Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

Co, building ana lana; EarOn r..
DeKalb VS.. Embden Camp Co.:
Baron F.. DeKalb VS.. Embden Camp
Co. building and land; Elizabeth NJ.
Dekalb VS.. Emhden Camp Co., build
ings and land; Maine Motor Company
VS.. Walter II. Ray; Royden V.
Browns VS.. Andrews Rollins; Scion
Lumber Co VS.. Ray c. Brown; Scott
, Mclaughlin VS.. William Sinclair;
Bert Lister vs. j. Fl. Bean. Aplt;
Chas. +. Stanwood VS.. Baron F. De-
kalb; Augustine Simmons VS.. Ever
EFT Nichols; Carrie Widerkrantz pro
ami VS.. Madison Water Co.; Gustave
i. Winderkrantz VS.. Madison Water
Co. The case of Fl. w. Smith VS..
John w. Bacon and Nellie Bacon was
defaulted and that OF John Ultz, for
mcrly Of Starks VS.. Carroll Fl. Fish
was continued by agreement. Other
cases defaulted were: N. j. Karam
Us. Fred Sedgewick; Somerset Farm
ert Cooperative Telephone Co. VS..
Perley Corson; Lowell and Covell Co.
VS.. Gaetana Debe defaulted by agree
ment; NJ. A. Gunst & Co. VS.. Gaetana
Debe; The Kelley Peanut Co. Inc VS..
Gaetana Debe. The four new jurors
drawn at Madison as the result of
sending out special venires were
Darius McCollar, Fred L. Gray, c. r.
Miller. G. w. Greene.
Plans are underway for interesting
services at various local churches for
next Sunday. the first since the fed
GRAFTON. Rev. O. H. Tracy, PHI. D.,
pastor Of the First Baptist church,
will not be able TO return to preach
next Sabbath and his son, DIN Tracy
a student at Bates College will con-
duct the forenoon service Rev. Mr.
Tracy is reported as gaining slowly
and will arrive home probably next
week. The Sunday school will con-
vene as usual and there will be a
service Sunday evening. The Con-
| gregational church there have the
| usual services, with. general Rally
, day observances for the Sunday
school and Y, r. $. c. E. At the
evening service, the cantata, 1.-THE
Seven Last Words of Christ" given
at the Methodist church last Sunday
will be repeated. The hour OF the
evening service will be at 7.3O.
The officers Of the Bethany Baptist
church desire that next Sabbath be
observed as a rally day. The sub
1ects of the sermons at this church
will be at 10.45 What must the
churches do to meet the present
world situation" and at 7.3O our de-
sires for the churches Of Jesus Christ
In Skowhegan." After over 10 wears
experience in our town, Rev. George
Merriam will speak of some things
essential to the best life and well be-
ing or our churches. At the morning
service Mrs. Marion Drake Flanders
Will conduct the music and sing two
solos. At the evening service the Or
chestra will play. The services will
open with praise. The Christian En-
deavor society will meet at $50
| Mrs. j. p. Oaks, accompanied nv
her daughter. Pauline f. Oak. left
Friday for visit in Boston.
Prof. Elroy Lacase. who has been
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
). H. Lacasce. departed Friday for
Westbrook. where he is a member of
the Westbrook Seminary faculty.
Friends of Arthur Cox will regret
to learn that he is not improving, al
though he is still at the sanitarium
IN Fairfield. His father. John Cox.
left Friday to visit him.
Memorial services for the late Mrs.
Lydia Clements will be held at . P.
NJ, Sunday from the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis CasWell on
! Main street Her sister, Mrs. Eliza
Wilcox of Portland. is here her son.
f-dWard Clements and Mrs. Clements
| ol North Pond camps. Smithfield,
Harry burgess of New York and Mrs. |
| Merteiie Clements and son Donald of
augusta. Two other sisters, Mrs. |
Susie Moore of Massachusetts and
Mrs. Clara Redmond of California are
not expected.
/ Mrs. Laura Hilton. who has been
passing the winter in Kingsbury, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs, David
Withee of Main street. Mrs. Hilton
viii leave shortly for Norridgewock
to remain during the summer with
Miss Sarah Clark. Miss Clark, who
Is better known to many by her pen
name, Penn Shirley, having been for
merry n writer of children's stories,
VIII return April l6 from Portland
where she has been spending the WIN
Nt' ahu VIII open her nome, the old
Clark mansion in Norridgewock. The
Misses Emma and Hildred Hilton of
Kingsbury are also in town. guests at
the Withee home
Rev. f. c. Whittemore, D. D.. Of
Waterville. gave an interesting ad
dress in Bethany chapel Thursday
evening at union service of the two
local Baptist churches. His topic was
The Million Drive" and his talk was
based upon the war. what the church
should stand for, etc. Rev. Geo. Mer-
riam. pastor at Bethany, introduced
the speaker and Mrs. Ethel Whittier
Ames presided at the piano for the
general singing.
The fire department was called out
late Friday afternoon In response to
an alarm rung from Box s. 1t was a
chimney fire at the residence of John
Mckay on East Maple street and was
subdued with practically no damage.
Lead pg out of the rumpus started on
spear hill. in the town Of Arson. the
other day and other hearings held in
skowhesan, Thursday Harry Rom;ck
was hailed before Trial Justice T. @
Lord in the municipal court here ~.