Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-15

social time was enjoyed and refresh
| ments of ice cream and fancy cookies
| We're served.
Church Notices
First Baptist church, Rev Alex
ander Henderson, pastor: Morning
worship at 1915. \ special feature
of the morning service will be a pre-
sentation OF a picture by the Chiro-
| boathean class. Anthem by the male
quartet. The pastor will take for his
! morning topic. Jesus Hunger for
Human Friendship" Church school
at II. Young Peoples service at 6
o'clock. The evening service at will
be in charge of the Young Peoples
society. Maurice Gould and Major
| Henry will speak. There will be
| special music.
| Shawmut Union chapel: Sunday
| school at 100. Service at go with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Alexander
Henderson.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
7. c. Chapman. pastor: Morning wor
ship at 1915 with sermon by the pas
tor on the subject. "Unachievcd
| Ideals" Sunday school at -. Ep-
worth League devotional service at
/ u, tCiplC, WHY lDb L ANttu W De a
| Christian" Evening service at Z.
Subject for the evening is THE Blind
| Who Saw"
The Church of the Good Shepherd,
Dew. DR.. Il. j. Mooney. pastor: Morn
| ing worship at 1915 with sermon by
the pastor on the subject. THE
Brotherhood of Man" Anthem by
the choir. Mrs. Sarah Butterfield
will sing a solo. Sunday school at
noon. Evening service at :. The
pastor will give picture sermon on
Gouvenier Morris novel, THE Man
Who Played God"
! Charles McClintock, who has been
! the proprietor of fruit and ice
cream store on Main street for 20
| years, has sold out to Otis Lawry,
who has already taken possession.
| The restaurant which is kept by
! Joseph Thibodeau and was recently
| burnt has been newly renovated and
| was reopened Thursday The res
| taIrant is finished in white with
white enameled counter. The kitchen
is in the rear of the store and sep
| arated from the restaurant, with all
modern cooking appliances.
| Mrs. George Quamby and Robert
Gabry of Saugus, Mass, are visiting
| Mrs. Quamby's mother. Mrs. George
! Smell
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hitchings of
Saugus Mass, We're calling on Mr.
| and Mrs. George Smell Friday on
| their way to Athens.
/ Mrs. Marcia Warren returned
from Gath Thursday where she has
been visiting relatives.
Do, lo1I 80
BUSINESS caller in town Friday.
Mrs Ralph Hill of Skowmegan
passed Friday with Mrs. Colby Law
renee.
William Halves of Skowhegan was
a business caller in town Friday.
The officers and members of Fair
| field Lodge IS are requested to meet
at their lodge room this afternoon
! at 80 to attend the funeral of their
! brother George Maxfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bean and
children of Oakland were calling
Thursday evening on Mr.. and Mrs.
| ID. r. Donneliy.
! Miss Madeline Salla OF Augusta
arrived in town Friday to pass a
| few days at her home.
Roy Tibbetts has gone to Boston
on business.
Mrs. Kate EUis gave an interest
ing talk to the Elementary Science
class of l.. II. s.. Thursday on vi
tamines' which was Greatly enjoyed.
The basketball season has begun
lnter-class games have been played.
There is as let no coach
The President Of the debating team
Wardwell Shibly and the secretary
Miss Dorothy Carter with the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the Waterville
High Debating team met at the High
school Thursday evening and discus
sed the subject for debate between
the two teams.
The Junior class rings arrived on
Thursday and are very attractive in
white enamel and silver. with the
numerals % cut in.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. Story and
daughter. Miss Alice Story. and
friends. who have been enjoying an
auto trip to Oxford. \. s., were call
ing on MIR. Story's brother. G.. H.
Story, Friday. on their way to their
home in West Swansay, n. II.
VIII the members Of the Eastern
Star who have not been solicited
please bring something for the mis-
cellaneous booth for the fair, which
will be held Tuesday afternoon and
evening, Nov. 18th.
1t is requested that all ROYAL
Neighbors will bring in everything
they have made for the fair. which
will be held Friday. Nov. Dist
Mrs. Abbie J. Ladd. the president
of the Department of Maine Nation
al Woman's Relief Corps, has re-
turned from Augusta and Newport,
where she has been attending the in
spection and meetings of the W. r.
c. as inspecting officer
Mrs. W. r. Kreger is visiting her
son, II. L. Kreger, in Cambridge.
Mass, for few days
Mrs. Humphrey O'BIemis. Mrs.
Charles BurrilI and Miss Doris Ward
motored to Lewiston, Friday.
Mrs. Alton Butler and daughter.
Helen Deloras. were dinner guests
Thursday of her aunt, Mrs. l. L.
Ward of Waterville.
Mfr. and Mrs. w. S. Small and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Nolette were in Show
hogan. Wednesday, calling on Mrs.
James Snow at the Kennebec Valley
hospital.