Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-02-02
treasurer of the Credit

assistant treasurer Of the Credit
| Union.
Ministers Conference
At a meeting on Monday Of the Ban
gor Minister'S Conference. Right Rev
Benjamin Brewster. bishop Of the
| diocese Of Maine OF the Protestant
Episcopal church, spoke on the sub
ject, Questions Concerning the Faith
of the Reunited Church." The Bishop
stated that he was not expressing his
| own views which are well known, but
| that he made the topic open to discus
sion. Several of the ministers took
! part in the discussion which followed
| including Rev. A. e. Morris. DR.. David
N. Beach of the Theological Seminary.
Prof. Calvin M Clark of the same in
stitution. Prof. ]. J. Martin Of the
Seminary, Rev. Irving F. Barnes and
Rev. Francis s. Bernauer. Among the
| other matters of interest taken up was
the proposed Sunday amusement bill
of Representative Mark Barwise now
before the legislature The clergymen
intend to oppose this bill ana direct ac-
tion will be taken at the adjourned
meeting next Monday.
! Airman's Relatives At Bates
| Mrs. Charles F. Bryant of Pleasant
street. Medfield, Mass. received the fol-
lowing telegram from the War Depart
ment Saturday; "The department re-.
grets to announce the death Of Lieut..
Clarence M. Cutler on Jan. 23. as the
result of an airplane accident" Mrs
Bryant was first informed OF the fatal
accident to her brother through tho
Globe. Lieut.. Cutler enlisted in Co. =.
9Th Massachusetts Infantry at Franz
ingham in 1917 and was later trans-
ferred to the air service and stationed {
in Texas as instructor during the war
with lieutenants commission. Last ,
September he was sent over to Ger
many. He had had several accidents. 1
| in one of which his jaw was broken. He ,
was 20 years old and is survived by /
his mother. Mrs. A M. Cutler: three |
| sisters, Mrs. Bryant, Miss Minerva
| Cutler and Miss Noami. Cutler. all of
this town, and two brothers. Rev. I
Elisha P. Cutler Of East Corinth, VT,
and Felix v. Cutler who with his sis .
ter, Minerva, are students in Bates
College, Lewiston. Me.
Watch Your Steps
Miss Isabelle wilkins of Eastport
slipped on the icy sidewalk along Key
street Saturday afternoon and was
severely injured. Within the month
four well known Eastport residents
had been injured by falling on icy
walks in different parts Of the city.
for not many places had been sanded
this winter and walking has fire.
quently been dangerous to pedes-
| trians, old and young. Mrs. Wylie
Hammond of Ashville met with quite
a bad accident one evening last week.
On returning home from neighbor's
she in some way fell on the frozen
! ground injuring her knee badly, not
being able to step as yet without the
use of crutches. The little SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellen Stanchfield OF Milo
recently fell while walking on skis
and sustained fracture Of the leg
above the knee. 1t proved painful
injury. but the child is getting on az
well as can be expected.
Postpone Charity Ball
Because of the sudden death Of
Governor Frederic H. Parkhurst at
Augusta, Monday morning, the com
mittee having charge of the Charity
ball, which was to have been given
at Lewiston City Hall Tuesday eve-
ming for the benefit Of the c. M. G..
hospital, has decided to postpone the
affair indefinitely. The announce
ment of the postponement of the ban
quet to have been rendered Justice
Morrill, by the Androscoggin Bar as
sociation, has also been made. Thus
Lewiston joins the State wide tribute
to Gov. Parkhurst's memory.
Dies At 90 Years =
Miss Sarah A. Perkins passed away
early Monday at her home, So Middle
street, Lewiston. She was born in
Penobscot about 80 years ago but has
been a resident of Lewiston many
years. She was the last of .three
sisters who together lived in the same
house. She leaves sister, the last
of the family, in Denver, Col. She
has nieces living in Penobscot where
her body will be sent for interment
in the family lot.
Squirrel island Resident
Mrs. Nellie Uambert) Dowty, wife
of Rev. William E. Dowty, rector OF
st. Pauls Episcopal church, Maiden,
Mass, and a summer resident Of
Squirrel Island, died following an op-
GRAFTON at the Maiden Hospital on
Jan. goth. Mrs. Dowty was a native,
of Fall River, the daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Zachariah Lambert, who are
now living at West Dennis. She was
a graduate of Northfield Seminary,
and was married II years ago to Mr..
Dowty. who then was curate En-
manuel church, Boston. Mrs. Dow
ty had been active in parish work
ever since Mr.. Dowty assumed the
rectorship of this Maiden church, and
she was a member Of the Old and
New club. B1Pides her husband and
parents. Mrs. vDowty ID survived BY.
four children. borothea, Paul Lam
bert Joye Richard and Sara Grant
Dowty; and three brothers and three
sisters. Mrs. Dowty was resident
of the Emmanuel church, Boston.
Services were held. Sunday afternoon.
Jan. 23rd at St PauIs church, con-
Quoted by Bishop Babcock OF Mas-
sachusetts assisted by the vested
choir. Ten clergymsn acted - hon.
orary pail bearers,