Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-01
Board of Trade Favors Daylight Law-Death Theodore Wig
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| ing. He was a member Of the Order
of Maccabees and Of the st. John
the Baptist Society.
Several years ago Mr.. Vigue mar
ried Mrs. Sarah Hewia) Vigue, the
widow of his older brother, and a
lady active in Catholic circles in
Skowhegan. The couple have no
children but there are two surviving
sisters, Mrs. Napoleon Matthew of
Skowhegan and Mrs. Cloutier Of Au-
susta. brother, John Vigue of
Skowhegan, and a half brother
whose home is in Canada.
John H. Jenkins Of the Somerset
Shoe Co. has been in Boston this
week on business.
Abner York of Madison has been
in town this week visiting Everett
Burnor, who has been suffering from
the effects of an injured leg.
Mrs. Olive Dealey left Friday
morning for Sanford where she will
spend the winter.
At the Federated First Baptist
and Congregational church next Sum-
day morning there will be a very un-
usual service, that Of a united Bap-
fist and Congregational communion.
the sermon will be delivered by Rev.
0. H. Tracy. Ph.D.. and the cere-
monies will be curtailed in order to
admit of the Sunday school sessions
at the usual hour. There will be an
anthem by the vested choir. In the
evening Rev. c. H. Mckinney will
preach and music features will in
clude an organ and piano duet by
c. w. Malley and Mrs. r. L. Mars
ton and singing by the male quar-
tet composed Of Robert Scott, Rev.
c. II. Mckinney. tenors and ]. Har-
vey White and r. w. Leighton,
BASES.
The subject for the morning SER
vices Of the Christian Science Society
which are held in Grand Army hall
at 1915 Sunday, will be ''Everlast-
ing Punishment" Miss Coda
Keene. soloist.
There will be the usual masses at
Our Lady Of Lourdes Roman Cath
Ollie church. At $40 the Children of
Mary and all other young ladies' of
the parish will receive Holy Com
munion. Second mass at 1890.
Sunday school under direction Of the
ursaline Nuns in the afternoon and
Rosary and Benediction. Next Mon
day there will be masses in recogni-
ton oil All Souls Day.
At the Centenary Methodist church
Sabbath morning Rev. H. L. Nichols
will preach the sermon deferred
from last Sabbath ON Good Litera-
ture an indispensable Ally Of the
Church" Music by the chorus
choir. Bible school held at IL o'clock
TO which all are invited. Epworth
League devotional at $50 with Our
Relations Toward Others; Toward
Neighbors. and Friends" as che topic
for discussion. A bright and breezy
gospel service at 7.30 with brief adj
dress by the pastor. You will en-
joy it If you are anywise responsive
to experimental religion. Mid week
service this Thursday evening with
IF Were the Minister"-"If I
Were a Layman" the topic for con.
sideration.
Services at the Bethany Baptist
church promise to be of much interest
next Sabbath. At the 1880 service
Rev. George Merriam will speak and
there will be special music. Mrs.
MartQn Drake Flanders is expected to
be present as soloist and to direct the
choir and there will be other special
music numbers. Rev. Mr.. Merriam
Will speak at the evening service.
Friends of Winfield 8. Cayanaush.
q former resident of Skowhesan. will
be interested to know that during the
past three months he has been yirtu-
ally in charge for the New England
Power Co., at Worcester, Mas. dur.
Ing the absence Of the superintendent
on q visit to Scotland. Mr.. Cava-
naugh lives in Milbury, but is con
nected with the office in Worcester
Mrs. Damon B. Berce is expected
home next week, after a months visit
with relatives IN Massachusetts. Dur.
ing this time. she has visited with
her brother, DR.. Brace l. Lawley in
Arlington, also with Fred .I.awley in
Dorchester, Joseph Lawley in Malta
pan, and with her sister. Mrs. VIM.
Maxim in Everett.
Miss Catherine N. Platts., State
leader. In home economies extension
work for the University of Maine.
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