Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-16

take a six weeks trip in England
and Scotland.
Skowhegan people who will at
tend the wedding are Joseph Coburn
Smith, Colby "a, and, now stu
dent at Harvard college; and Miss
Helen Coburn Smith, student at
Colby college, of Skowhegan and
Washington, D. G. Many local
friends of the family extend best
wishes and hope that the tr,lest.
noblest and best things in life may
come to both brides and their hlis-
bands.
Children's Day at Federated Church
The following program was nice
ly carried out at the Sunday MORN
ing service at the Federated church
in observance of Children's Sunday:
Orogan prelude, Mrs. Mildred R..
Weston; professional, Miss Dorothy
Dane at the piano; prayer, pastor,
Rev. George L. Thurlow: welcome,
Waldron Kennison; the following
numbers were given by children of
the Kindergarten, directed by the
supervisor, Mrs. Edward +. Merrill:
Songs, Good Morning" and "Once
There Was a Little Birdie;" FGreet-
ing" Wilbert Parsons; recitation,
Margaret Prophecy; story of Baby
Noses" Margaret Merrill, Eleanor
Larry, Eleanor Harris, Eleanor Thur
low, Janette Robertson and Beth
Reed; recitation, Edna, Eddy and
Coburn Marston; recitation, William
Gordin; recitation, Austin Whitney;
song, The Shepherd and His Flock"
recitation, Richard and Jean Wes-
ton; recitation, Margaret Merrill;
story, 1.-THE Poor Widow" the fol-
lowing numbers were given by chill
dren of the primary department.;
recitation, Eleanor Danforth; recita-
ton. Malcolm Harris; song, pupils
of Miss Dorothy Danes class; reci-
tation, Sally Marston; recitation,
Elizabeth Gordon; piano trio, Henri
eta Page, Bertha Norton and Es-
ther Jenkins; exercise of Miss Phyl-
lis Writings class; recitatiin, Junior
Blunt; song, pupils of Primary de-
partment; presentation of diplomas
to the graduating class of the Pri-
mary department by Mrs. Eta La
Case, the superintendent of the de-
partment; presentation of Bibles to
graduates, by Harold L. Larry. SUI
perintendent of the Sunday school;
dedication of children; children
christened were: Palmer Merrill,
Elizabeth Francis Day, George I.
Thurlow. Malcolm Davis Harris,
Margaret Eleanor Harris and Phoe-
be Blunt. The pastor gave a short
talk to the children on having their
pictures taken; benediction and
postlude closed the service.
william Earl
William Earl died Monday noon at
his home at Malban's Mills. Mr.. Earl
injured his head by hitting 1t on an
electric light bulb. The injury became
infected, from which pneumonia de-
veloped. He died after a short ILL
ness. Mr.. Earl came here four years
ago from Fredericton, N. B., and pur-
chased the Ivory homestead farm. He
was hard working and Industrious
man. Mr.. Earl was IS years OF age.
the son of William and Charlotte Lo-
gan Earl. He was member of Show
hogan Grange.
He leaves his wife. formerly Emily
!nsrahanl, and six children-Mrs. Ger
trude Joslyn of Fredericton, N. B..
Mrs. Royal Lawson of Fredericton. N.
b., Robert Murray and Elizabeth. who
reside at home, and Percy of Peabody.
Mass. The funeral will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the home.
Allie Getchell was brought before
Judge Merrill in municipal court Mon
DAY AFTERNOON to answer to a charge of
adultery. Attorney Weeks of Fairfield
represented the State. The case was
continued until Wednesday afternoon
lat o'clock for more evidence. Getch-
ell gave bail of $500 for appearance
at that time