Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-16

ness of George Lunt, Sr.-Mrs. IEun-
ice MoSher and two grand daughters,
Evelyn and Ethel, have returned to
their home in South Smithfeld after
passing the winter in town. The
roads are in good condition now so
that the two girls who attend high
school here are able to make the
trip to their home each day by au-
tomobile.-Mrs. Mary Danforth and
daughter, Miss Lettie have returned
to their home on Main street. Mrs.
Danforth has been in Augusta dur
ing the winter months and Miss Let
tie has been at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Rowe.-Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Thissell and two children were
guests Sunday at the home of Mrs
Thisselrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Stevens. Mr.. Thissell returned
late Saturday night after attending
the final session of Legislature. He
was accompanied by Frank Holley.
and drove to North Arson carrying
Mr.. Holley home.-Fred E. Webster
OF SkoWhegan was in town Monday
on business.-NIrs. Percy Berry has
been on the sick list.-Miss Annette
Worthley who has been passing the
winter months in Detroit, Mich,
where she has been taking a course
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Worthley. = Charles Carpenter was
called to New Brunswick last week
by the very serious illness of his
mother with pneumonia.-Miss Hilda
Packard returned Saturday to her
school in Millinocket after passing a
Two weeks vacation at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. X,
Packard.-Mrs. Steve Mills of Oak
land was n guest several days last
week of Mrs. Jane Mills and Mrs.
Josephine Whiting.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Murphy and daughter, Altana
or HaVerhill, Mass, We're guests OH
Wednesday of Mrs. Murphys aunt,
MIS-. Etta Crosby. : Mrs. Howard
falfheid OF Skowhegan Visited her
sister. Mrs. Ralph futile on Friday
Miss Pauline Goss has gone to
Castine for a course at the Normal
school.-Fred Tobey was in Water
vlile, Monday. to receive treatment
Tor ms eyes at the office Of DR.. Hill
MIS-. Maude Carr, Mrs Mary Wing
Mrs. hazel Moore and Miss Carrie
Naiher We're in Skowhegan. Thurs
Day 10 attend the Q. Z. S. fair.
Easter at Baptist Church
sunday services began at the Ban
- cHurch with an Easter sunrise
r,h', under the auspices of the
DHiiStiah LEdeaVor Society. The
i was sounded from the church
r ,'y at O'Clock on the bugle by
waiter Burgess and at els the hoi1
was rung. The service was n cbarga
or Mrs Calder y. Miller and Edwin
Gilman. Mrs. Miller sang a beautiful
SOLO. At the close Of the service an
Laster breakfast was served in the
NeStfE' At the 1890 service the mas
tor, keN. Calder y. Miller. delivered
an Easter message, and there was mn.
proprlate music by the chorus choir
under the direction of Mrs. Annie T.
burgeS' which included an anthem
ne King Of Glory Shall Come In
and duet, PRAISES Ascending" bv
Messrs, Theobald and Moore. The
church was artisticaIIy decorated with
mes and ferns. In the evening an
Easter pageant, From the Gates Of
his CITY, by Elsie Duncan Yale. was
gwen by members of the Sunday
Schooi. About SO people took part, in
ciuolhg the chorus. The character or
raster was beautifully taken by Miss
ne' iii'e B!alsoeIl, who delivered the
1ioiosue. Other characters were
! altn' MISS Waneta Blake; Mary. Miss
SIinoheau; Mary MaEdalene, Mrs. G. n
Miller; Unbelief. Miss Esther Witban
rear, Mrs. Elsie Piper; the Angel
Mrs. Ray Kinney: the Pilgrim. Miss
~, G,aoYs Spaulding, and about IS others.
ne small girls from the primary de-
pdr'meht were very sweet and dainty.
dressed all in white and carrvin1
ouhches OF many colored tulips. The
scenes depicted in the Pageant were
l. Faith Departing: ?, Faith Restored.
8 Faith Leads Affair."; 4, Faith VIC
toflous: ., Faith Brings Joy. 6. Faith
FONTS the Pathway: Z, Faith Calls TO
service. Miss Virginia Hussev nre-
sued as acompaniSt of the evening
me committee in charge OF the eve
hihs program We're Mrs. Fannie Uus-
seN, MISS Nellie Hussey. Mrs. c. \
Miller and Mrs. Ray Kinney. At the
crosse or the pageant. one young lady
received the ordinance OF baptism.
Easter at congregational Churc,
An inspiring service was held at tho
Congregational church on Sunday
afternoon when Rev c. H. NIcElhinev
OF Madison addressed with an Easter
MESSAGE an audience which complete
~ Hlled the church. The service
"pehcd with piano and organ duet.
Convent Echoes" with Mrs. Florence
Iayior at the organ ana Mrs. Edith
Jones at the piano. Two anthems
We're rendered by the chorus choir,
EeInard Carr sang a solo, Watch
nee and Pray Thee" by II. Wake
held Smith; a beautiful cornet solo
vas given by Lyndon Hale: the Junior
orchestra from Madison also assisted
az the service. The church was taste
July decorated with pottod ,I,n,.