Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-08

and Mrs. Walter Norton of Benton.
Mrs. r. f. Langley and her guest.
Mrs. Mary Brown of Ash Point. were
| visitors in Waterville Monday.
| Leland Gerald has been in Water
vile to visit his aunt. Mrs. Belle
Hooper.
| Charles A. Heron OF Waterville
was a recent visitor of his daughter,
Mrs. Ross S. Holt.
| Rev. Frank w. Brooks and Miss
Sarah Z. Richardson Of Brown Me-
mortal church will go to Portland
this week to attend the sessions Of
the Maine Methodist Episcopal con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hunter Of
Pleasant street entertained on Sun
day Mrs. Alton Richardson and
children, Olive. Claire, John A. and
Alton 3rd of Waterville.
! Frank w. Brooks, Jr., of Corinna
is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Frank w. Brooks at the Methodist
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Brown of Fairfield
were recent guests of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Brown.
| Daniel Gerald arrived home Sat-
urday from Florida where he passed
the winter. The garage of Gerald
brothers will be opened to the public
in a few days.
The Sunday school at Town House
chapel was re-opened Sunday with q
good attendance. Mrs. Milan Jones.
superintendent. resigned that office
and Mrs. Laura Holt was elected to
| fill the vacancy thus caused.
I Miss Charlotte Bell of Waterville
was in town Sunday, visiting rela-
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerald passed
| the weekend with Mrs. Geralds
mother. Mrs. Ida Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll w. Robinson
and family We're in Fairfield Sunday
to call upon his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Emerson.
MIR. and Mrs. George Proctor re-
turned Monday to their home in
Fairfield after a week END visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hub
J bard.
! Easter will be celebrated 1T the
baptist church by a concert by the
children at the Sunday school hour,
the program to consist of songs, ex-
ercises and recitations. In the eve
ming a program of story and song
appropriate to Easter will be pre-
! sented by the choir assisted by spec
ial vocal and instrumental soloists.
| Young Peoples Society Meets
} The Young People'H Society of
Brown Memorial Church held an in
teresting meeting Sunday evening
with an attendance of thirty seven.
Norman Wiley, president, presided.
The service opened with the hymn
Joy Bells" followed by the Lords
Prayer and roll call, answered by
scripture verses; vocal solo. Glenys
hoolnson, piano solo, Margaret
Adams.
An Easter entertainment will be
given ny tn eyoung peoples society
on Easter Sunday evening in the
church. The principe, feature OF the
program will he the dramatization
OF the events of the first Easter. The
!: committee for this part is Mrs. Ber-
! tina Billings. Misses Alice Bradford.
! H1lda Nelson, Laura Willett and
| Alice Wakely: music committee. Miss
| Dorothy Wakely, Mrs Mae Hodge,
don: entertainment committee. Mrs.
g. n. Wakely. Miss Verda West.
Mrs. c. w. Robinson. 4 rehearsal
=. Tor this program will be held Fri
DAY evening at o'clock. followed by
a social.
| Billings Relief Corps Meets
Billings Relief Corps held a special
meeting Friday afternoon for the
purpose OF entertaining the children
OF the members. The affair was in
charge OF Mrs. LOttie d. WakeIv.
Mrs. Ethel p. Robinson and Mrs
Josie Grant. The hall was decorat fad
IN the national colors and a program
] was given as follows: America sung
py all: prayer Rev. Brooks of brown
Memorial church: address Of well
come. Mrs. Eva Wood, past presf-
. dent; response for the children.
Gienys Robinson: recitation. Gorham
Robinson: recitation, Colby Robin
son: song, Once I saw LITTLE
Bird" Franklin. yenora and Eleanor
Stinchfeld; recitations. Pnildora
[ Dixon. Martha Wheeler. Barbara
| Gerald: instrumental music. GIenys
| robinson: readings, Miss Dorothv
| n. Wakely: children's sayings. Rev
Brooks; The Meaning of the colors
OF the Flag" Mrs. Wood: remsrk.
MIS-. Dorothy Gerald. president Of
the corps; flag salute ana American
| creed. The children were pleasantly
entertained during the social ho,rr
ana each was presented by Mrs. Ger
AID with q gift OF candy Easter eggs.
refreshments OF sandwiches. cakes
cocoa and fruit were served.
Missionary Sunday Observed
missionary Sunday was observed
at Brown Memorial church The