Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-13

Church Notices
| Methodist Episcopal Church: Rev.
r. c. Chapman, pastor. Morning
| Worship at 10:45 with sermon by the
pastor on the subject ITO What pur-
| pose this Waste?" S. s. at noon. Ep-
| worth League Devotional Service at
6. Topic THE Leagues hand clasp
around the World" Evening service
at with sermon by the pastor on
the subject THE Worth Of Man."
The Church of the Good Shepherd:
Rev. DR.. r. j. Mooney, pastor. Morn
ing Worship at 10:45 with sermon by
the pastor on the subject over the
Line" Anthem 1.-THE Radiant Morn"
Woodwork Choir: solo Il heard the
Voice of Jesus Say" Mrs. Sarah But
terrified. S. s. at noon. Evening SER
vice at with picture sermon by the
pastor on Happiness"
First Baptist Church-Rev. Alex
ander Henderson, pastor. morning
worship at 10:45. instrumental music.
anthem, male quartet, sermon by the
pastor on the subject 1.-THE Life with
Steady Pace" S. S. at IL. Young
Peoples Happy Half Hour $500.
Young Peoples service at 6. Evening
service at z.
The young ladies Of the Cheroboa-
THAN Club will repeat the pageant
1.-THE Torch Bearers in China"
which they gave at the Missionary
conference Wednesday evening. The
pastor will give q short talk. There
will be music by the chorus and or
chestra.
Shawmut Union Chapel. S. s. Mt
1880. Church service at $50 with
sermon by the pastor.
Fred Ramsdell of Bangor was a
business caller in town Friday.
Miss Avis Newman who has been
passing a few days with Miss Flora
Grover returned Friday to her home
in Warren!
Miss Georgina Munro went to
Auburn Friday to pass the weekend
with her sister.
Mrs. John Estes of Mattawamkeag
who has been attending the State
Grange Convention in Portland Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Abbott Nell
son on Elm street.
Arthur Jones Of keene. y. H.. was
calling on friends in town Friday.
Clyde Chapman of Belfast was
calling on his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cha pman Thursday.
Mrs Omar Begin has returned
from Portland where she went for
treatment at DR.. Hollis Eye and Ear
Infirmary.
A public whist party was held
Thursday evening in the American lie
gion hall under the auspices of George
Q. Grover Post. No. IA. Whist was
played and prizes were won by the
following: Ladies--1st, Mrs. Philip
Ware: End, Mrs. Mamie Nichols; con-
ISOLATION. Mrs. Mary Wyman: men-1st.
Clinton Matthews: End, Roy Smith:
consolation, Herman Brown. A social
time was enjoyed and refreshments of
sandwiches. assorted cakes and coffee
were served.
There will be a meeting Of the
George o. Grover Post, No. u, at the
Legion hall Monday evening at $50.
A meeting Of the Parent-Teacher AS
sociation was held in the l.. II. S. AS
sembly hall Thursday evening. Ow-
ing to the illness Of Hon. George Chap
man, who was to have been the speak
err, Rev. DIR. Roderick ]. Mooney gave
a most interesting address on The
Ethics of the Parents Responsibility
to Their Children" in which he accent
uated the logic of the responsibility of
the parents. Miss Mabelle Kenrir%
played a piano solo which was MY !
enjoyed by those present.
Paul Gogan went to Van Buren, Sat
urday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. s. Cronin OF Jamai-
ca Plain. Mass, are passing the week
end with Mrs. Cronin's sister and hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel knight, on
Lower Main street.
Thursday afternoon a car on the
Tata driN W n
young man of this town skidded and
ran into the door Of the carbarn.
smashing one side of the carbarn door,
breaking the bumper of the auto and
bending the mudguard, but the driver
Of the car was uninjured.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
covered dish supper and Christmas
tree in the Modern Woodman hall Mon
day evening. Dec. Is. Each member Is
asked to bring something for the sup
per in covered dish and 25-cent
present for the tree.
Sixty-two of the members of
Good Will Rebekah lodge sat down
to delicious covered dish supper
served in their hall at g o'clock
Thursday evening. The regular
business meeting and roll call fol-
lowed this supper. The committee
in charge OF the supper was, Mrs.
Marion Merrithew, Mrs. Mabel
Mayo, Mrs. Clara Speak, Mrs. Edna
Ward and Mrs. Abbie Eastman.
The business section Of the town
looks as IL 1t had been turned into
fairy land. From Summett street to
the Donnelly store and from Rings
store to the bridge evergreen trees
stand as a happy reminder that
Christmas time is near. Before 1t
IL quite dusk the trees break forth
with colored lights and on both
sides Of the streets wires OF colored
lights create a gay and festive holi-
day appearance.
Mrs. Ella Rowe entertained the
Christmas Club at the home of Mrs.
Goldie Greenleaf on Bunker avenue
Friday afternoon. A social after-I
noon was enjoyed doing fancy
work, and refreshments fere served |
by the hostess, Mrs. Lloyd Sykes Of |
North Berwick was a guest Of the |
club.
LAST CALL FOR POLL TAXES |
This is the fourth cali. Now you