Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-26

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i guests of their daughter and her hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont II. Ap-
pleby at their home on Jewett street
The Ladies' Social of the Centenary
Methodist church will meet on mex
Wednesday afternoon, November 81
! in the church vestry to make Christ.
mas wreaths which will be offered
for sale at the fair which the Circle
will hold on December Z.
Friday morning a requiem mass was
held at the Notre Dame Of Lourdes
| church, celebrated by the pastor Rev
Father j. Louis A. Renaud, with mu.
sic by the church choir for Mrs. Leor
Boutin at the request of the Ladies
| Of st. John the Baptiste.
DR.. and Mrs. C1eber Smith Of Free
port were Thanksgiving guests at the
home of DR.. Smiths brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron E. Smith or
Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hopkins Of
High street and their daughter, Miss
Virginia Hopkins of Portland were
guests Thanksgiving of Mrs. Hopkins
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiltshire
at their home on the Sidney road
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith enter.
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Smiths brother, Maurice Cay.
ford and family and Mrs. Smiths
aunt, Miss Laura Gaylord at theil
home on kennebec street.
The funeral service for George G
Nelson who passed away at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Russell on Bailey street, Wednesday
evening will be held Sunday after
| noon at 1870 o'clock at the Russell
home and will be conducted by the
Rev. George l.. Thurlow, pastor OF
| the Federated church, and the re-
mains will be placed in the receiving
tomb at the Southside cemetery tc
await burial in the spring.
/ There will be a meeting of the fl
nance committee of the Federated
church held on Tuesday evening ir
the law office of Hon. Lyman l.. Wal
| ton on Water street.
The bungalow which is being built
by Lamont Fl. Appleby on Jewett
street on the lot adjoining the lot or
which his residence is located is now
| ready for the finish, this bungalow
| has been under construction during
the summer and the work has beer
done at odd jobs when Mr.. Appleby
has not been otherwise occupied.
! Miss Dorothy Tobin, who has beer
a patient at the Somerset hospital
went to her home in Brighton Thurs.
day.
Impressive Thanksgiving Service
An unusual and very impressive
Thanksgiving service was held by
the three churches, the Centenary
Methodist, the Federated, and the
Bethany Baptist on Thanksgiving
morning at nine o'clock in the Fed
Grated church on the island at which
| time there were fully two hundred in
attendance which is without doubt
the largest number ever in attend
ance at the Thanksgiving service
The following program arranged by
Rev. George L. ThurIow of the Fed
Grated church was carried out: Sing
ing 'Doxology," prayers of Thanks
giving, for the past. Rev. Thurlow
for the present, Rev. George Mer-
Ram of the Bethany church. for the
future, Rev. Herbert l.. Nichols of
the Centenary Methodist church
During the offertory. a vocal solo was
sung by Professor Ralph w. Leigh
! ton, who was accompanied by Mrs.
Mildred w. Weston who was the or
ganist of the morning; hymn, ooh
God. Our Help in Ages Past" three
addresses. Causes for Which to be
Thankful list "In the Town." First
Selectman Clyde II. Smith. End, "In
the Nation" Attorney William Fol
som Merrill, and 3rd. "In the Church
es," Hon. Lyman l.. Walton. and all
| three addresses were well prepared
! and given in very interesting man.
ner The closing number was the
singing of the Doxology with bene-
diction by the pastor of the hostess
| church, Rev. George L. Thurlow and
| the meeting which was advertised to
be only one hour in length closed in
! fifty-five minutes from the time it
! opened. The offering which is tor be
sent to the Near East Fund. amount
ed to $50.
Miss Gladys Chase who is teaching
| in Windsor, Conn, is passing the
| Thanksgiving holidays with her sis
ter, Miss Eunice Chase at Roselle
park. n. j., where she is teaching
The Misses Chase are daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben B. Chase of Mad
ison avenue and because of the long
distance from home they were unable
to pass the holidays with their pa
rents and other members of the fam
| lily.
Mrs. Maurice Malbon OF Malbon
Mills was operated upon at the Som
erset hospital, on Thanksgiving Day
I The first in series of Pop concerts
which are to be given under the aus
pices of the Simon Peters Post of the
American Legion will be given in the
Opera house on Sunday afternoon al
$50 o'clock with Professor liner
f. Town Of Madison directing, by
the Skowhegan Citizens Band. which
will be assisted by Mrs. Marion
Drake Flanders, soprano, DR.. Ray
mond A. Derbyshire, baritone; Lyle
s. Moore, bass: Mrs. Roy l.. Marston,
pianist, and William Dix. reader. In
stead of the usual Offering taken at
Sunday concerts, an admission of q
cents is to be charged. The follow
ing is the program which has been
announced: March, "The American