Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-06
Church Notices

Church Notices
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mcr-
RAM: Pastors resolutions for his
church: 1890. the Philathea class at
Y. p. S. c. Z. at s p. M: at Z P. NJ,
first union service Of Week OF Prayer
at Federated church: second union
service at Bethany ny Tuesday evening
Nichols of NJ. f. church.
Federated. Rev. George l.. Thurlow:
1890. Facing the New Year." kinder
ice of the Week of Prayer. sermon by
Rev. George Merriam; Mems Brother
hood will meet at - in gallery Of
church.
Louis Renaud: $50. low mass. ser
mon in English; the girls of the parish
will at this service receive holy COM
munion: high mass at 1880. sermon
of church at 100; Sunday school at
2.SO: rosary nd benediction Of blessed
sacrament at $3.50.
Centenary s,na,y Meth9dist; Rey: Herbert
the Superficial in Young Womanhood;"
Girl Scouts guests; Sunday school at
IL; Epworth League at 6; union Serv-
ice at Federated church at Z. The
third service of Week of Prayer on
Thursday evening at 7.3O with Sermon
by Rev. G. l.. Thurlow.
Funeral Service for Mr.. Henderson
The funeral service for Joseph
Henderson, who died on Tuesday at
his home at Lakewood, formerly the
Webster Nutting farm, were held at
the home Friday forenoon at 10
o'clock and was largely attended by
relatives and friends. The service
was conducted by the Rev. Charles
H. Mckinney of Madison, pastor of
the Congregational church. formerly
Of Skowhegan. The remains were
placed in the tomb at Madison viii
lage cemetery.
Murray King, who has been the
guest of Alphonzo Galway, returned
Friday to his home in Brooks, where
he is employed by the Grand Union.
Elmer f. McNeelie, who with Mrs.
McNeelie has been in Skowhegan.
| where they formerly resided, visiting
for several days with Mrs. Matte
Goodwin and Mrs. Margaret G.
Briggs at their homes on Madison
| avenue, returned to his home in
Brookline, Mass, Friday. Mrs. Nc
Neelie is remaining for another
week.
Lester Moody, son of w. B. Moody,
who has been seriously i'll at the
Somerset hospital with pneumonia.
has so far recovered as to be moved
today to his home at "a Pleasant
street. This will be good news to
his friends here and also in Augusta.
George w. Emerson. who because
of illness could not be present at
the organization of the S1st Legis-
q xUichnS m fhorly fhncn vi n
voted for him and made the vote
| unanimous for p. H. Fitzgerald of
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Judkins Of Ath-
ems were in town Friday, bringing
to the station Mrs. Judllins' sister,
Mrs. Eta Dunningan OF Medford
Highland. Mass, and another sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. f. s.
| Locke. who have been visiting at the
Judkins home and with other rela-
tives for some weeks since they came
here accompanying the remains of
Mr.. Dunningen for burial at Athens.
They left on the noon train for Med
ford Highlands, where Mr.. and Mrs
| Locke will pass the winter with Mrs.
Dunningan, and in March will return
to their home in Wainwright, AL
berta. Canada.
The January meeting of the Bloom
field Temple Past Chiefs Association,
will be held on Tuesday evening. the
9th. at the home of the president,
Mrs. Helen Knights. on Baptist Hill
one of series Of pictures which
are being given this winter under the
direction of the English classes in the
High School of which Mrs. Gladys
Kicker is the instructor will be shown
At the regular meeting OF the
Knights of Pythias Skowhcgan Lodge
No. 70 which was held Thursday
night. the Page rank was conferred
upon class of candidates. The work
was followed by feed served under
the direction of Scott Robinson, Har-
ry Newton and Benz. Witham.
Tomorrow, SUNDAY. Jan. Z. the
Girl Scouts in body, accompanied
by their Scout leader. Mrs. Clement
Downs, will attend the morning SER
vice at the Centenary Methodist
church. The pastor Rev. Herbert l..
Nichols will preach a sermon of
special value to young ladies taking
as his subject. "The Genuine VS. the
Sunerficial in Young Womanhood."
The Town Improvement Childrens'
meeting which was announced to
occur Jan. 9Th. has been postponed
until Saturday.
The Ladies of the Sodality will
meet Sunday afternoon at four o'clock
at the Notre Dame of Lourdes church.
The offerings received at the pres
entations Of the pageant. 1.-THE Birth
of Christ" by the Federated church.
which will be given to the fund for
the Near East Relief, will amount to
over $50.
This Saturday evening promptly at
$3.50 there will be a rehearsal of the
Junior choir of the Bethany Baptist
church and at 1880 the church choir
Perham, who Is a student at Colby
college. will be present to direct the
rehearsals and they will be both held
at the church with Mrs. Ethel w.
Ames presiding at the organ.
The Men brotherhood of the Fed
Grated church will meet Sunday at
noon in the gallery at the church.
Recently in the parish of the Gen.
tenary Methodist church. there has
been an enrolment Of Is members
for the White Cross of New England
Deaconess hospital.
The first meeting OF the Good VIII
Club for this winter will be held on
Wednesday afternoon Jan. 10, at the
nome OF JIo pTcSluSi.' WI .. al .ii".
r. Jewett on the corner of Pleasant
and Middle streets. AT this meeting
the ladies will continue the work OF
last year and consider plans for the
winters work.
The Lords Supper will be admin
istered at the Bethany Baptist
church, Sunday, following the morn
ing services.
George Halves was in Waterville
Friday afternoon, where he is re-
ceiving instruction on the clarinet.