Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

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11rT. Mrs Marion Drake Flanders
VII sing Z solo and direct ne choir
The Christian Eodeavor service vii
oe held a. $50 and The regular Su--
day evening servics a. -3o The
The children Of Bethany a-e 9rspar-
-1g Tor q rally day observance Q1e
week from Sunday.
The Al Llopral- ouesrcr" VII!
Dc ne SUBJECT If Rev. z I NlcaoIs
sermon Z. TIE Ceucsua-v Methodist
CHURCH Sunday morning a 1890
A1slc VIII be furnished ~ the
chorus choir The Sunday school
VIII hold Is session tor Elhle s-ady
- - G lock. Epwor-h League meet =
ing a. $50 VIII "Ch-ls1la-4-v and
ne Health Of America" as the toplc
1or d4scusslor. Al the 80 service
re pastor vii give Al address On
Though Wise, Yet z Fool"
Al Our Lady Of Lourdes Roman
Catholic church here VII ne the
Usual masses VIII the Married
-a6les So0aLI-T receiving holy com
n1cIuc a. $50. Al Loe 1880 mass
he sernor VII be delivered by =
:. L a. Remand n English. Sunday
school 4ndsr the direction Of ne C--
sane Nuns a. $50 and Rosary and
5eceG-c-oc 4. $50
There W. De ne usuz, services al
re Federated First Baptist and
Congregational church II Cong-eEa-
t-onaI eG-fce a. 1890 Sunday morn
IaE. The sermon vii be delivered uv
Few. c = McEIAlney and ne choir
VII furnish music. Carl n. Nauey
orEaClst A. the evening service
Few Q. Z Tracy PrC.. VIII deliver
-ne sermon
Mss Famine Eaten Oak II the
Plars-s' Bureau VINO Is passing d
4su davs - nome uer- . Exeter
Friday ana read The StcNe MAJ"
a. Masonic benefit n Masonic
Temple She was accom- panied nv
yer ea-her Josern ? Oak a pas.
-asrer If re EEete- Masonic Lod-e.
Few GAo~re Merriam breaches Al
The church L Las Madison Sunday
af-srroon.
Ms. A : Adams Of Wilton and
~ . - IL = Ek~--< Ia ~ e2-2A- A. - --'-
who have peer guests IF their broth
ar X 7 Fletcher and family have
gene 70 Wa.e-vllle for Visit before
returning u heir homes.
MS. Sophia T. Marble who has
been cutie seriously Il for several
days s somewhat improved
=. L. A7piepv, the contractor
guiding the new scaooihcUse On
the road 1rou Msr-1Il's Corner ID
Bush corner. reports the building
plas1ered and that The laying Of the
aoor and application Of inside finish
IS now N order. L viii De completed
sometime next week.
Rev. George Merriam ofhcia1s6 a.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jane Watson n
No-rldgew0Ck Thursday afternoon.
among the oU--o4-t0wc people pres
ert were Mrs. u. }. Moody CT Phil
adelphIa. Pa. Mrs. ' Liam ?. Ham
-l-on Of BROOKLYN and c. Il Gilman
af Milwaukee Wis They ra-rled FIR
d short r.ms- al SkowneEaa. visiting
while here with John r Mcclellan
and making their headquarters al
Eo1el Oxford.
Raw Nalhor has returned from
Eust.s Ridge with i very good record
as hunrsrna1. He went % Eusrls
sunday and Monday captured a deer
and another on Tuesday, Re also
brought home taree partridge as rTo-
phles Of lis Skill rs nlrc hunter
Ms. VI. Il Pane OF Falmouth
oresIde. VINO has been here 4ur d
visit departed Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ea-aorn and
Mr. anc Mrs. John Eatnorn and BABY
Robert of Msd1nrd. who nave been
guests at the home of DR.. F :. Bige-
lnw. have departed.
The Womaas Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. church will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Alma T .
Merrill CT Water street
c. c. Ie--ish accom- panied by Mrs.
Ger-ish and their sou OF 8rcwuv-Ls
are expected To De week END CHESTS
Of Supt. and Mrs. L W. Ger-isn. the
TWO gentlemen being brothers
Judge Leslie c. Cornish Of AL
gusra departed Friday forenoon. aft
er presiding al the September term
Of the supreme Judicial court al the
ke1lebec county court house for
period covering nearly four weeks. A
large number Of trials were conduct
ed and bur little tine was wasted
II waiting during the tern. The eQ-
C-ry hearing IN which Lillian A,
Smith. Fannie Stevens and Mary
Worcester sought damage trOD
Charles c. Garland and Carlt1n
Morse for alleged unlawful fcwage
Of a dam n Mercer village was the
last heard. Judge Lawrence repre-
sentsd the plaintiffs and Amos &.
Batler appeared for the defendants.
The defense Of the case which WIS
heard Thursday afternoon was that
certain fixed rights given II 1856 by
the deed executed at that time were
being adhered 70. Judge Cornish 6
decision was that he was not salts
fed that the plaintiffs had made out
anything which justified any action
but did not dismiss The case. rs an
effort viii be made To ascertain the
height of the dam N 1865.
E. ]. Eolway Of Boston. who has
been visiting with Bert Nichols and
family on Cedar street. departed Fri
dry afternoon.
As the result of the capture of
fiaY-eH pickunckefz Aprll G hv Sheriff