Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
international Sunshine Society Meets ThursdayMehodist
Ladies' Social Circle Fair and Dnner-Sunday Church
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man Mrs. Emma Pennell. Mrs. Laura
Dinsmore and Mrs Ida George. A
great amount Of fine cooked foods.
canned goods and pickles were on
this table and met with q ready sale.
The sale Of candy on the candy table
was ably carried on by Mrs. Jennie
Nutting. chairman. Mrs. Lena Cleve-
land and Miss Celia Packard who had
entire charge Of soliciting and SELL
ing. The table Of articles from SC to
Csc was in charge of Miss Marietta
Nichols, chairman, Miss Pearl Har-
vile and Miss Gladys PennelL The
hot meat dinner was well patron
lied and was under the direction of
Mrs. Mertie Lamb, Miss Emma Hall,
Mrs. Ellen Smith. Mrs. Susie Jacobs,
Mrs. Ida Moore and Mrs. Hughes.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
taken in, Of which about $225 or $3.50
will be cleared to the Society. All
the wreaths were sold and many Of
the Christmas trees A few are stiil
unsold and can be had by calling at
the parsonage if anyone is still with
out Christmas tree"
Rev. H. L. Nichols, pastor Of the
Centenary Methodist church, will
preach Sunday morning at 1913 on
the topic THE Suflciency Of God. {"
Music by the choir under the direc-
ton Of Miss Gladys Penneu. The
Epworth League devotional meeting
VIII pc held at 6 o'clock with The
Duty OF Church Membership" as the
subject. Evening worship at 7
o'clock with Walking with God" as
the pastors theme.
the regular services OF the Beth
any Baptist church will be held with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. George
merriam at 1890. Sunday school fol-
lows the morning service and Ia at
~ O'Clock. Christian Endeavor meet
ing VIII be at o'clock and the eve
ming service at Z. Mrs. Marion Drake
flanders will conduct the music.
services at Our Lady OF Lo,rde.
catholic church, will be held NJ 4 N
and 1870 A. NJ. At the $50 mas n
remand will give the instruction in
english. A special feature Of the SER
wee Sunday will be Holy Communion
Tor the married ladies' Of the par;sh
at the $50 mass. Sunday school is
at 80 and the Rosary and Benedic-
tioh ut $50 in the afternoon.
At thc Federated church ON SUNDAY
Kew: Charles H. Mckinney will speak
at Ife 1929 service. DR.. o. H Tracy
goes to Madison in the morning To
aeiver the morning sermon there.
sunday school will be held az usual
The Christian Endeavor meeting
VIII be at s o'clock. The evening .er.
vice at o'clock will be condncted
oS Dr: .. H. Tracy and Rev. Mr..
MCKINNEY will speak at the evening
service In the Congregational church
at Madison. The plan is that the tvo
ministers will alternate in CONDUCTING
! the services at this church which has
been without regular pastor since
July. The every member canvass for
.he budget for the coming year will
&c made throughout the united nar,.b
~ 40 teams Of two people in a team
On sunday next between the hours of
ana o. All literature and cards haye
Deen sent to every family in the mar.
ISM to be delivered Friday night.
The amount to be raised on SUNDAY
is s4'oo. and It is hoped that every.
body will be liberal.
The Christian Science Society vii,
hoid It's regular service Sunday fore
noon at 1o.45 o'clock in Grand Amy
nan. The subject will be God. the
freserver of Man" Mid-week ser.
wees. VIII be held Wednesday eve
ming at 80 o'clock in G. A. r. hall.
MRS. H. S. Hopkins, VINO went to
portland last week to meet Mr.. Hon.
kins' returned home Thursday even
ing. MT Hopkins was called back to
washington by his duties On the corn.
mittee OF the o. r. c. now in ooneer-
ence with the Railroad Administ,..
ton there.
Mrs. D. La Fond went tn w.t..-
viiie Thursday afternoon. She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss
hianche La Bonte, who is visiting
her for few days.
MRS. Matte Goodwin and Ars 7aI.
en- wentworth were in Watervil,e on
Thursday. ' VIZ
Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Webb passed
Thursday afternoon in WatervilIe.
samuel W. Philbrick was a hu.,.
ness visitor in Gardiner Thursday.
Joe Lacasse and Lendell Perr,~.
came TO skowhegan Thursday might
from the Sherman Bean unnhe,
camp at Scion. The boys made the
trip to Skowhegan on foot.
Maj. and Mrs. John w. Fo~,.. lac.
on the afternoon train Friday for
the winter months. They viii m
first to- Cleveland. O.. whore thew
VIII visit in the family Of their IAN
Maj. Ben B. Fogler.
DR.. Joe X. Goodrich and NJ.
Goodrich who have been visiting M
Goodrich's father and mother. Mr.
ana Mrs. e. T. Goodrich of Madison
avenue for some weeks returned Ia
their home in Grand Rapida WI.
on the afternoon train of Fnd.v
Inc Ladies Social Circle OF the
M. p. church viii meet with Mira. 7
n Smith Monday afternoon at sP
NJ.
The Working League Of The Fad
Grated church will meet At the
church pariors Monday ct 3 O'Clock.
N. Golden. whose home address
was not given. came to Skovhesan
to deliver some enlarged picture or.
ders for which had been taken prs.
viously. He was working thu ola
time game taking an order to On.
large a picture for S2.ss. then max
ing the delivery in a frame for which
he endeavored to make the customer
pay. Inc plan worked nicely until