Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-13

Der OF W1js we're pESStHNt0- iASaAS-
ing that Of Clara z. Nutter. late OF
Arson. who bequeathed her rea. es-
tate and interest therein to Eugene B.
Quint, at his demise the property
goes to David z. Bicford. and in
case Of his demise the property goes
to the heirs Of Eugene B. Quint. The
personal property also goes to E b.
Quint and to David z. Bickford or
what has not been disposed OF in
event OF Mr.. CUNTS demise. E. B.
Quint was named as executor. the will
having been made January &c. 1917.
The appraisers Of the estate were
George L. Hovey, Frank H. Holley
and Could A Porter Of North Arson.
The will Of Aaron ". Drake OF
!! Athens was presented for allowance.
By the terms Of this will he be-
oueathed his property to his grand
daughter, Miss Thirza W. Drake OF
Skowhegan. He left his other grand
daughter nothing as he had conveyed
his interest in his farm to her hus-
, band. In the absence OK Ernest Z.
Butler in France, who was named as
the executor. petition has been pre-
scented for the appointment OF MISS
Drake as the administrators the
! will was made in 1915.
The will Of Walter c. Pratt, late
Of Palmyra, made in 1886 was also
! presented To his sons, Walter L..
Albrom, Ernest Z. Pratt and his
daughter, Mrs. Geneva Nevins OF
Bangor he b-queathed 81. The rest
Of the property is bequeathed to the
widow. Emma L. Pratt, who ls
named as eXecutrix.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Seekins were
! in St. Adams Tuesday, called there
by the illness Of Mrs. Seekins' uncle,
/ A. J. Parker.
Mrs. Nellie Dick Of North Arson
who underwent surgical treatment al
Miss Hills cottage hospital. Monoay'
is reported as doing well.
| r. Z. Savage caught his finger pc
tween the roll and a shaft in local
mill the other day and a portion OF
/ the same was removed up to the hrs'
ioint. 1t was his ring finger on the
left hand.
/ Memorial services for the late
Annie Dillingham; will be held IRON
the home of her parents. MI AM
Mrs. Henry Dillln1 ham, thls
Wednesday afternoon at l O'CLOCK
with Rev. George Merriam OF the
, bethany Baptist church officiating
The body will be buried in the ne"
part Of the Southside cemetery.
! The Federated services Of the
Methodist Episcopal. Island avenue
CONGREGATIONAL, First Baptist and
I Bethany Baptist churches VIII De
. begun for the winter next Sunday a
the Centenary Methodist Episcopa
] church. Attendants at these church
es will please note that the serv
ices are to begin al 1890 instead o
1045 and that the evening services
will begin at 7.3o Sunday night. DR.
O. II. Tracy Of the First Bapus
church will preach at the morning
service and Rev. Henry Clay Turne
of the Methodist church ar 'he even
ing services. The committee gener
ally have arranged Very systemat
icalIy for the services and tn
Young peoples work. The Sunda'
school sessions are to be conducted
rs one big Sunday school, and VIII
liam Folsom Merrill has been ell
ected superintendent, with L. "
GerrisIl as assistant superintendent
ub-superintendents will be j. RI
Grundy from the Methodist church
T.sG. Lord from the Congregations
church, r. r. Homsted from tn
Bethany Baptist and Philo Stewart
fro mthe First Baptist church. Loui
has been appointed president Of tn
Young Peoples Societies Of the fou
churches, the several Christian En-
deavor Societies and the Epwortl
League to meet as one organiza
ton. The secretary of the Fedora
ton is c. B. Hight end the assist
ants from the Methodist, Miss Liz
zie 3. Higgins, the Bethany Baptist
Cecil Briggs, the First Baptist Mis-
Bessie Edwards and the Congrega
tional Eldon Boyd. Prof. r. "
Leighton will be the chorister 70
the public services and Mrs. Phil
Steward will be director Of Youn;
Peoples Societies music an1 Of tn
music Of the mid-week services
Carl W. Malley and Mrs. Ethe
Whittier Ames are to be the organ
lists for the federation.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward ]. Gurne.
are enjoying few days vacation
in Boston and vicinity.
G. B. Dow left Tuesday mornin;
to visit in ST. Johnnesbury, ant
Hardwick. VI.
James Gilfllan. who recently pur
chased a partnership in dru,
business at Bar Harbor, has bee,
at home for a visit, leaving on tn,
midday train Tuesday.
Mrs. Fife Pooler Malley went e
Water"ille Tuesday for short Wis
1t. Next week she will be in at
tendance at the Maine Music Fes
rivals in Bangor ard Portland and
will sing solo part in "Eliiah."
AS the result Of the auction fol
lowing the L. w. W. meeting Mon.