Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-03

W. E. vigue Mrs. D. NJ Marshall and
Mrs. Lester Andrews.
Winthrop Bowman Of Boston is pass
ing few weeks at his home in town.
The regular meeting Of Sergearr Wy
man Post will be held IN til. post
rooms Monday evening.
Anon Lodge of Odd Fellows will go
to Fairfield Monday evening TO attend
the district meeting. A special ar VIII
leave at $50. Supper will be servec
from to 8 o clock.
Frank Haynes. who has been cor
fined to his home the past five weeks
from the effects Of influenza. IS ole 20
De out again.
Mrs. Remaldo One. and sons, James
O'Neil and Ohio Croweil. who have
been visiting Mrs O'Nel,'s mother. Mrs.
Orilla Cochran. for few days. have re-
turned to their home IL TroutdaIe.
Mrs. John Damren OF Augusta was i
weekend guest Of her sister Mrs. Ma
bel Harlow.
c. W. Jones of Augusta was a bust
ness caller in town Saturday.
Mrs Berle Brewer has been called
to Bath by the serious illness Of her
mother.
George Bates. who has been sta
toned at Camp Devens and received
his discharge a short time ago, re-
sumed his duties Saturday at the
clothing store of J. H. Morse.
Mrs. Walter Trask has purchased
the house on Middle street. formerly
owned by the late Abraham Walker.
Deputy Sheriff David Ellis has re-
ceived 4 letter from his son. Mahlon
Ellis. who was wounded in battle and
has lust returned from overseas and
8 at present at the hospital in Hamp-
ton, Virginia. but expects soon to be
transferred TO the hospital in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Alfonso Cottle, who has been
caring for her father. George ROBIN
son. has been called to her home on
the Sidney road by the illness OF her
husband.
Rev. P. A. A. kil!am of Allston.
Mass. is passing a few days with
his family on Maple street.
Miss Iona Fowes was a week-e
g,,est of Miss Anna Damon OF Pitts
field. where she attended the NJ. Z. /.
athletic meet.
Miss Daisy Snow passed the week
end at her home in North falrneiu.
Rev. P. A. A killam. former pastor
of the First Baptist church. VINO ac-
ranred the passionate at the Brighton
avenue Baptist church at AHston
Mass was installed as pastor OF that
church. Thursday. Feb. u. The m
st,llation service was as fol.ows: Or
gan prelude; Invocation and respon-
siye reading, Rev. II. B. KHAN 81
Boston; Scripture reading by t4e
oastor Rev, P 4. A. killarn: se!ec-
tion bv Hayden Male Quartet; greet
ings from our neighbors. Ailston
Conversational church. Rev NJ. +.
Albright: Brighton Congregational
church. Rev. William Allen knight,
D. D.: St. Luke's Episcopal church'
Rev. c. w Dof11eld: Allston Metno
dist church. Rev e. P. Herrick: H!il
Memorial Baptist church, Superln-
tendent r. w. Parker; selection,
HAYDEN Quartet; The Church MIS-
sion" Rev. H. L. Hanson. First i3ap-
fist church. Chariestown; Ihe
Church Message" Rev. Austin Is. LII
BIois. D. D.. First Baptist church
Boston: The Church Method. kew
Herbert r. Whiteiock. pastor OIL bos :
ton BAPTIST Bethel; hymn prayer OIL
installation. Rev. H. B. klllam; re-
Spouse, quartet: an appreciation by
pastor. Rev P A. A. klllam; Dene-
diction; postiude.
| Mrs. George Sands and daughter
Doris of Corinna are visiting Mrs.
Sands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bates.
Mrs. Frank Bridges has returned
from a visit with her mother, Mrs.
| Freeman Nelson Of Belgrade.
Miss Doris Croweil, stenographer
for G.. S. Hobbs. traffic manager OF
the Maine Central Railroad. was
home from Portland over Sunday.
Mrs. r. II. Stone and son Maurice
are visiting relatives IN kineo for a
few days.
Mrs. Ed. Scott ana son Warren
have returned to their home in North
Arson. after visiting Mrs. Scotts
! sister. Mrs. Walter Hutchinson tor
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