Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-17

Teachers Meeting Held
The first teachers meeting of the
season was held at Snug Harbor
camps on Wednesday evening. Oct.
18th. Supper was served at : o'clock
the dining room being tastefully dec
GRATED for the occasion in keeping
with Halloween. Covers were laid
for 10 and at each place was a
witch's chair filed with candy.
After supper cards were played and
delightful evening enjoyed. The
guests were Supt. John S. Tapley.
Principal and Mrs. Lothrop. and
Mr.. and Mrs. sylvester Stevens. Miss
Anna Frances Damon, Miss Steven
son. Harland Morse, Miss Bloxam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells. Miss
Gladys Reynolds. Miss Mary Brier
and Miss Nora Chandler. The COM
mittee in charge Of the affair con-
sisted Of Sub master Mckenney,
Miss Brier and Miss Reynolds.
Mrs. Frank Mairs has gone to
Newport. called there by the death of
her brother Bert Perham.
The general fire alarm was rung
Wednesday night about o'clock
for a brush fire in the vicinity of the
Isaac Tibbetts place at Oakland
Heights. The fire company respond
, ed at once. but found upon reaching
there that the fire was nearly eX-
tinguished.
; Charles Witham is critically i'll at
his home on the Mutton Hill road
from the effects of shock, which he
sustained Tuesday.
Mrs. Oak. who has been visiting
Mrs. Zillah Bartlett for the past ten
days. has returned to her hone in
Caribou.
The COW testing for Oakland will
begin Monday morning. Oct. Goth, by
DR.. Libby Of the State Department of
Agriculture under the auspices Of the
Farm Bureau. Any one desiring in
formation in regard to the matter
are reuested to call Ernest Oliver.
Waterville. telephone 1924
Byron Sawtelle is making extern
slve repairs to his house on Oak
street occupied by the Rutter fam
lily.
Emery Soule. who recently under
went an operation for the removal
OF adenoids and tonsils, is able to he
out again.
Mrs. Lulu Witherell has returned
from Richmond. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Nellie Merryfield for a
few days.
a. Fl. Lord. Wallace Judkins and
lawrence Livingstone have returned
from Bangor, where they attended
me meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows.
MRS. Arthur Leonard who has been
passing the summer with her sister
Mrs Mary Hallett. has gone to nh,
AGA, y. y. to pass the winter with
her daughter and husband, DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis Massey.
me Ladies Social Circle Of All
sous Cniversalist church met We'd
nesday afternoon in Murray vestrv
ihe time was pleasantly passed with
! sewing and puff was tackled for tho
SAFE TO be held in the near future
ana refreshments were served. The
hoStesSes were Mrs. Sidney Went
worth and Mrs. Charles Cornforth
Goth. iieiu Ocl.
large audience is anticipatcd at
the United Baptist church tonight
H men Or; Stair will preach "On the
tearl of Great" The evonneI-
,se extends an invitation to all
Soung people, to students of tho
nlsh schooi. and to boys and girls Of
~ ,,e upper grades to attend this SER
as go aS ~ VIII be OF particular inter-
est to them, This afternoon at 2
Elock. Dr. Stair will preach on the
s SUBJECT The Baptism of the Holv
T TIL ~ nat it Really Means"
mere VIII be no services on Satur-
Gay but on Sunday there will bc
s s,,iee great meetings. 1890 A. NJ
SUBJECT The Surprises of Life. 2
W. W.; women's meeting, subject The
. Wv Iried Housekeepers": lis p. NJ
The Potter of the Clay" a tonic ,.
on mic .i- me evangelist has used over
fop times 81, In view of the great in
chris y,r OF OF the second coming Of
subject Monday night, "The Second
,Gro5 &c, 1t Really Means"
s mere VIII be a chorus choir and
' Wra SOLOS at all the services.
passing a the summer with relatives in
"a "sree and Sidney. ". s., will re-
turn Friday to her home in town.