Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-07

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the reina .nder of the winter with his
mother. Mrs. Annie l.. Decker.
Mrs. Stephen Mills of Eorridgewock
was in town Thursday to attend the flu
neral services of the late Mrs, Charles
Clark.
Roy Cannon of Oakland Heights
was a business visitor in Fairfield on
Thursday.
At a recent business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Free Baptist church, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
wear; President, Richard Buber; vice
president, Mrs. Adella Warren; sec
retary, Miss Gladys Crotte; treasur-
er, Alice Rushton: lookout commit
tee, Miss Gertrude Lord, Miss Ruth
Penney, Miss Cara Crotta, and Miss
Harriet Penney; prayer meeting
committee, Mrs. Lottie Williams,
Theodore Longley, Jr, and Edmund
Longley; social committee, Ernest
Rutter. Camilla Livingstone and Lii
liam Kelley; missionary committee,
Mrs. Addie Longley. Miss Alice Man
ter. Mrs. Lottie Williams and Mrs.
Ella Penney; music committee, Miss
Alice Tapley, Miss Harriet Penney,
Miss Camilla Livingstone and Miss
GLADYS Crotto. The following off,
GERS for the Free Baptist church
were also elected for the ensuing
year: Clerk and treasurer, Miss
Clara Munter; superintendent Of the
Sunday school, Sargie Warren; as
sistant superintendent. T. W. Long
ley; treasurer. Miss Gertrude Lord;
secretary, Richard Rubier; assistant
secretary, T. w, Longiey, jr.; super
intendent of primary department,
Mrs. Edward Narramore; first assist
ant, Primary department, Gladys
Crotto: librarian, r. w. Longley, Jr.;
superintendent, Cradle Roll. Mrs,
Addie Longley; press correspondent
Mrs. Ardella Warren; chorister. J.
r. Brown; visitation committee
Lettie Williams, Mrs, Angie Hersom
Mrs, H. L. Hunton, and Mrs. Mary
Manter; flower committee, Mrs. An
gle Hersom, Mrs, ELIZA Bates and
Mrs. Lottie Williams; missionary
committee, eMrs. G. w. Mantef, Mrs
Angie Hersom and MINIS. S. H. Skill
hngs.
. DIR. Edye Grant has returned from
q professional visit to Harmony and
has gone to Madison for a few days
Edward Barker of Waterville was
in town recently on his way to Mon
mouth on business.
Mrs. s. C.. Skillings of Foxeroft was
guest Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl
vester Skillings.
A series of meetings is being held al
the city school in South SmithfielG
this week. conducted by Rev. Austin
Taylor of Bridgeton.
| George McIntire Of Waterville wa:
calling on friends in Oakland and Bel
grade recently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer ant
children, Eleanor and Oscar, have re.
turned from visit with Mrs. Spen
GERS father. James Stevens of Horse
Point.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parkman of Bel
grade were recent guests of relatives IL
town.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
| Carrie M. Clark. wife of Charles Clark
| were held at the home ON High stree
, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Acme
Rebekah Lodge Of which the deceased
was a member attended in y body ant
| held their services. Rev. Weston P
| Holman of the Methodist church Off
ciated, The Ror&i offerings were many
and beautiful. The bearers were: Law
! renee Livingston, Reuel Mosher, Johr
! Walton and Maurice Manson Inter
| ment was in Lakeview cemetery.
At the regular meeting of Sergeant
| Wyman Womens' Relief Corps which
| was held Wednesday evening in tht
Post rooms. there was a good atten'
dance. The chairs were filled by th'
| new officers and very pleasan
evening was passed. The following
committees were appointed for thu
ensuing year; Relief, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hodsdon, Mrs. Anna Bailey, Mrs
Laura White, Mrs, Elizabeth Johns
| ton, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, Miss Fran
ces Pike, Mrs, Mayme Patten. Mrs
Leila Bartlett, Mrs. Madoiyn MeCanr
and Mrs. Susan Benson; executive
Miss Louise BENSON. Mrs. Myrf
Holmes, Miss Maggie Johnson, Mrs
Nina Fewlie, Mrs. Carrie Taylor and