Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26

err VIII De the Spedkei vi thS oA'o'
noon. All ladies are cordially IN
vited to attend this meeting.
commandery Event
Knights of the De Molay Com
mandery No. 10, Knights Templar
are to observe Easter by going to
Madison where they will attend d.
vine worship at the First Congrega-
tional church in that village OF
which Rev. Charles Fl. MCKINNEY,
who was formerly of the Island
Avenue Congregational church, IS
the pastor and who will deliver the
Easter sermon. The following
musical numbers will add to the
pleasure of the service. carol, tine
Lord Our Savior's Risen Will De
sung by the junior chorus. The an
them "Magdalene" by Warren. an
aria From the Light of the World
by Sullivan will be sung by Mrs.
Arlen Mckinney Riley. The clos
ing number will be "Once the Lord
in Glory lay by J. G. Bartlett will
be sung with solo by Mrs. James
Hurd and an obligato by Mrs. Harold
Danforth. The accompanist will be
Miss Arlene BARLEY and M. w.
Gould. Euclid Lodge of Madison
will be guests of the Commandery.
Sir knights are requested to meet at
the local asylum at $40 sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Homested OF
Malbon's Mills, who sold their farm
to William Earl of New Brunswick
some time ago and purchased the
place on Water street formerly own
ed by Derue Green, have gotten nice
Nv settled in their new home. Mr..
and Mrs. Earls two sons and daugh-
ter have arrived with their house
hold furnishings, farm machinery
and horses and are getting located
in their new home and ready to OPP
crate this splendid farm with the
opening of spring.
A great deal of good natured rival
ry is prevalent among the young
ladies who are selling tickets for the
Military Ministries which the Simon
Peters Post are to present in the
Opera House on the evening of Fri
L.
closes tonight and each contestant
must report at z. M. at the office OF
Col. Roy l.. Marston. The awarding
of the gold bracelet which is to be
given to the young lady selling the
largest number of tickets will be
made at the show. Due to misun-
Outstanding and because it would
seem unfair to the ticket holders
the Post has decided that there VIII
/ be no auction of seats on Monday
morning as previously Advertised
Charles Johnson, who has been in
| town looking at some real estate. re
turned to his home in Dexter Friday
morning.
Elmer E. Harris, superintendent OF
, the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
| returned Friday noon from business
| trip to Boston. On his return, Mr.
Harris went to ST. Johnburys, VT
| where he visited his daughter anc
her husband, Rev. and Mrs. Theo-
dore H. Wilson.
Mrs. Alice S. Baker. who few
weeks ago closed her home on Turner
avenue and has been staying with
Mrs. Olive Dealey at her home or
Pleasant street, returned to hel
home again Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon of Fair
| field arrived in town Friday noon ant
| went to Madison, where she will be
| the guest of Mrs. Jane Russell.
Carl Philbrick. a student at Bow
! doin college, returned home Friday
and will pass the Easter vacation
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel w. philbrick at their home on
CobuN avenue.
The Federated Working League of
| the Federated church will hold its
! regular meeting next Monday after
| noon in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional church.
Roy l.. Libby returned to his home
in westbrook Friday morning after
having been in town looking at real
estate. On Thursday Mr.. Libby pur-
chased a farm of Addie Pencil in
Clinton through the Strout Farm
Agency.
William r. Seamans was operated
| upon at the Somerset hospital, Fri
day morning.
Mrs Maud Nugent. formerly a res.
ident of this town, and her daughter
who have been visiting in town, have
returned to their home in Waterville
| Mr.. Emery, formerly Of the Poolel
and Emery firm, which has dissolved
partnership, will go to North Anson
where he is to be employed by F. w
Bunker.
/ Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Kennedy have
this week moved to the Wesley
Knight farm in Cornville which they
purchased recently.
A large number of the citizens OF
town attended the opening for in
spection of the new store Of Emery
Brown Co, of Waterville, Thursday
evening. The store was opened for
business, Friday morning.
| The service which was held at the
Centenary Methodist church Thurs