Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

| calOn1te DOW6cr anu tIe water u1SSOINe
| the blackhcads so they wash right out.
| leaving the pores free and clean and
| in their natural condition.-Adv.
| aug7-2S-sent 1S-oct9
| tcndcnt of the Young Peoples work at
| the Bethany Baptist church.
| A brief business session was con-
Quoted by Mrs. 1'ogg, during which II
was voted to instruct Mrs. Ames. the
! chairman of the orchestra committee.
| to purchase new music for the orches-
| ira. One new member was elected to
membership, and for membership there
were presented two names for active
members and 10 for associate member
| ship. 1t was voted to leave the mat
| ter Of n Christmas sale in the hands
| of the new officers.
| Mrs Fogg in most beautiful and
| impressive manner installed the now
| officers and committees. and in opening
! stated that she considered il high
privilege to do 50 as nearly every ono
| Of them start ed their church attendance
| and work in the primary department
under her instruction. and that she had
watched with much love and interest
| their development. During the install
| lation Frederick Burrill acted as mar
| shall and conducted the officers and
| committee members to seats at the
! front of the chapel reserved for them.
| The officers installed were: President,
! Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye: first vice pres
ident. Ralphford Maritime; second vice
president, Marguerite Savage; secrta-
| ry, Dorothca Clough: treasurer, Lin
wood Savage; music committee. Helen
| Halves. Louise Stinchtield; chorus lead
| err. Miss airline Plummer; correspon-
dent secretary. Miss Alice L. Whitten;
Ames. Smith Ames. James White; adj
yisory board. Mrs. Floyd G.. Nye, Mrs.
Gridley r. Fogg and Murray Decker
Mrs. FCgg read extracts of the 134th
Psalm and spoke words of encourage
ment to each member Of the board is
he was installed, making the service
very impressive. The society colors
are red and white and to each were
presented dark pink and white asters
by Mrs. Fogg. The closing number of
the installation service was singing by
the newly elected board with Miss Dor
othy Nye at the piano. Saviour Like
Shepherd Lead Us" Mr.. Merriam
gave the members Of the society the
following slogan for the coming year:
ITO Find the Best and to Give the
Best" and the closing PRAYER was Of
fered by the pastor and tho service
closed with the Christian Endeavor
bencdiction.
A largely attended and interesting
meeting of the Epworth League of tho
Centenary Methodist church was held
Sunday night. at which time Alton
Cleveland gave fine talk.
The Golden Rod Branch of the Inter
rational Society of Sunshine will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Susan
Chase at her homo on York street, and
n fun attendance is much desired.
The young people Of the Bethany
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
will have a Halloween supper at the
church Saturday evening.
Mrs. Byron Chapman of Cornville
was in town shopping Monday.
Miss Alta Young. who is one of
the instructors in the Commercial
department at the Skowhegan High
school, passed Sunday with her
father. George Young. at his home
in East Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilton and
daughter Miss Edna Hilton of AM
son. We're guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs Wilbur w. Creation Of Madison
avenue. Mrs. Arizilla Smith, who
makes her home with her nephew
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Creation, re-
turned home with Mr. and Mrs Hill
ton and will visit with them for a
few days.
agent of the Somerset County Farm
Bureau. and Miss Marion G.. Hare
the home demonstration agent. will
attend community committee
meeting TO he held in Cornviie.
Rev. Father ]. Louis A. Renaud.
pastor OF the Notre Dame Of I.ourdes
church. went TO Poland Springs.
Mondav. where he will pass the week
attending the priests retreat of the
State.
Mrs. Mary Z. Stinchfeld. daugh-
ter Miss Virginia Stinchfeld Mrs.
Tyler Anplehy. Misses Louise StinCh-
field and Florence Wood motored TO
Augusta, Saturday, in the Stinchfield
machine to witness the Skowhegan
High Us. Cony High game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Creation
and son. Henry, of Pennington and
their daughter. Miss Georgia Great
on, who teaches at Rumford Center.
were guests over Saturday night and
Sunday of Mir. Creations brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Great
on of Madison avenue.
Henry Ward of Lakewood was in
town on business Monday.
jefferson Savage was taken 10 Au-
eusta, Saturday, for treatment at the
State hosnital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest \. Decker.
daughter, Miss Favalcne. son. Al
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. Deck
or. son. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence y. Hight and daughter, Helen.
Mr. Snow and Forrest Storm, of
Skowhegan. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Tozier and daughter Miss Margerv
Tozier. MIR. Tozier's father, and
Francis Cole of Pittsfield made mp
an auto party which went to tho
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
y. Decker in Brighton, Sunday.
where they enjoyed a delicious
chicken dinner and happy social
time.
Misses Ethel Ward, Blanch Jew
eft and Annie Groder have returned
from an auto trip of a week visit
ing with relatives in Nashua, n. IT,,
and Brockton, Mass, and in Boston
and vicinity.