 81 years.
Mrs EndiCott was born in Penryn
! England. the daughter Of John and
! Susan Smith Ruttor. When 4 young
woman She married Albert Endicott.
! who followed the sea, and who Was
drowned in 1902 Mrs. Endicott and
son Ernest, came to this town from
England in 1911 where they have
since resided. She is survived by q
son Albert Ernest, two sisters, MISS
Ressie Rutter Of Oakland. and MI
Wills of Scotland, Wales, two broth
{ ers, Charles Rutter and John Rut-
ter, both of Oakland. Funeral SER
vices will be held at the Free Bar-
! fist church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Latin has returned from
a visit with relatives in Belgrade. she
vas accompanied by her mother Mrs.
May Bickford.
Mrs. r. NJ. Stone of Church street
| has gone to Greenville and kineo'
where she will be the guest of rel
! atives for n few days.
! Percy Hanson has returned from a
visit with his mother, Mrs. Julia Han
son Of Togus.
! J. E .Morrisette was a business Wis
! itor in Lewiston Friday
| Prof. Brown of Colby college Wi
sneak at the Free Baptist church
! Sunday morning at 1880 followed ny
| Sunday school at the usual hour.
Miss Frances Rushton, who mas
been visiting her brother. Lawson
Rushton, has returned 70 her home III
NorridgewOCk.
Owing to the bad weather the La
dies Aid of the Free Baptist churcn
which was to have met with Mrs.
Fred Pullen Of the Waterville road
Wednesday afternoon, has been pos
poned until next wednesday,
Mrs Harold Dyer and son ~
Swampscott. Mass. are guests or
Mrs. Walter Dyer of Summer street
Mr.. and Mrs George Hallett. iona
King, Merl Beverage, Walter Dam
rem. Earlon Thomas, Mrs. LiIliah
Farnham Mrs Jesse Hallett, Mrs.
Hebert Kelley, Mrs. Edith Littieheh,
Miss Charlotte Tracy, Miss Hazel
Savtclle and Mrs. Guy Sawtelle nave
returned from Portland where 'neE
attended the Encampment OF the La
dies Auxiliary and Sons Of Nelerao','
The Senior class Of the Oakani
high schol left Friday night Tor thH
Fnmons cottage on Lake Messaloh-
ekec for a weeks vacation. The girls
v no are going are: Clara Leecii'
GLADYS Webb, Beatrice THOMAS
Ruby Perkins, Marjorie Whitney, Ar
,een sullivan, Marjorie Emmons ana
Marjorie Wheeler, who Will pc "
crest Of the class. Mrs. Nora sweeney
viii act as chaperon.
The topic of the morning sermon
at the First Baptist church sunday
morning will be The faith OF an out
slider" Sunday school follows the
morning service. The Christian En-
deavor meeting will be held az $50
and at 7.30 will be the praise serN-
ice. the topic Of which will be IN
invitation extended to all.
A service has been arranged Tor
next Monday night that ought to re
of interest to everybody. IT IS a pa
triotic service arranged by the cout-
" officials that will take place IN
Memorial Hall. 1t is part OF a Ma
ton wide campaign by which the
government seeks to put squarely be
fore the people the great issues OF
the war and to suggest the ways by
which everyone can help to win IT,
The speakers for the occasion are
we'll worthy Of notice. Rev FRANK l..
Phalen of Waterville and state
grange Master w. ]. Thompson VIII
deliver the addresses and they Will
bring echo notes of the great meet
ing at which Mr.. Trefz, will speak IN
Waterville that same afternoon. A
notice Of this address is given else
where in the columns of the journal
Music will be furnished by an or
chcstra The meeting is free to all.
The hour is o'clock and everybody
is invited.
The topic of the morning sermon
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning at 1890 will be THE Pllo-s
Wife" Sunday School at 1l.4o ana
at 100 the regular service.
A feature of Flag Day at the OAK
land High School was the presenta-
ton of a silk flag for the High school
room. the presentation was MADE oy
Mrs. +. H. Leech. patriotic instructor
of the Corps. in behalf of Sergt. wy
man woman's Relief Corps. Prin-
cipal Mcclellan received it for the
school, and extended thanks to the
donors for the gift. Mrs. Leech was
accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Holds
don, past Dept. Chaplain Of the v. r.
G.. of Maine. At the Division En-
campment of the Sons Of Veterans
which was held in Port
land Wednesday and Thursday. The
following officers from Oakland were