Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

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guest of her brother. w. H. Emery
and wife.
Mrs. E. L. Savage with her son,
Guy Savage. and wife, OF Waltham.
who are her guests. and NJ. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Savage have returned froia
trip to Rangeley.
County Agent C. A. Storer was Ia
Portland Friday on business end will
go there again next Wednesday 20
conduct a silo building deinonstra-
ton at the farm of Frank McMi-
chael. He was in Scion Friday eve
hing to attend a meeting in Grange
hall.
A delightful meeting OF Sunset
Chapter, o. e. S., was hold Friday
night in Masonic hall. "A delicious
banquet preceded the lodge session a.:
Masonic banquet hall with the read
ing rooms of the fraternity at Ia.
disposal of the Star members. The
supper committee was composed CT
Mrs. Belle Donaldson (chairman).
Mrs. Harry lies, Mrs: Helen B. Wes-
ton, Mrs. H. S. Hopkins aid Mrs.
C.. NJ. Holt. Following TIE banquLt
the degree was conferred and latef
after intermission remarks We're Of
fered by Ernest c. Butler. a, former
worthy patron OF the order. who mas
been south much of the time since
his return from France. and by Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams Dyer, until re-
Gently of Arlington. Mrs. Ethel J
Morrow, worthy matron. presided.
Among the past matrons prestn:
were Mrs. Abbie Robinson. Ms.
Laura H. Dinsmore, Mrs. Emma II.
Simpson, Miss Eoith NJ. Gledhil..
Mrs. Annie F. Fish and Mrs. Jessie
F. Fletcher Of Sunset charter End
Miss Bessie Edwards, past matron OF
the Chapter in Newport.
A meeting of Russell Relief Corps
was held in Grand Army hall FIJI
day afternoon. Readings were given
by several Of the members in re-
spending to tire roll call and there
was work IN prcpal alton for the au-
nual Inspections.
The ladies of the st. Jean the Bap-
tiste Societie will hold social in
Convent hall next Wednesday eve
ming. The following ladies are in
charge of the affair: Miss Alice Tur-
cote, Miss Alice Michaude, Miss
Matilda Sylvan, Mrs. Laura Thibo-
deau and Miss Fedora Lewia. The
regular meeting will occur on Tues
day, Sept: %.
The young people Of the Methodist
church held a very pleasant social
affair in the large vestry Of the edi-
flee Friday evening. Sides were TAX
en- for the contest, the participants
distinguishing themselves by red
and white badges. The Reds were
the victofs Of the evening in the va
rious games and contests Program
numbers included a vocal duet by
Miss Fay Burkhardt and Miss Velma
Berry. who has lately come here from
New Portland, with piano accompani-
ment by Gertrude Knight. Mrs. H. L.
Nichols gave a hearing and Candida
Uci gave a whistling number with
Miss Hazel Burkhardt playing the
accompaniment. The affair was ar
ranged under the direction of Mrs
H. L. Nichols and Miss Marietta
Nichols.
Francis Murray, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Murray and their little
granddaughter, Evelyn Bragg, who
is here from Portland for a visit, I'M
derwent surgical treatment for the
removal of adenoids at Somerset hos
pital Saturday forenoon. -
Clarence Bunnell, an employe in
the printery department of the In
Observation-Disclosures. has been pass
ing the past week in Phillips.
Gilmore Perkins, 5-months-old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Perkins of
Chestnut street, died early Saturday
morning Of pneumonia. Funeral
probably Monday afternoon.
very entertaining and profitable
session Of the Somerset county Sun
day School Association was held last
Friday at North Arson. the head
quarters being at the Dinsmore Me-
mortal church (CongregationaD. Be-
cause of varied activities requiring
the attention of Guy F. Williams,
president of the association, Rev. E.
l.. Baker. pastor of the church. pre-
sided during the forenoon session
and conducted the opening devotion
al services. The theme of the meet
ing was Making Democrack Safe
for the World Through Religious Ed
ucation." The forenoon address was
delivered by Rev. o. H. Tracy, Phi.
D., OF Skowhegan. Tho song service
was led in the afternoon by Rev. G.
II. mckinney of Skowhegan and
The Rights of the Child" were con-
sidered at the afternoon session by
~,
Wesley j. Weir, general secretary of
Maine in Sunday school, spoke dur
ing the Afternoon and evening telling
OF his experiences in France as a
Y. M. c. A. worker and with "Reli-
gion After the War" as the theme of
his evening discourse. The praise
service in the evening was led by
Rev. E. w. Kennison of North An
son while members of the Search
light Club, church organization
OF the Congregational denomination
In Skowhegan, assisted very materi-
ally with the music both afternoon
and evening. Miss Hannah r. Page
is leader of the club and members
present were Miss Edna Cushing.
Miss Carolyn Cover. Miss Helen
Lord. Miss Flora Savage, Miss Lot
tie Bean, Miss Gertrude Sampson and
Miss Alta Porter Miss Ella M,
Flanders of Skowhegan furnished or
gan music and other young ladies
from Skowhegah attending were Miss
Ruth Homsted and Miss Marion Mer-
Ram from the Bethany Baptist Sun
day school. A picnic dinner was en-
5oyed at noon with coffee served by