Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Frost.

Frost. Henderson
Stancer Frost and Miss Florence Hen
derson were quietly married at the paT\
sonage Of the Bethany Baptist church
here Saturday shortly before noon by
Rev. George Merriam. The double ring
ceremony was used and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Henderson Of Lakewood. pa
rents Of the bride. were present during
the service. After. wedding trip the
couple will reside on Upper Madison
avenue. Mr.. Frost is the son of Mrs.
vira Frost.
The quaint old Congregational church
at Norridgewcck will be the lost to the
seventh annual meeting @: the Somerset
C3ngTe ational Association on Tuesday
of the present week. The morning ses-
sion will convene at e.30 with a service
Of intercession by Rev. E. L. Maker Of
North Arson. The address of welcome
will be delivered BY Rev. Charles H.
n ei-er Of the Norridgewock church.
and the response will be Offered by Rev.
T. B. HIATT of the Bingham church. Or
gan cation and reports will follow. also
reports of the churches and an address
How Will the Interchurch Movement
Affect the Tercentenary Program"
Rev. William ]. Campbell of Portland
being the speaker. Dinner will be pro-
vised BY the Norridgewock church and
the afternoon session will open at lis
with a song and prayer service by Rev.
T. B. HIATT. Reports CT the committees
Ap;c L,,c; xr.;n ho foyla&c.
ed by an address 1.-The Faith Shock and
the Renewed Thinking by Rev. John
j. Martin. D. D OF Bangor. THE
Summons of the World War to the
Church will be considered by Pres.
Ovid n. Beach of Bangor. and Miss
Jordan will give an address en- THE
Work of the Woman's Home Missioc~
airy Cnion," to be followel by discus
sim. Adjournment for exam nation for
ordination Of Rev. Charles H. Meeker
will follow. and after the supper the
ordination of Mr.. Meeker will occur.
AS a mark of their admiration and
love. the pupils Of Our Lady OF Lourdes
school gathered at the convent to ten
der q reception to Sister St. Angela.
mother superior and principal Of the
school, the other evening. About Is
we're present A feature Of the evening
was the presence Of Yvonne Cyr. the
little niece Of the mother superior, who
was dressed as an angel and who. bear
ing a palm, sang 1.-The Story Of a
Soul" Decorations Of blue and white
effects were used and refreshments
we're served. During the evening the
beloved mother was presented with a
bold inkwell and other desk accesso-
RES. This was a very rare occasion
iE the quiet life Of the convent. the
allowing Of pupils to visit there in the
evening.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace Hill Of Fair
field was in town Saturday. leaving on
the midday train with George Najow
member of the Assyrian colony at
Madison. who had been placed under
arrest for assault and battery on his
fatNer. Deputy Hill was taking the man
to Fairfield for trial before Judge H. H.
Brazzell OF the Western Somerset mu-
nicipal court.
Mrs. Robert ordway is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond.
Herbert S. Hopkins resumed his
duties as conductor on the outgoing
trains Saturday. after several
weeks absence in ST. Louis on bus
mess connected with railroad af-
fairs.
Emery T. Dyer has returned from
Boston University. where he is a
student
AS an appreciation the Fraternal
Order of Eagles on Saturday pre-
scented to Miss Arlene F. Burnor,
diamond ring. A meeting of the or
der was held Friday night and
committee was appointed to take
this step. This courtesy to Miss
Burnor is extended because of her
successfully designing and trimming
the 1oat which was used in the pa
rade on Thursday by the Eagles or
ganizaticn. 1t was one of the pref
tiesi of the long professional and
slowed much work and careful taste.
The parents and friends of pupils
attending the Parochial schools were
invited to call in the music room of
the main school building Sunday to
witness the splendid work which is
being done by the children. The
loom was tastefully arranged in pink
and white and plain and fancy sew
ing were shown in abundance. This
included also some very handsome
and much crochet work. The
scholars are certainly well versed in
these arts under the careful guild
arce of the nuns. The school closes
about June Goth and there will be
graduating class WITH exercises at
that time.
Late marriage intentions placed on
file at the office Of the town clerk
are those Of Hcnore Fluette of West
brook and Mrs. Harriet Pineau of
Skowhegan.
1t. Col. r. L. Marston has lately
received from Capt. Healy Of Co. E
his typewriter, which has seen some
active service since the war period
1t. Col. Marston had the machine
with him in Augusta when Com
pany E was organized. He subse-
quently carried the same to Mexico,
where it remained with him and then
accompanied him home. At the out
break of the World War it again
went battleward with 1t. Col. Mars
ton, then captain Of Co. E, and re-
NAMED with him until he finished
his activities with that army or
ganization, when it was loaned to
Camp Healy. 1t looks as though it
had seen rough usage but is back,
nevertheless. in the 8Iarston office
once more.
Children's day observances were