Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-16

g Session-Somerset County
| SON Of Boston In the afternoon with
a message seance following each SER
vice In the evening there was an
other large audience. President Cut
ter introduced Mrs. M. e. Cadwalla-
der. who told some OF the truths of
Spiritualism to an interested audi
ence. Mrs. CadwalIader is editor Of
the Progressive Thinker, a Sniis.ual-
ist paper published in Chicago, ILL.,,
and she has been made during her
stay at the camp an honorary mem
Der Cf the Organization. Mrs. Maude
Torrey conducted a message seance,
as did Winfield Scott Waldron OF Hal
lowell. the latter using the ballot
system. Frederick Nicholson con-
Quoted the farewell seance, Each me-
dium offered remarks Of a farewell
ratu-e, saying pleasant things Of the
session. and Mrs. Maude Lane of
Boston and Mr.. Cutter furnished mu-
sica! numbers, Mrs. Lane singing one
number unaccompanied. A directors
meeting was held during the. early
: evening. The collections To-. the day
amounted to about $50. President
Cutter announced that he should
come to Skowhegan in June to be
present at the meeting given under
| the auspices of the Spiritualist La
dies Aid.
Rev. Herbert L. Nichols, pastor of
the Methodist church, preached at
East Madison last Sunday AMI in ac-
! Cordance with his usual custom will
conduct his fortnight!y preaching ser
vice at the East Ridge c!iarch in
Cornville next Sunday.
Harry Dysart has returned from
Bcston. where he has been visiting
his brother. Eddie Dysart. and also
trip to Providence. r. I. He is back
behind the counter at the Geo L. H.
Smith clothing store, Harold Walsh
having been substitute salesman dur
ing his absence.
Sheriff Mooers announced Monday
the following list CT deputies who
were to assist him at the court house
during the September term Of the su-
preme judicial court which convenes
this Tuesday: Robt. B. Cole Show
hegan; F. L. Jipson, Bingham; H. E.
Crocker. Canaan; W. A. Hill, Fair
field; Elmer s. Adams, Madison, and
John L. Johnson, Harmony.
A parish meeting of the First Bap-
tis- church will be held at the First
Church vestry Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morrill, left
Sunday afternoon for their future
home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Arthur Giroux. formerly of
this town, now of Lewiston. returned
home Monday after visiting l,er with
her sister, Mrs. Edward Sayers Of
North avenue.
Mrs. Emma Dean, chief operator at
the cfiice Of the Farmers Tel. Co..
was eff duty Monday to attend the
Embden fair.
Mrs. Hazel Leavitt Langdon. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Clara B. Leavitt. and other relatives
III town, left here Monday morning
for visit in Gorham before leaving
for Boston. where she expects to be
located. Her little daughter, Jean
Langdon, is remaining vita Mrs. F.
r. Hill, sister of Mrs. Langdon. for
a time.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the
Methodist Church was entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. F. p. Pen
nell at her home. The ladies' Of this
organization are to serve lunches at
the Somerset Central Fair this year
as last.
Nj. and Mrs. J. II. Murray have
returned from trip to New London.
0nrinDGAl1
land Me-, whore they have tten Wis.,
ting their children. While in New
London they witnessed the nuptials of
their son, Paul Murray, to Miss Anna
McCcshan Of Lynn, Mass. Mr.. MUIR
ray, recently married. is with the
General Electric Co. as an inspector
and for some time will be located in
New London. His bride. who is a
teacher employed by the same con-
Germ in private work, is o normal
school graduate. Mr.. Murray's many
friends in this section win learn Of
his new relations with interea.. 4
Little Evelyn Bragg of Portland.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Bragg, accompanied her grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Murray, and
will remain here as their guest for
two weeks.
Miss Marietta Nichols has accepted
a position as stenographer in the
law office Of L. L. Walton filling the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Miss Esther French, who is to take a
Kindergarten training course in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. williams and
Mr.. and Mrs, G. 8. Williams Of Hart
land were GUESTS Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Fairgrive and Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
phrey Dyer at Fairgrive Bay, Lake
wesserunsett. Sunday.
Thaddeus r. Tilton OF Portland
who has been handling news work
for the Waterville Sentinel in Show
hegan during the summer, left Sum
day for a short visit in Fairfield on
his way to Portland to visit his pa
rents. He will resume his studies in
his senior year at Colby college the
25th. His successor here II John ].
Green. formery of Connecticut, but
lately Of Bath.
There IS movement In the Meth
odist church to organize a choir
Miss Lyle Stinchfeld and MISS
Molly Blunt left Monday morning
for Boston. Miss Stinchfield will be.
gin course at Simmons college and
Miss Blunt enters wellesley college.
John e. Wadsworth returned to
the University Of Maine Monday