Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

| ice Saturday afternoon. Mrs l.. A. Ellis
worth Of Lewiston, who has lately beer
sent here as a missionary worker from
the Seventh Day Adventist conference
will preside. Mrs. Ellsworth in addi-
lion TO acting as church leader for the
Adventists is here TO do missionary
work among the people as we'll She
was previously located along the same
line of work in Bath for the people oil
the Advent faith.
The Christian Science services will be
held at 1915 in Grand Army hall. The
regular service will be in order with
'unreality" as the sub 'ect Of the lesson.
sermon and the readers presiding. The
opening voluntary. "Berceause' by
Adolph Jensen, will be played by Mrs
Howard Friend. and Miss Mary H.
Friend and Miss Coda Keene will sing
Lift Up Your Head, o We Gates" by
Antonio Secchi. Miss keene will also
sing as an ofertory Rejoice. My Lord
Rejoice" A cordial invitation is ex-
!, tended to all Interested to attend this
meeting.
Easter Sunday at st. Mary's Catholic
church will be observed by low mass
at $50 In the morning when there will
he special music by the children of the
parochial school under the direction OF
the Ursaiine nuns. The organist is Ce-
ella Fortier. At 1870 the usual high
mass will be celebrated with special
music already . announced. Sunday
school is at go in the afternoon and
The and -
ed sacrament at 2 o'clock in the eve
ming.
At the Federated church on Sunday.
DR.. Olin Hobbs Tracy will preach the
Easter sermon at the 1890 service. Spe-
clal Easter music will be Given with
ralph w. Leighton conducting and Carl
w. Malley at the pipe organ. Rev. G.
II. McElhiney will occupy the pulpit
OF the Congregational church at Madj-
son Sunday morning. Sunday school ia
at noon. Christian Endeavor is at 8
o'clock and at o'clock an Easter sery-
Toe with an Easter cantata entitled
Darkness and Dawn" by F. w. Pearl.
The evening service will be under the
diyeetian Of Rev. Charles l.. MeElhiney.
The First Philathea class Of the Fed
Grated church has sent it's Easter greet
ing to the women Of the refermatary In
the form Of flower seeds and bulbs. One
of the business men Of the town has
sent Easter cards to the girls and ma
irons at the refarmatory.
Ralph Gledhiil of East Madison was
business visitor In Skewhesan on Fri
day.
The boxing exhibition at Heselton
hall Thnrsds" evening between John
Taylor and Kid Getehell proved to he
tame affair. The men stalled for
three rounds and in the fourth exchang-
ed a few severe taps. Kid Currie threw
Kid Claire In the wrestling match, The
hrst fall was accomplished In three min
utes and the second in four.
NJ D, jones Of the Extension Service
Of tho University OF Maine was in town
Friday and held q conference with
County Agent storer Of the Farm Blu
reau. Mr.. Jones attended the 10Th am
niversavy meeting Of tho Bingham
Grange on Thursday, where he spoke
on the value OF keeping farm ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. Jones reported that this grange
meeting brought out a large attendance
and q number OF the charter members
were present. An excellent dinner was
served at noon and an interesting pro-
gram followed.
The marriage intentions of George ..
Paradis and Alice Neadue, both Of
Skowhegan. are on file at the city
clerks Office.
At the meeting Of the A. o. U. w.