Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15

evening the 26th of December ana
the arrangements are nearly COM
pIeted.
The music will be given by the
Douglas Melody Men of Augusta with
an orchestra of large number OF
pieces. The following ladies viii act
as patronesses: Mrs. Elmer E. Nc
Neelie. Mrs. Walter s. Stinchfield,
Mrs. j. Wallace Blunt. Mrs. Fred J..
Poulin, Mrs. Granville Reed and Mrs. !,
Ethel Mitchell Christesen. -
Church Notices :.
Bethany Baptist church, Rev. Geo. :.
Merriam, pastor. 1890 A. NJ. ser-ss
mon, ''Some Challenges to thess
Church Today" Bible school at 12;ss:.
Christian Endeavor service at q r. NJ.
Evening worship at z p. NJ. .
Centenary Methodist church. Rev
Herbert T.. Nichols, pastor. 10.30
sermon by pastor: Bible school at
II. Epworth League at q p. NJ. and :
evening service with address to-
young people to be delivered by the
pastor.
Federated Church. Rev. George L.:
Thurlow, 1870 sermon, THE Will Of
God" kindergarten: 12.VO church:
school; $50, young peoples sersice:.
7.30. evening service. "Christ'S Def-s
milton OF Religion" %
Notre Dame of Lourdes church,.
Rev. Father J. Louis A. Reuand,s
Low Mass at A. A.: High Mass ct.
tor; $50 r. NJ ROSARY and Benedtc-.
ton of the Blessed Sacrament. :,
Miss Caroline Hobart, a teacher,
at Good Will returned Friday morn-.
ing to the institution after passing.
the night in town with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hobart OF Hign.
street. ..
Miss Elsie Young, a student at the
State Normal school at Farminkton..
is in town to pass the Christmas va
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Harvard
who were called here a week ago by
the critical ILL .ss of Mrs. Hayward's
sisters husband, MIR. Willard "A. VIII.
son who died tho following morning
and who have since been at the WIZ
son home dre returning today To-
their home IN Westerly, Maine aid
will be accompanied by Mrs. wilson
and her children FRANCES and georgia
| who plan to pass the winter WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward. Mrs VIII
sons friends regrer her departure
| for the winter aid hope she vii, reg
turn in the spring.
Charles G. Cleveland, Master, ana
| Mrs. Cleveland, Ceres, of the SkoWT
hogan Grange returned thursday
| night from Lewiston, where they
have been attending the meetings oe
the Maine State Grange as delegates
from the. Skowhegan Grange. :.
! Friends of Mrs. Jewett Savage will
be sorry to learn that she is quite III
at her home on Summer street. u
hot 11n 6nIl
Miss Augusta Savage is ill in a BoS&
ton hospital and unable to come 20
Skowhegan to care for her mother:
| Mr.. Savage is also in very frau
health and quite aged. >.
| DIN Dudley who recently sold his
house on Hanover street is erecting
a new house on Beech street. r+,-
| Mrs. c. Jerome Abbey is passinS
| a few days in Waterville the guest Of
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shelley.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Burner
were business callers i'll Watervilts
! Thursday.
! Miss Violet Allen of Cornville was
recently III Madison visiting tile
| Blackwell school where she former
! ~ taught and called on Mrs. Fred
Davis. Miss Allen while teaching IT
| Madison has been the SoloiSt al TIE
Federated church in SkowhegaD at
the Sunday morning service and has
frequently sung at various club
meetings and entertainments herr.
Miss Allen plans to go to New York
the last of this month to study vocal
music. :,
Miss Grace Fox. n senior at Colby
college is passing the Christmas va
cation 1T the home of her pafSnts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox on Fair
view avenue.
| Mrs. Mary Steward Of East Front
street is in Fairfield. the guest Of
friends end will later go to Massa-
| chusetts to visit relatives.