Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18

Christian Soldiers" address, Let Us
Co." Mr.. Merriam; song, Brighten the
Corner" Fl Sigma boys and S. s. G.
girls. followed by the bcnediction by
the pastor, closing a helpful and much
enjoyed service.
The very impressive pageant, The
Striking of Americas Hour" was
given Sunday evening at O'Clock
by members OF the Sunday school.
The prologue was read by Miss Alice
+. Written. The cast was as fol-
lows: Trumpetegs, Kenneth Copp and
Chesley Moore; Spirit Of Brother
hood, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Hight; Liberty,
Helen Hight; Justice, Virginia
Ames; Egypt, Ruth Atkinson;
Rabylonia, Dorothea CIourh. Rome
Fayeiene Decker; America. Mrs.
Clara F. Decker; hand maidens,
Helen Halves, Reba Vail. Berdena
Nalliere and Dorothy Atkinson. In
dams, George Halves and Louise
Stinchfield; pioneer, William Wildes:
negro, Edith Simpson; emigrants.
Mrs. Violet V. Fogg. Gerald Stinch-
field, Lloyd Valliere. and others:
child laborers. little children from
the primary department. with Miss
lvanetta Newton as leader; Chinese
girl. Helen Gates; girl from India,
Gladys Ames; japanese girl. Ruth
McQuillan; Korean girl. velma
Fogg; African girl, Ruth Hoyt: Mo-
mammalian woman, Genera Belts
doctor, Murray Decker: Red Cross
hurse, Dorothy Day The HYMNS
were sung by quartet composed of
Donald Burrill. Mrs. Donald Bur-
rlil. Mrs. d. Herbert Smith and Fred
Nye; organist. Mrs. Ethel Whittier
Ames. The costumes were most an
propriate and pretty and added
greatly to the effect of the affair.
Mrs, Hight read the story of the pa
Scant In clear, distinct manner 81
mat every word was heard at all
positions in the church. In every re-
spect the presentation BY the Retb-
any baptist Sunday school on Sun
day evening of this beautiful pa-
geant' which was presented at the
school of methods of the New Eng.
land Conference at Ocean Park last
august and has since been given in
many churches. was 4 pleasure to
nose who witnessed it and an honor
10 all who had part in it.
On Saturday, the girls of the 6 s
" Ciub OF the Bethany Baptist Sun
DAY school had gala time when
they were guests for the day of Miss
borothy NJ. Nye at the summer home
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
U. Nye. at Lake Wesserrunsett The
"Trip was made in the cars of Messrs
merriam, Sanford and Savage. The
llme was passed in games. stunts
eating a delicious dinner of oil sorts
OF Sood things and roasting weanies
ana apples. Stories which we're
greatly enjoyed were told by Mrs.
Nye, who was the chaperon. Mrs.
Ernest l.. Savage, who is the teacher
oI the class, was unable to be pres
ent because Of illness. This class
as recently been ORGANIZED and If
'hls party on Saturday is a forerun-
ner OF the good times which they arc
TO enjoy. 1t is safe to saw that
Eappy winter is before it. The eucsts
were Helen Amos. Florence Stincb-
neid' Gladys Belts. Mildred I.ancas-
Ter Laura Clark, Marguerite Savage.
Ethel Atkinson. Abbie Stincbtield
Luclfe Chapman and Margaret Con
ant. - W."
A. a. Jewett Of Baptist Hill was
taken to the Somerset bosni,aI IN
the ambulance Monday morning for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flanders. for
merly Of Athens. was amnnt, th.
sko"hegan people. who went to
Athens sunday afternoon to attend
NE funeral services of Private Ar
tnur Bush. which were held in tho
Methodist church in that village ~
o'clock.
Members OF Somerset pomor.
Grange will go to Clinton TO-DAY
tuesday where they will ho ,uee,s
or the East Kennebec pnnon.
Grange. Somerset Pomona vii, Al,
the chairs. confer the Pomona degrea
anu iurhish part of the program.
Real Estate Transf.r.
Inc following real estate transfers
- N'ohiSi oce SouHt9 were recorded in
the week ending Friday, Oct Ia:
Anson--Frank Mongeon of Arson
10 Mike Jacobs and Mary Jacobs of
Arson, land with buildings in Arson
village on the north side of WILSON
street, Lindsey J. GreenJeaf of An.
son to John Grumbleton and D.,;h p
Grumbleton of Madison, land with
buildings in Arson, formerly owned
by Willis NJ. Viles.
Athens-Addie Mcpherson Of Fair
field to Harry Mcpherson of DEXTER.
land in Athens on the south side Of
the road leading from HARMONY viii
lagc over Lords Hill to Athens viii
lage, containing so acres excepting
IA of an acre occupied by Llewellyn
Turner. formerly owned by John r
Holman.
Harry MCPHERSON of Dexter to
Harry +. Walker of pittsfeld land in
Athens on the road leading from
Athens to Harmony over Lord Hill
containing SO acres excepting IA
acre of'iand on the south side of the
road owned and occupied by Level
lyn Turner formerly owned by John
r. Holman Harold r. Trueworthy
u stockholm to William Shepherd