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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
.HINCktEY

. Mrs. Pearl r. Webb was in Water
willie, Thursday. r -.
The ice Is in fine condition. Some
of the young people went to Shaw
nut on skates Thursday afternoon
Miss Charlotte Pratt of Farming
ton State Normal school, Ia the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Annie W,
Pratt at Smith Cottage. ,.
George NJ Gaylord is saving wood
in the neighborhood with his ma
chine.
Tine movies at the Prescott. We'd
ed and pronounced good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Sci,sol League Organized

An improvement league has been
recently organized at the White
school. taught by Miss Ruth M. VAL
Here, with the following ofiicersi
President. Biapch Grignon: vice
president. Robert Healy; secretary.
Evelyn Wagner; treasurer, Billie
>Hunneweli. The league will meet
regularly on the first Friday after
noon In each month, when parents
und friends are especially urged to
visit school. The first half of the
afternoon the regular work will be
carried out that the guest may see
Just what Is being done, and the
latter part OF the afternoon a pro-
gram and social with light refresh
ments, will be enjoyed. With money
made at entertainments several new
records have been purchased. also
dishes. The hot lunches will be
started when school opens for the
winter term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Retail Food Prices
Increase Slightly

Washington. Dec. 26.-Retail food
prices showed an increase OF about
one percent in the month ending
November 15. according to figures
announced today by the Department
OF Labor covering q food articles
In 81 cities. :
or A cities showing an increase
in the average retail level. a maxi
mum Of three percent was reported
for Rochester. n. Y. q two percent
increase was reported at Binghamp-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Swedish Noon To Be
Marked By Radio Chimes

Steekhcim. Dec. t-fA. p. by Maid
stockholm Is planning. after Jan. /,
TO send high noon to all amateur
radio stations In the Kingdom, ami to
do SO melodiously.
instead of the metallic click at sec
cnd intervals, ending with the pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

ing at the
falls, that he'd
been In love
with me from
the hYat. too.
THAT W o Q
one reas O y
why tried to
help you to
get on In pic
I ur e q ," he
said. "At FIRST
I wanted to
tell you to 60
b q C X h o NJ Q
and not get
into the aw-
f,tl ySaAaa, nnu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION !.

Miss Eva Perkins went TO Clinton
Saturday TO visit friends.
Peter Lessor is In Boston the guest
Of his daughter, r. Lessor.
Maurice Atkins Of Bingham was .
business caller In town Saturday.
Misses Evelyn and Versa Vtoiette
we're In WatervtIIe for the day baf.
Miss Leona Bush went to Auburn
Saturday to visit Dir. and Mrs. clyde
Bush.
Miss Margaret Griffin went to Wat
sryille Saturday to be the guest OF
friends. -
Miss Gertrude knight went to
Lewiston Saturday to be tts guest
of Miss May Sylvester.
Mrs. Marion r. Oddly was In Al
gusta Saturday the guest OF DR.. ana
Mrs. Carl Hutchinson.
Miss Lillian Bouiette went 70 Wat
srviiie 70. visit Miss Clara Leclaif
Attorney George W. Cover of the
law ffrrn ~ Cover and Shumway
war q professions! caller IN Angus
Ia saturday.
Mrs. Arthur w. cushnan returned
Saturday from Madison. where sne
HHg been y guest " h1T sfsHSap ~~'S'
Carlos Cross.
Mtss GLADYS and Lynette Mantor
we're in Fairfield Saturday to visit
their mother, Mrs. l. l.. Saley, pa
tent at the state sanitorium.
Earl Kilgore of Madison was In
town Saturday on his way TO FAR
field TO visit his sister. Mrs. EDWARD
.tobber.
Mrs. Della II. Stone, teacher Of the
cth grade, Park school, LETT satur-
day for Turner. where she WIN pass
the vacation with her sister. MISE
Bertha Foss.
James Fellows White. a senior In
skowhegan high II the guest for
few days Of his brother ana wue,
Ar. and airg. Bruce II. u. White In
Gath.
alrs. Thomas H. Reynolds OF Blng-
nam was a. guest of her son Thomas
H. REYNOLDS, Jr.. over sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crow
ell.
Paul steward. u student at the Le-
well Textile School IN Lowell, Mass
arrived In town Saturday morning To
pass the holiday vacation with MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum II,
Steward
Mrs. susie Berry of Bingham. who
has been . guest for some time al
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jerome
Abbey, Madison avenue, weat TO wa
tcrville Saturday to visit over tina
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
SedgelcY.
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Academy Children Have Christmas

The little people Of the first grade,
taught by Miss Vera Weeks, and the
second grade, taught by Mrs. Lizzie
Heaiy at the Academy building, on
Friday afternoon had happy Christ
mas parties In their rooms. Games
were played and a Christmas treat
given by the teachers. Many gifts
were received by Mrs. Heaiy and
Miss Weeks from their little people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

longed signal at the exact hour, as is
done In the United States. Swedish
listeners Will hear the tuneful ringing
ri the city hall chimes, pride of the
municipality, and recently completed
at a cost OF $4,000, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
COLLECTORS ADVERTISEMENT
OF SALE OF LANDS or NON.
RESIDENT OWNERS
STATE or MAINE

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in
the Town OF Readfeld, In the County
of Kennebec, for the year 1924.
The Following list Of taxes on real
Town of Readfied, aforesaid, for the
year 1924. committed to me for collec-
ton for said Town on the first day Of
May, 1894. remain unpaid; and notice
Is hereby given that II said taxes with
interest and charges are not previous
taxed as Is sufficient 10 pay the amount
die therefor. including interest and
charges, Will lie sold without further
rotice at public auction ut skieetmen's
ONCE. IN said Town. on the Arst Mon
Gay In February. 1925, at nine o'clock
Nss9~s> Description Amount
G Corner cna,So,,s prs s #! ,srq Ts1 Due
land Bounded on north by
G. Il. Fogg ard Ralph
Wing. east by II. Wood
and T.. G. Frost, south by
cemetery and 3. c. Wells.
west by highway 49,. a57Io
>honaded on y. by ]. q.
> Putnam Est. and ", n.
Morgan, east by Lake
Maranacook. south by
land formerly owned by
g. r, Mcken6riclss and j.
. Henderson Est. Also,
= 50 acres land with build
- tngs, bounded on North BY
land formerly owned BY
Ada r.. Alden, east BIZ
highway, south By land
formerly owned by ChaE.
McKendricks,s and Mrs.
Julia Harris, west BY A.
y. Jackson IL. 2ss.s.
Collector Of Taxes OF the Tow, Of
Rsadfeld.
ReadGeld. Me-. Dec; 20, 1874.
dec22monst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Consider Improvement
SkOwhegan.S0l0n Road

About 80 people from Bingham, So
lon, Madison and Skowhegan were
present at meeting held Saturday
afternoon at the municipal court
roony in Skowhegan for the purpose
OF considering an improvement in the
road from Skowhegan to the Scion
town line by way of Lakewood. This
Is the direct route to towns in upper
Somerset county and through to the
Canadian line, although the state
road has been built by way Of Nor
fidgewock to Madison.
Roland Patten called the meeting
to order and was elected chairman.
John L. Fish was made secretary.
Among the speakers We're Forrest II.
Colby of bingham. T.. J.. Lord, c. II.
Smith. Attorney Edward s. Merrill
and Herbert l.. SWEET of Skowhegan
and Edward Hight. Madison. The
proposed road would be what is
known as n third class road. ....
An executive committee was APP
pointed as follows: Forest II. Colby,
Bingham. chairman; Mark L. Poll
ard Edgar Clark. Madison: Edwin
Hight. Madison, and G. FL. Smith of
Skowhegan. Two of these men will
he in the state Legislature this win
Ter. MI. iliSlt, "ip IL H. Icl'i csei'd-
tive fror, the Madison district and
Mr.. Smith who is one OF Somerset
county's senators. T.. l.. FOlN of
Ford & Smiley. road builders, csti-
mated that a maceGam road would
cost s30,0G0 a mile and Il gravel
one $4,000 The distance is some
thing over six rIt,es. This road Is in
very bad condition and one over
which there is a great deal of traffic
from early spring until late fall and
especially during the season ut Lake
wood, the popular summer resort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE

Unpaid taxes on land situated il me
Town of Albion, In tho County Of Ken
hebec. for the year 1920
The following lat of taxes on rsal
estate Of nonresident owners IN lns
Town OF Albion for the year 1924 com COM
town, on the 30th day OF April, lS5h
remains unpaid: and
Notice is hereby given that II salu
taxes, interest and charges are w,
previously paid. NO much OF the re-
| estate taxed as Is gufiicient to pay ~.
amount due therefor, including intefeH
and charges, will be sold at puo .s
.. town, fths same being the place when
the last preceding annual town meet
! Ing Of said town was held) on the NJ.
Monday of February, 1925, At mn'
O'clock A. n. "a,
Name Description Amou"
OF of o.
Owner Property TAI Dus
Abbott. r, o. ! Prentiss lot 10:
of agrees 81, value $SO'
v wGUaiU sioS no. . OF A'fts ~ SIS
Acorn, Charles e. Old Fish
farm, No. Of acres 10 ,sn
Brown, George. Wixon farm,
No. Of acres 81, value AZ;
JOY. Matilda stT Heir: Of. Wood.
.S5, NO OF acres H. Fa'e. sob
Kimbsil. II. $. Fred iiiaili farm.
No. \of acres 1903. value
S17O6; woodlot, No. Of ,,s
acres IL, value $780, p's
Tamgdell. Ebsn. Woodlot,. ~.
Of acres II, value SIS; T.
w. Whitman wocdlot, NO. 80
~ a.
Russell. Albert. Alva Hutchings al
Toby, Seo us gov r. NJ. Besscy lot,
No. Of acres 20, value ,asf
Towns:ss. W. y. Garage, valu. Ill
wsb..:r.' Daniel, heir. Of. ~
g turs lot. No. Of acres w. III
maitassssrl'u s r. shs ''i Leo. sicisy
farm, No. OF acres 49, s.1al
Young. wilder. woodlot, No s:a o.
acres S5. value s5g0'
woodlot. No. of acres u, ff5N
psssti.s. n. T. Piren,iss ID.
No. OF acres g. value III
W ..''';r;''wv;.H i;ssEr,
coilsctor Of Taxes for the Town
Be .0s g. s0 ISL =. year ''1', d.cssme.a
Reed were business callers IN Lew
ten, Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Nickerson Is COMM
ITO the house by illness. 49,. ,r,p.
walter Smith II sick WIN IVY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

II doesn't take an spieurs TO ten
whethsr . dessert Is Favored with
m ordinary imitation extract or
ne o. Bakers Certified Flavcring
&trscfs- -
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Funeral OF Mrs. McKenuey

The funeraI serVIce TOT WIFE JaHc
McKenney, widow OF Lafayette Nc
keuney. formerly OF Skowhegan. was
held Saturday morning. at the home
NJ East Madison at 10 o'clock and
was directed by Undertaken Thomas
q. Lord OF Skowhegan and the Rev.
George l.. Thurlpw, pastor OF the
Federated church ofhcjated. The
burial was made In the family lot In
the cemetery at Fast Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

ion. Buffalo, Louisville, New York,
Norfolk. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh,
Portland, Me-, and Savannah. the
only material decrease; two percent,
was reported at Los Angeles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

summoned from there by his SON.
when the fire was discovered. ne
arrived otter the house had been de-
stroyed. -" =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22

w. TtcketS are on sale by the club
members. under the direction OF
Mrs. Vivian q. Woodbury., Mrs. Mar
gayet Burrill and Mrs. Vera t.
smith. Tickets may be checked at
the box Office for reserved seats be
tween 10 A. NJ. and 8 L. NJ. Deccm-
Der % and 80.
List of pupils not absent half day
during Call term of II weeks: IF
Division OF Junior High. Mrs. Deck.
or. teacher: Ulmont Buteau. Stan.
ley Castle, Mabel Clough, Warren
Conant, Lawrence Croteau, Gladys
Currier, Albert Decker Ijnwood
Durrcll, Wayne Dow. Pearl Elem
ming, Evelyn Fletcher. Bennie Gill
bert. Irma Groves, Geneva Hodgdon
Lyndon Hun. Persis I.unt. Elizabeth
Page. John Phillips, Norman Pro-
vencel.
Miss Marguerite E. Craig, supervi-
sor of music In the Skowhegan-M Mad
ison schools, was in Waterville Sat
urday to meet MISS Charlotte Doe of
Caribou who has been teaching in
Westwood, y. J., who will be her
guest for few days at the home Of
Mrs. Lura q. Thompson or Summer
street. Miss Craig will go to Wilton
Tuesday to pass the holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Craig.
Friends of Mrs. Ella Priest of
Court street. Augusta, will be sorry
TO know that her son. Harold Priest.
received word Friday that his moth
err had suffered a slight shock at the
home of an older son, Ralph Priest.
Mrs. Priest formerly resided in town
and has many friends here.
Miss Marie Goldamner of the
grade teachers force left Saturday
for New York to visit q sister, Miss
Health department, and will also Wis
it a sister, Miss Henrietta Goldam-
ner. q student at the University of
Pennsylvania.
Harry 4. Dinsmore has purchased
the place known as the Charles
Dcre place ON North avenue of
Adolph Reaulieu and Friday moved
into il. Mrs, Dinsmore will con-
duct her beauty parlor at the new
home.
Mrs. Edrie 3, wyman and sons
Dawson and Andrew went to Angus
To Saturday where they are guests
OF Mrs. Wyman's mother, Mrs. H., N.
RrAen. They viii also visit the boys
strand parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. T.
,Nyman In, Gardiner, 80 ;.
Mrs. George +. Lapoint and little
daughter Lura, who have been guests
of Mrs. IIapoipt's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. George Caron Of East Ma
pie street. returned Saturday, to Au-
gusta.
Miss Sylvia Farnsworth, who
teaches ut 0reenville, has been a
guest of Miss Marie Goldamner, a
schoolmate ut FarrAington Normal
school, on her way to her home In
Lincoln. to pass the holidays
Miss Ida &. Thompson 81 the high
school faculty went to the home OF
her parents Mr.. and MIRA Mathew
Thompson. In Cornvilie, TO pass the
holidays. Friday.
Frank Rowe of Bingham. was q
bueinese callers In town Friday. :
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1t is of interest to Skowhegan peo-
pie to know that the Christmas bonus
and regular payroll of the Maine
Spinning Company were received
Friday, amounting to over $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
ToDAY's INSTALMEST.
xL,,--A CHALLENGE 70 FATE,

= KNEW now that I'd always been
In love with Lawrence from the
u first time that ! saw him thers
in the studio. He told me, a. We
ant th ara lnolr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Headaches from SIIuht Colds

Laxative BROMO QUINfNE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy.
The box bears the signature Of L.
w, Grove. 30c.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Macmillan Lecture

Under the auspices of the Show
hogan Woman's Club, Mac Millan will
give an illustrated lecture at the
Opera house, Tuesday evening, Dec.
20. Tickets are on sale by the club
members. under the direction of
Mrs. Vivian q. Woodbury.. Mrs. Mar
gayet Burrill and Mrs. Vera Il.
smith. Tickeks may be checked at
the box Office for reserved seats be-
tween 10 A. NJ. end o L. NJ. Decom-
Der % and 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-22
Halls MINISTRIES

, The members OF sthe Garfield
school were successful In presenting
Halls Ministries In the municipal
court room Friday evening. having
been coached by Miss Ruby Lathe.
AIRS, ID LA A. SANFORD. principal OF
the building. was In charge of the
sale of tickets. The ushers were
Evelyn Taylor, Bertha Norton. Nor
ma Clark and Henrietta Page. Tho
following numbers were given:
"'rhere IL Yes. Yes. In Your Eyes"
by Rastus, Emmfe Gates; why Did
7 Kiss that Girl" IAmpo. Elmer
Dore; ut Amt Going to Rain No
More" Snow Ball. Rhyno Stinch-
field: I'VE Don't Oct Much Money"
Witty. Andrian Laney; Carolina
Many" Gwendolyu Dionpe: dance,
Enda Eddy. Miss Helen Duby;
LAND of My sunset Dream" Es-
Their Jenkins; Don't Mind the RAIN
billie Cummings: "Linger Awhile"
Lillian Lessard: sketch, Marston
Blunt; zone Before One" Laura
Chase. Madeline Lewia. Gerald Per-
ry. Charles Hodgdon; II Never Had
n Nanny" Ethel Goldburg: ,"Dodo
Doc Doc" Laura Chase, Madeline
Lewla; Lazy Daisy" kathlene Gil
man: Georgia Lullaby" Gwendolyn
Dionne, Laura Chase, LILLIAN Les
sard. Madeline Lewia. This was CIV
en- rs benefit fer Garfield school
and was we'll patronlzed.
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kindsroarten's ckristmas Program


The closing day of the kinder
garten schools wer happily observed
with Christmas programs and visit
from Santa Claus. The programs
showed that the supervisor. Miss
Verna Porter. and assistant Miss
Dorothy Day had taken great pains
training the little people who per-
formed their parts most creditably.
South side kindergarten: Morning
exercises: song; recitation, Doris
Bushy; recitation. Willard Gordon;
recitation. Philip Tosier: folk dance.
Edna Eckly and Willard Gordon. re-
citation, Brooks Hurley: sons; reci-
tation. Helen Hamilton: recitation,
Raymond Charles: dance Edna Ed
ly: song. Willard Richards; recita-
tion, Phyllis Finnemore; recitation.
Edna Eddy: folk dance, Phyllis Fin
namore and Kenneth Gardiner: song.
Helen Ducy: recitation. Milton Fin
nemore; recitation. Royal Spofford,
song: dance. Helen nucy; recitation.
BETTY Meader: recitation. Dorothea
crooker; folk dance, Betty Meader
and Willard Rickard. Helen Ducy
and Gerald Carpenter. Edna Eddy
and Willard Gordon; recitation.
Gerald CARPENTER: song: orchestra;
recitation. Kenneth Gardiner: song:
santa Claus song, Merwin Gordon:
song: recitation. Hubert Witham:
Santa Clause enters.
North Side Afternoon exercises:
song. Charlotte McCrillis: recitations.
Richard Stinchdeld ana Francis Gro.
teau: song; recitation. wiibert Par
sons; dance. Elizabeth Hall: recita-
tions, Guy. Fish and Mildred Cum
mings; song. Eleanor Thurlow; reci-
tations. Sam Brewster Warren and
Irene Jewell: folk dance. Beth Reed
snG ROBERT white: song; recitations.
Richard Moore and Hazel epaulding:
song. Peggy Merrill; dance Irene
Jewell; folk dance Peggy Morrill,
and Norman Walker, Jeanette Rob-
ertson and N'ilhert Parsons; song.
Junior Day; rscitations, Robert
White and George Weston; song;
recitaticns. Jack Simpson and Eliza
beth HAN; song, Eleanor I4arys
dance, Francis Croteau: dance. Edna
Eddy; recitations. 1fiidrsd Corson,
Eleanor Harris and Jeannette Rob-
ertson: folk dance, Eleanor Larry and
Guy Fish, Francis Croteau ana Hazel
Spaulding. Beth Raed and Jack
Simpson. recitations, Helen Spauld.
ting, Eleanor Thurlow and Beth Reed:
song; dance. Helen pucy:. orchestra;
song; recitation, Norman Walker:
songs song, Charlotte McCriilis: re-
citation. Nurolas Craig: Santa Claus
visited the school much 10 the delight
cf the little people
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Menday--Nsw Friends,

Copyright. 1894. bv The Mcclure Nsu.pepev syrdco,.
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w. II. MACE,
'ColIsctor Of Taxes OF the Town Of
Rsadfeld.
Readneld. Me-. Dec; 20. 1874.
c22nnonat
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Reed were business callers in Lew
ten, Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Nickerson IS eo1n''
ITO the house By illness. -. vrie.
WaIter Smith II sick with the
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-24

Thirty new members Were re
ceived into our church fellowship
last Sunday with eight more to
follow i'll the near future. Twelve
received baptism. Many. of the
new members came on confession
of faith aS Il result OF our PreEas.
ter campaign.
The special music by the choir
in the morning service was well
received. The Junior choir and or.
chcstra gave several special mum.
bcrs in the evening which were
greatly appreciated
The Easter Thank Offering for
retired ministers amounted to $50
This makes the financial burden
lighter for the closing Of the years
account, which is not far away.
'lnasmuch as We have done it un-
to one of the least of these, my
brethren, We have done it unto me. =
DR.. H. NJ Pingrce, worker for
the, Sunday School Board of our
church, will be with us Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week
also Sunday morning. He will meet
all the Sunday School workers at
500 O'Clock Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week in the Sun
day School room for special con
ferences. Don't fail to be there,
DR.. Pingree has valuable informa.
ton on Sunday School work which
YOU as n teacher or officer or as
one interested cannot afford to
miss.
The w. F. NJ S. of our church
meets at the home of Mrs A. F..
Ahlfeldt on Friday. April 25th. from
200 to 400 y. m A good time is
assured. Plan to be there
This is the Homelikc Church
with the Homelike Services. The
Church with the Warm Spiritual
Atmosphere
Il. f. Scarffe. Pastor. Phone 1l5.
Organists, Mesdames. Gyger, Rose
and Wood,
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-24

JOE BOETTO
Contributed

Mr.. ,tod Boetto of Holly died
1 Wednesday, April 9Th. 1924, at
| Lamar. He leaves wife and two
sons, Marius II. and .Iocsph NJ, to
mourn his loss The echo OF the
roll call in Heaven has sounded
and the divine command to come
unto me has been answered. by n
loved one. Joe Boetto. a true and
noble character, which impressed
itself upon all who came in con.
tact with him, was a devoted hus-
band. loving Father. and true
friend. His life was n shining light
to all who knew him. He has
passed the Portals of the grave
and gone to receive the crown of
victory, he so richly deserved We
shall always remember his kindly
words of encouragement and cheer
and we know as he cleaned in this
earthly home. his labOrS will nof
he in vain. but he who hath said
T viii never leave thee. or fOrsakc
thee" was present when the An
gel Of Death called for him. Let
us cherish his memory, and imi-
tote his virtues. as we listened to
the words of his kind acts and
generous deeds and ns we saw the
manv Sympathizine tears shed over
his last resting place, we thought
truly. good name iS rather to be
chosen than great riches. and low
ing favors rather than, silver or
gold We rejoice and thank God
for q life which leaves behind it
a radiance of purity. goodness and
neace, such as few bequcath to
those who survive them. He loved
humanity and folks and they re-
ciprocated his love and kindpess.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday. April q. 1924.
Z
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4 b

sunday April u. l9Zi.
Sunday School 9:45 a m, ii. A.
Rose, superintendent. Glasses for
all ages. Brotherhood class.
Preaching II A. NJ:
DR. p H. Pingree, State Sunday
School worker. will preach at this
hour. He has a message of vital
importance for you Hear him.
Senior League in the Sunday
School Room at Gas sharp. Les
son taken from the World Service
Volume Visitors and friends al
ways welcome,
Preaching 7:30.
Pulpit to be supplied. f''
Workers Conference every We'd
nesday evening, Junior choir meets
from to 7:3O. Workers Conference
in the Sunday School Room at 700
o'clock sharp. Workers Conference
in the Choir room at the same
hour. The Mid-Week service begin.
ming promptly at 7:30 p. IN. in the
Sunday School room. The best ser
vice of the week. Bring your friends
Bible. Pencil and Paper
Come to this service. 1t is a
time of refreshing and of renewing
our life.
Last Sunday was a great day in
our Sunday School and Church Ser
vices Big crowds. Special inter
est. We SCARED above the average
attendance in the Sunday School
Nine eases of eggs were sent to
BETHEL Hospital from our school.
a fine piece OF work.