Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-04
RaIIv at M, e, Church

! Rally Day observances at the Cen
tenary Methodist church Sunday
were of special interest and there
| were large attendances at all the
! services. At the 1890 A. NJ. service
= the ladies of the Ladies' Social Circle
! were the special guests. about 40 be-
! ing present and sat in reserved seats
at the front of the church. The pas
| tor, Rev. He, bert J.. Nichols. preach
cd n fine sermon from Judges a. 8, on
! Lets Us Cooperate" lie cited the
! faith. courage and achievement of the
| ladies of the circle, who have sheen
most successful in their work for
many years. Delightful music was
furnished by the choir under direc-
| ton OF Mrs. Rose c. Burrill with
J Mrs. Howard Il. Friend at the organ
! A special number was n cello solo by
| Harold Dover accompanied by Mrs.
| Friend.
At the Sunday school hour the
, following Rally Day program was
| presented and did credit to those
taking part and those who directed
1t: prayer. pastor; piano solo. Edna
Father. We Thank Thee" primary
departments: recitation, "Godt Good
ness and Love-" Ada Watson; reci-
tation. Nancy May" Irene Demo:
| song. Neal Flemining: recitation,
Our Fathers Love" Bertha Day:
recitation. Give Him the Very Best."
Vida Watson: song. Helen Quinn and
Winona Richard: exercise. Emma
Laney. EVELYN Pierce and Neal
Flemmine: recitation. Ivan Richard
son: recitation, Smile a Little BIT
Today" Glennis True; song. Pearl
and Jean Flemming: recitation. "As
t.,
. recitation. The Happy Hour is Clos
ing" Blynn Packard: song, That
Sweet Story of Old" primary de-
partment.
At the EpwoIth League service at
6 o'clock Mrs. Herbert J.. Nichols
was the leader and the service was
of great interest. 1t was in the form
OF story telling and several stories
of missionary achievement were Civ
en- by members of the league. The
closing service of the day was at Z
o'clock when the pastor. Rev. Herb
ert l.. Nichols preached n fine SER
mon on "a Pastors Prayer for His
Church"
Herbert Lewis. formerly of town,
who for some years has been en-
rloyed at South Dartmouth Is in
Maine looking for farm to pur-
chase.
William Guilfoil. who has been the
guest of Thomas Guilfoil, returned to
Hartland. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Jordan. iit-
tie son Webster and Mr.. and Mrs
Perley Davis. left Monday for Bos-
ton. where they will be employed.
Miss Beatrice l.. Whittemore
teacher of the LIST grade, and Miss
Jessie McCaron, teacher of the End
and Ord grades at Portage. who were
In Bangor attending Teachers con-
yentiorf, were guests Saturday and
Sunday of Miss Whittemore's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.Whit-
temore.
Friends of Miss Edith Lewis, who
has been residing in South Dart
mouth, will be interested to know
that she is a guest OF Mrs. Grace
Fowler in Brewer.
Mrs. Fred Holmes. who has been
n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
1ntyre. will return, Wednesday to her
home in Quincy, Mass.
Bernard Ellis of Rangeley was
the weekend guest of his father,
Amos Ellis.
The officers Of various depart
ments and societies affiliated with
the Notre Dame de Lourdes church
met at the sacristy at the church
Sunday night to consider The Christ
mas observance for the children.
The annual meeting of the w. c. T.
Z. will he held Tuesday afternoon at
s.i5 at the home of Mrs. H. c. Jud-
kins. 230 Water street. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roy. MIR. and
Mrs. Emile Boldue and Miss st.
Armand of WaterviIle were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Trial.
Miss Lucille Simpson, who has been
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. q, Ernest Avore, returned
Monday 10 Oakland