Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-21
Church Notices

Church Notices
Centenary Methodist church, pas
tor Rev. Herbert L. Nichols: Sunday
! services: 1890, Sermon by the pas
| tor, music by choir directed by Mrs.
| Rose p. Burrill; organist, Mrs How
| ard B. Friend; Bible school at II;
| Epworth League. subject. THE Place
Where Live. Keeping 1t Friendly"
| thee meeting is held at 6 =. NJ. with
Miss Gladys Smith. leader; Z, eve
ming service with sermon by the pas
| tor.
Bethany Baptist church: pastor,
| Rev. George Merriam: Sunday SER
| vices. 1880. How Can One Be Sure
| of Salvation?" Music by choir di-
rected by Donald p. Burrill; Mrs.
Ethel w. Ames. organist; Sunday
School at 10; Young Peoples service
| at P. NJ. subject. "Others for
Christ: P. NJ. evening service
| with short sermon by the pastor.
Federated church; pastor, Rev.
| George l.. Thurlow: Sunday services.
| 1890. "A Friendship Worth Hav-
| ing; music by choir, soloists, Mrs.
! Marion T. Oddly, DR.. Raymond A.
] Derbyshire. vocalist, and Mrs. Elsie
I +. White. violinist; Mrs. Mildred
Weston. orGanist: kindergarten,
| conducted by Mrs. Edward f. Mer-
rill: II. church school; P. NJ,
Young Peoples meeting; I, evening
! service. Have Decent Folks Any
Rights" Music by junior choir.
Notre Dame de Lourdes. pastor,
! Rev. Father J. Louis A. Renaud;
Sunday services: Low mass at s A
NJ, with sermon in French. music by
| children's choir; 10 A. NJ. High mass,
sermon in English. music by Saint
Mary's choir; 2.30 p. NJ. Sunday
school; $50, Rosary and benedic-
| ton of the Blessed Sacrament.
| Lentene devotions Wednesday, eve
J ming at us. Stations of the Cross
| Friday at 3.45 z. NJ. and IT'S p. M.
! The knights of Columbus, Somerset
Council No. 2OS9. will attend Low
mass at A. NJ. Sunday in a body
and will receive Holy Communion.
| Mrs. Harry French of Scion is a
patient at the Somerset Hospital
! Mrs. Brewer of Boston is in town
! at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
| +. ACKNOWLEDGING Agent Ger
! aid c. Dunn was at Larone Friday
attending joint meeting of the men
| and women of the County Farm
| Dui cat 4hlSSSS hliOTeu ana Mar
ion Smith, formerly of Augusta, and
now students at the State Normal
! School in Pennington, are in town
| guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. futile on the
| Notch road.-Kenneth Cole. a stu
! dent at Colby college is passing the
| vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert B. Cole of Main street
| Miss Edith Simpson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Simpson and
| Miss Ruth Atkinson, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Atkinson of
| Main street, arrived in town Friday
night from Pennington for the
| spring vacation.-Miss Reba Vail, a
! student at Pennington Normal
School is passing the weeks vaca-
ton with Mrs. Barbour in Licking
ton. Mass.-Miss Mabel Monroe and
| Miss Ada Hall. who have been pass
| ing some time at Augusta with
| friends came to Skowhegan Friday
| morning and went to their farm
| home on the East Ridge road in
| Cornville.-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
J X. Day were in Waterville Friday,
| the guests of Mr.. Days relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Whitcomb. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Day and cousin, Wall
! ~ 10y e1ho Ills OLluc WHO nave re-
Gently returned from England
Mrs. Joseph Paluhski went to Liver
more Friday to pass the week end
| with her husband.-Mrs. Mary Berry
| Mantor of Vassalboro who was lin
town over night was the guest Sf
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, I.
). Smith.-Mrs. Lulu T. Roberts.
State commander of the Ladies'
Beneht Association of the Maccabees
was in town on official business
thursday night, returning to Water
vile Friday.-Mrs. George Merriam
returned Thursday from Waterville
where she has been a guest of Prof,
and Mrs. +. L. Weeks.-Robie l..
| Watson was business caller in Wa
terville Thursday.-Miss Beatrice
] Holmes, a trained nurse who has
| been assisting DR.. Charles A. Moul-
| ton In the east part of the county,
mas returned home.-Miss Elsie
Young, student. at the State Nor
mai school at Pennington came Fri
day to pass the Easter vacation with
her mother,-Miss Faith J. Hincklev
| was a business caller in town Fri
day.-Mfss Marian A. Merriam, a
senior at Colby college came home
| FRIDAY night to pass the Easter va
| - VIII IlcI parents. ltct. ara
| Mrs. George Merriam.-Almon
| whittier of Cornville was Il b,.sl,;, -,
| caller in town Thursday.-Aliss
| Grace Fox, Colby '24 member of
| the nigh school faculty at North
! East Harbor arrived Friday to pass
| the vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Fox-Miss Edith
| Wadsworth of the State Board of
! CHARITIES and Corrections is passing
| the week end at Augusta. Miss
! f'ayaleen c. Decker. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. e. A. Decker and Miss Hell
| en- {. Hight daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Z. b. Hight, students at Colby
| coliege came up Friday night to pass
| the vacation with their parents
Mrs. Amy Meader of Waterville re-
| Gently visited her sister, Mrs. Ethel
| dayior OF Farmingdale. a patient at
| somerset Hospital.-Miss Mildred
FOX, freshman at Colby college is
| passing the spring vacation with her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c..
| aoX.-Clyde E. Decker was in Fair
meid on business Friday.-Frank
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