Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-17
RICHMOND
Sunday Services

Rev. c. +. Frederick, pastor of the
Baptist church announces the fol-
lowing sermon and themes for Sun
day, April 10: IL A. NJ, What Your
Heart and Your Mouth Have to Do
With Your SALVATION; Z p. NJ,
Getting Rid Of Gods 1t Safe?"
On Easter Sunday the Right Hand
of Fellowship into the membership
of the Baptist church was extended
to Miss Maude Bates. Mrs. Hazel
Brown, Mrs. Inez Hutchins and Mrs.
Leavitt.
The annual meeting and Roll Call
of the church will be held on Fri
Gay evening, April "a. The follow
ing are chairman of the committe es
who are making the arrangements
for this gathering: Nominating COM
mittee, Mayford Morris: refresh
ment committee, Mrs. c. B. Webber;
program committee, Miss Ethel
Bailey.
The Seniors will not attend high
school Friday on account of their
class play to be given in the evening
at the Opera House. The cast of
characters for the play Making
Daddy Behave" is as follows: Bur-
;
Becky, Marion, his daughters, Grace
Iilden, his mother-in-l law. Emma
tary, Edward Coughlin; John St.
Clair, his lawyer. Kermit Dariah ;
| David Standing, the stranger, Philip
Hurley; Windham, the chauffeur,
James Deehan: Aidita, the factory
girl, Dora Foster; Mrs. MacLaren,
Irene Chase; Mrs. Alberts. Thelma
| Ranger.
! They will. be greeted with a full
house as nearly 500 tickets have
been sold. A dance will follow the
play with music by Dicks Harmony
Boys of Gardiner.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Churc hhave elected their office. $
, Tor the ensuing year as follows:
!. President, Mrs. Frances S. Watson:
I first vice president, Mrs. Lillian
! Haynes: second vice president, Mrs.
! Addie L. Bragg; secretary, Mrs. Mill
! dred Hayford; treasurer, Mrs. Cora
Newell.
James Baker, who has been i'll
| for two months is able to be out af-
ter an operation for appendicitis.
The Duran Shoe Factory will shut
down Thursday until Tuesday morn
/ ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Durand and
| family left Thursday noon for Lake
Ossippe where they will pass the
week end at their summer camp.
a telephone has been installed at
the new residence of John NJ. Jordan
on the Alexander road, number 49,
t.
A convocation OF Emit Royal
Arch chapter was held Thursday
evening at Masonic hall. The Royal
Arch degree was conferred upon a
class of candidates.
Stanley Card returned to Boston
this week with his daughter. Miss
Beatrice Card and is enjoying a
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Hea.-Miss Gladys Lowell has
returned 20 Gorham Normal school
after passing a weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Lowell.-Mrs. Charles Bowden of
SWathmore, Penn, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth kelley.-Rev.
Allen w. Constantine of Johannes
burg, SO. Africa, who has been in
Richmond with his family for the
past two months. has received call
to the Dane street Congregational
church at nnebunk.-Albert Nor
risette left Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with relatives at Holyoke.
MasS.-Tha date for the Junior de-
clamation has been changed from
May s to Nav 1J.-Mrs. Harry Plum
mer has returned to Boston after
visiting relatives il Richmond
Miss 1.yd2 Lint went to Gardiner
Thursday where she will pass the
week end with friends.-Miss Mar
ion Bihber, who has been teaching
at Mexico issat home and was oper-
! ;ted upon for appendicitis Monday.
She is improving and is as comfort
able as possible..-William Whitney
who was 81 years old on April II,