Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Mr.. ind Mrs. Qridley Fogg, Mrs
Carrie Hazelwood ard Mrs. Ethe
Ames motored to Orono Thursday af
ternoon and called on Raymond Togg
then went to Bangor, where they at.
tended the closing session Of the State
Sunday school convention that even.
ing. They returned home after the
service.
Mrs. L. A. Dascombe who met Mrs
Edith Steward and Mrs. A. X. But.
Ter in Boston and went to Syracuse
N. Y. with them. returning in an
automobile which Mrs. Steward was
to drive to Waterville. was met at
Bellows Fails. VT. by the DR.. Das-
combe and their daughter, Mrs. Al
bert c. Bowman. OF Springfield, Vt,
where she passed several days before
returning home with the doctor the
first Of the week.
At the Bethany Baptist church.
Sunday, the usual services will Be
held. The morning service ct l,:JJ,
at which the music will be conducted
by the organist, Mrs. Ethel Ames,
in the absence of Mrs. Marion Drake
Flanders. The pastor, Rev. George
Merriam, will preach. Sunday school
will be held at IL o'clock. At o'clock
the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor meeting will be conducted by
Team q, OF which Virginia ,Ames is
the leader. This will be citizenship
meeting. There will be several adj
dresses and special music consisting
of vocal solos by Mrs. Donald Burrell
accompanied by Mrs. Ames and
members of the Bethany orchestra.
The evening service will be held at
Z o'clock.
Schulz. Fuller
The friends Of Beryl Fuller will
be interested to know of her mar
riage to Charles T. Schulz. which oc-
CURED on Monday evening, Oct. IL,
at the Universalist church in Somer-
Vile. Mass. Miss Fuller was the
daughter Of Frank Fuller, formerly
OF Norridgewock, but who at one
time conducted q grocery business
where the Farmers Union store is
now located. The Fullers resided in
the Hanson Tufts place on North
avenue now occupied by Wesley
Watson.
Mrs. Fred Parkman passed Thurs
day in Norridgewock, q guest of her
father, Forrest Rowe, who IL in poor
health.
The many friends Of Mrs. Elise
Fellows White will be interested to
know that an article, 1.-The Handicap
OF Prosperity" written by Mrs.
White appears in the September is
sue Of the magazine, "The Musical
Observer" and IL receiving much
commendable mention by those who
have read 1t. The Musical Observer
is among the magazines taken at the
public library and any one wishing
to read the article may DO SO at the
library.
Mrs. Hattie Williams of Madison
was q business caller In town Thurs
day.
Mrs. Esther Bigelow on Thursday
picked a cupful Of delicious ripe wild
raspberries at the farm home Of the
Bigelows. Willow Ridge. Mrs. Bige-
low 10 one OF Somerset county's &C.
tive ladies at the age Of 81. She
has made her home with her son.
Roscoe Bisslow. for the past "a
years.
AZ Our Lady OF Lourdss' church
next Sunday at 1890 will begin the
40 hours devotion. It IL expected
that q number Of visiting priests will
% present and assist the pastor, Rev.
FIR. J. Louis A. Renaudg in these spc-
cial services.
At the annual session OF the West
ern Somerset County Teachers az
ISOLATION which met in North Arson
the first Of the week two skowhegan
school officials wero elected to Of
nee. Mrs. Lottie Moore Gates. n
teacher at the High school. was cleo
ted secretary and treasurer of the
association. and Leon w. Gerrish su-
perintendent Of the Skowhegan- Mad
ison schools. was made chairman Of