Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-21

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tn, p'.rcaas~ Prize !ess than SCR:
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f'it.sn.I1. land with buildings On
HartlAs1 Avenss.
f!oley--NsI!en A. Randall of
> BriGkevs.er VI Charles W. Wake
fei1. land IN Dexter -CambriSze rad,
eorsiEf atm, Szb JrsHph r. sher-
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nv1s Z. Decksr. n,th III Fir.ey. the
H>ra1e q. Mags1ji farm III ah>ut =;
atres, cInsiEeratiln, sun.
Camb1idge~-Ad%iber E:icharHson
N Hsrrnry ~ Herbeft V. ami Cus-
SIR 4, ChsGb>yrne. -1n hts IN vi
Iags III rra1 leading from ctsmn4.Gge
~ Dexte7.
Canaitn-~jennie l.. EorT.ii. Bertha
T.. TGrker and Cass.e T. wilkins. all
III Canaan and Eett,s XcKsens NJ
Clinton ~ J,seph CDver. land IN,
rad irsdirg ffrm Canaan village ~
Errwn's Tuner.
xy. ana Xrs. !. Abbntt Kendall
have returned home from ~. Petsrs-
bgrE. Y!a, where they have been
filing musical engagement during
The winter.
TIE spring nrwers On the grounds
at the hnrn> III Mrs. Clara burYtil
M,T5rc IN Ksnnehec street are A.
tracing much attention q. the pres
'nt time. Mrs. Mn<rs has wonder-
fai collection III spring blooms in
brilliant rrIors and dainty shades
Her gardens run aIrOst u the banks
~ tbs EenbEbec river and lovers NJ
f"~ers IRE noting many exquisite
specimens there.
The first FhiIathea Class III the
First BAPTIST church observed the
'zsb anniversary III their organiza.
ton on Mon1ay evening in the First
BAPTIST church banquet and yestry
rooms. Early 10 the evening a deli
ct1uS supper was served consisting o.
cold meats. salad. mashed and seal.
bped potatnes, bread and butter.
cake, Ice cream and crffee under thu.
direction Of Mrs. Minnie RUSSELL and
her assistants. Tcasts were given nj
tbs table. tho vics president. Mrs.
Lotto Grimm presi1inR In the ab-
"snce Ut Mrs Janet Thomson, who
VA" unable 10 attend. The secretary.
Mrs. Florence Dngas called the roll
and Mrs. Florence Huntington gave
'cur Pastors and Teachers" an
article prepared by Mrs.. Annie Nolin
ana touching upon the first church
ministers a. we'll ~ the Philothea
teachers for tho past twelve years.
Mrs. Grace Stevens responded to
Mifs'onary Topics and Mrs. Lizzie A.
Marble. a former teacher. told Of tho
work done by the class during the
past t welve years. Miss Caddis
brown read an article entitled "Our
Rest Roorp." written by Miss Cert.
rude Carter. now of New Iyndrn.
Conn. but formerly Of Bkowhegan
and a prominent PhilathoA worker.
II will be recalled that the rest room
which II now conducted by the
6kowhcgan Woman's Association had
It's inception with tho Philnthea
class. A report Of tho State convcn-
tion also written by Miss Carter wa
read by Mrs. Nellie Durrill and a 70.
port II tho finances was presented
by Mrs Florence Dusas. Mrs. Eta
SWEET Bradley very Interestingly
presented vital statistics and stated
tina during no IL years Of he Phila.
Thesis existante sixteen members
had married and thirty.thrce child
rem had been born o Philathea mem.
bcrs. Tho class according to Mrs.
Bradlsy's rspoSt hsd remembered
zach bride with Z silver gift. mark
ed with a Philathca word or emblem.
Mira Bertha r. Hall told Of social
events in connection with the class
and Mrs. Helen knight Of tho work
ut tho Red Cross rooms. Tho closing
number fas a delightfully."- writton or
iginaI Memorial poem read by tho
author. Mrs. Florence Dunington.
During tho twelve years there have