Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
RICHMOND

CAMPGROUND - The Kennebec
Valley Campmeeting. from August Is
to q. 10 now In fun swing. Large
delegations from Pittston. Chelsea
and Randolph mark an suspicious be-
ginning OF what promises to be an
unusually successful revival.
Under the able leadership Of J..
Parry Irving. the meetings have been
enthusiastically welcomed and sup
ported by the residents ON the
grounds. An excellent spirit has
been manifested by all those who
have attended the services.
The daily program is as follows:
D A. n. prayer meeting: 1880 A. NJ.
preaching service: $50 p. NJ. chill
dren's meeting: ESQ p. NJ. preaching
service: $50 r. A.. young peoples
song and praise service: 7.so p. NJ.
the great gathering of the day con-
Quoted by several evangelists.
,unrestrained cemmendation has
been bestowed upon the new leader.
Rev. ]. Parry Irving. All who have
so far heard him have been inspired
by HE commanding sarnestness.
For Ill who wish 20 attend the re.
suainder Of the meetings ample 'ac.
eo6sneAatiens are available.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Kennebec Valley
CAmpmeeting Association will be
held at the stand on the grounds At /
r. n. on Tuesday, August 10, 1919, for
the purpose OF hearing the reports
OF the treasurer, auditor and execu-
tive COMMITTEES; the election OF Of.
fiesrs (hy stock vote. u called for)
for the year 1890; to see IL any
changes shall be made in the bylaws,
and to transact any other business
relating to the interests of the as
ISOLATION.
. Considerable credit for the initial
success Is due to the indefatigable
efforts Of Arthur B. Moody. chairman
- the executive committee. whose
qualities Of leadership are evidenced
In many ways The singing Of his
daughter. Edna Moody. has been the
subject Of enthusiastic praise.
George Cole is visiting at the
Aloha cottage
The genial presence OF Mrs. Will
liam Bourne is felt by those on the
oempground.
Mrs. Lewis Collins is staying at the
Electa with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Ridley, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Trufant-
Mrs G. j. Anderson with her
daughters, Lillian. Gladys and Gene
We've. are again occupying the Grove
View.
Miss Hazel Abererombie In q guest
at the cottage % Mrs. Ada Clark.
Mrs. Margaret b. Sproul is passing
. few weeks IN Boston ut the home of
her mother.
Mrs. Eldon Clark and her daughter
Hiida are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
cappers at their cottage on the peak
Of lions Hill
The efficient service Of the super
intendent. Uriah Lancaster. is mani
Tested in many ways. The roads on
the campgronnds have never been in
such excellent condition
John Lander with his sister. Bess.
have arrived to pass q few weeks at
the cottage Of his mother. Mr.. Lam
der's singing has always been a de-
cided acquisition at the campmees- !
ingA
Mrs. Baker and Mrs Morrison, ar
dent devotees of the revivals. are IS
usual lending their whole hearted |.
support toward the success Of she
meetings.
Mrs. Cora Newhan Is staying at
Hillcrest with her daughters. Mrs !
Bogue and Mrs. Howard. and her son.
Edward.
Mrs. II. A. Faulkner has recently |
entertained her SON. Walter, and his /
wife at the Comfort.
- Mrs. David Craig. together with
her daughters. is passing the sum-
mer at Hopedaise.
Mrs. Aldenberg is Occupying the
Thistle with her daughters. Lydia
and Aleida-
Mrs. Warner and her daughter
Mabelle are again sojourning at the
Nixpah.
Robert Malsant is passing his vaca-
ton At the Bethel with his wife and
daughter, Ruth.
william Ewing has arrived to pass
. few days with his wife and dauxh-
ter.