Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-01

The usual services will be held at the
.. II. Tracy. Pm. d, who has oeen III
Lewiston during the past week attend
ing Bates college commencement, Will
return in time for services at his church
and Rev George Merriam Will hold ms
usual services at the Bethany BapusS
church. The sC!oist will be Mrs, Marion
Brake-F. lnders and there Will he spe-
ctal violin music. At the Island avenue
Congregati onal church the pastor. ReV.
{ IT, Mckinney. Will preach in the
morning with special music by the choir.
In the evening Will occur a vesper ser
vice. The choir will sing an anthem
with Mrs Etfie pooier Malley as soioist
and Prof j Abbott Kendall as violin
isl, Mrs. Eta :. Bradley and Miss
Svelyn Flanders of Madison Will sing a
duet and the congregational orchestra
vii furnish music numbers for the cCca-
son The short talk Of the evening will
he furnished by Rev. {. II. Mckinney.
A. the Centenary Methudist churcn ~
subject Of the morning service will be
The evening service VIII he held from
L. o'Clock.
The spe ciai PRAYER services at the ISL
and avenue congregational church sun
day night in which four Protestant
Evangelical churches were united were
very largely attended Rev, {. H. Nc
Flhincy, Rev. George Merriam and Rev.
assisting in the service. Rev. Q. II.
Tracy. Ph. u, being out Of town. II
WIS a meeting of unusual SPIRIT
car! W. Malley gave an organ recital
at Good VIII Farm Thursday evening
last
Thomas Goggins left Thursday for
Boston 10 visit his son, John Goggins.
who has enlisted in the navy and ex-
poets to sail from that port in short
time
Duncan Hall returned to Augusta Fri
day morning after being here to visit
his father
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Patten cf
Flttsfteld have been guests this week
Of his brother, Abel II. Patten. They
are affiliated with the Grand Army Post
and Relief Corps at P.ttsheld and were
among the interested participants in the
local Memorial day observances Thurs
day last
Mrs LIZZIE H. Nye. chaplain Of the
Russell Relief Corps. was here from
her cottage at Smithfeld for Memorial
day.
Mrs Robert Lord and two daughters
lett Friday forenoon for Portsmouth. \
-, where she will ion Mr.. Lord who
has been located in that CITY for abou,
year and half They have vacated
their apartment in the east side Of the
old fhflbrick homestead and will begir
housekeeping in Portsmouth.
l.. l.. Walton went TO Good win I-arr
Friday morning 10 attend the animal
meeting of the Good Will Association.
Leslie -. Jacobs probation officer ro,
Somerset county. was in Fairfield Fri.
day in attendance at a hearing he fore
judg" H. II. Brazzen of the Wester7
Somerset municipal court.
William Lander. who has leon visit
ING his sisters. Mrs VIM. Folsom Nor
riIl and Mrs. NJ. =. Merrill. depart o.
Friday morning. Mr. Lander. who uas
drafted into services at Camn Jevens
mas been employed as a wolder sinner
beng IN camp. having been nrevious1,
employed at this trade in fine Forn pivo,
shipNards. lust outside Of Quincy Nass
since his stay In camp the Fore Rive,
concern put in request for his servIca.
~ us plant and this was ultimatel,
granted. While MIR Lander is stiu r.
me service. he has civilian privileges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker of PORT.
land have been guests of their daughter
! Mrs. Carl Curtis. this week.
Mrs, Carrie Gage and her son. Wal.
ter Gag" &c Los Aoeelcs. Cal. arc
visit nG old acquaintances in iowa
I -" Gage family formerly lived in tn
+ Village. their hem at one time. hay.
! tFg been ON Madison avenue i'm the
. f"uS" row occupied Wy Edward King
! TIM" &c tho first visit in Il year,
! t',at Mrs. Gage and her son have
/ made to SEowhcran.
Mrs. Josephine Packard
Word has been received here 81
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