Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-01

| labOrS of Rev. Henry Clay Turner
! during the year of his service as
pastor of the Centenary Methodist
church according to the reports ten
oered at the fourth quarterly confer
cnce held Friday evening in Metho-
| dist NeStry, with District Superin-
| tendent d. r. Holt Of Auburn as the
presiding officer. The reports entire
| showed the various departments OF
church society to be in excellent
standing financially, and the parish
itself better off than for long time
Rev. Mr.. Turner reported for thu
church and parish, stating that he
was well satisfied with the progress
made during the year. An unusual
amount OF work has been accoml
pllshed by the Ladies Social Circle
Under the efficient direction of Mrs.
J. Smith as president, who rendered
her annual report on this occasion
l.. 5. Moore. superintendent of the
sunday school, reported for that
branch, Earle Grundy, president OF
the Epworth League reported for his
! organization, and Mrs. Alice w. Stew
ard and Mrs. II. c. Turner reported
respectively for the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society and the Home
| Missionary society.
The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing year: Stewards.
.John Delano. $. F. Emerson. w. II.
Emery, l.. w. Gerrish. j. III. Grundy,
! f. E. Hurd. ]. II. Lewis. f. ID. Pack
ard, T. NJ White, Mrs. Viola Smi,h h.
} AI
! Hall; trustees. S. F. Emerson, J. II.
I Grundy, L. f. Jacobs, J. r. McClel-
| Ian, f. D. Packard l. ]. Smith, NJ J.
! Smith. w b. Steward, Chas. L.
Young. The following committees
were appointed: Foreign missions,
Mrs. Anna F.. Merrill. Mrs. Alice w.
! Steward: home missions. NJ. J. Smith,
| Miss +. NJ. Hall: Sunday schools, l..
! Z. Jacobs. Miss Lila Weston; tenn
perance, l. ]. Smith. W. II. Emery;
! Freedman Aid, L. ID. Packard Flu
gene Merrill; church records, j. II.
/ Grundy, n. A. Dinsmore; examina-
! tons. Rev. S. F. Emerson. Rev. j. w.
Packard; music committee. Lyle S.
Moore, l.. +. Jacobs. Chas. f. Young;
parsonage committee, Mrs. Carrie
/ Mcpherson. Miss Ernam NJ. Han. Mrs.
! A. b. Lamb; tracts, Miss Helen
Grundy, Mrs. Lena Cleveland, l.. w.
Gerrisl, Mrs. Irene Turner; hospitals.
Mrs F. p Pencil. Mrs. III. A. Dins-
more; auditor, f. d. Packard; custo-
! dian Of papers, Judge F. +. Law =
renee; recording steward, l.. w. Ger
IRISH: district steward, J. Fl. Grundy;
triers of appeals, S. F. Emerson; fin
ance committee, ]. II. Grundy, 5. r.
Emerson, L. ID. Packard.
Names of men who did not appear
before the Somerset Exemption board
when called for physical eNamina-
ton will be forwarded to the Adju-
tant General, who it is understood
will send officers to locate them, At
the final examinations of Glass l..
Friday last the following men We're
rejected. Asher Davis, Skowhegan
r. f. d. No 4, arthma: Roland New
ell. Bingham, deafness right ear
John Stanley. Mercer, deafness left
ear; Frank A. Donahue. Flagstaff.
heart disease: Clarence T.. Spaulding.
/ Caratunk. asthma; Francis r. Mans
field light weight; Henry Bishop.
r. Buzzell. Athens. asthma; Leon Nj.
Wyman, Scion. poor teeth; Edward
J. b. Holland Skowhegan. light
weight; Elroy o. Lacasce, Skowhe-
gan, varicose veins; James F. Whit
tier. Pittsfield, protracted chest. Car
. roll G. Jones. Scion, bronchitis. chron-
ic; Carl II. Olson, Harmony, NaricoSc
veins. prouonced; William II. Fowler,
Canaan, asthma pronounced: William
Dreamer. North Arson. light weight:
CLYDE Corson, Bath, tuberculosis; Or
Iando II. HunneWell. Bingham, right
knee affected: Roy G. Watson, Cam
bridge. poor teeth; lleman a. Serb
rer. Brighton, heart disease: Leo
Demo, Kokadjo. chronic bronchitis.
Miss Una C Robinson has sold her
house on Middle street extension to Mrs.
Ella y. Haycock. also of this town.
Miss H. b. Goodwin arrived Friday
night from Bangor to visit Mrs. w. y.
Jewctt.
rhilis and Clarence Whiting left Sat
urday morning to visit their grandpa
rents in Norridgewock.
Miss Margaret Moore. principal Of the
kindergarten. and Miss Elizabeth Ma
comber, one Of the Leavitt street teach
ers. left Saturday morning. Miss Moore
TO visit in Pennington and Miss Ma
comber to Seal Harhor.
Mrs. Robert Simpson and daughter
Wiona left Saturday morning to visit
Mr.. and Mrs William Simpson in Oak
land over Sunday.
Russell Hamln of Waterville returned
home Saturday morning after being
here to visit the family of George X.
Thomson.
Wilfred King left Saturday morning
with a visit over Easter with friends.
Miss Minnie Graves of Lewiston de-
parted Saturday after visit with Miss
Nellie NJ. Beane.
Bert smith OF Cornville is reported AS
very i'll with pneumonia,
Mrs Dora Trafton Nye and daughter.
Dorothy VI. Nye. left Saturday fore
noon for Boston, where they will listen
to Easter music and visit in West Som
erville, Mass From there on Monday
they viii go to Ludlow, Mass, to visit
Mrs. Nye's sister. Mrs. Ben r. Fogler,
and fannie and friends in Springfield.
Mrs. Ella n Jewett left Saturday
for a visit in Boston.
Mrs. Elmer f. Towne returned Friday
evening from a visit in Portland Air.
Towne had been in the Forest City also
to attend the republican convention.
| county Agent Iobt. stiles of Hartland