Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-03
Sheriffs Busy Over
Weekend Getting
ALLEGED ViOlatOrS

Sheriff John w. Healy assisted by
Deputy True Ellis on Saturday after
noon at Fairview Park arrested Nor
rill Hoxie, Robert Bolduc and Eddie
Leo, all of Skowhegan. AT a hearing
| to be held this Monday in lower COZ It
before Judge Maurice P. Merrill
Hoxie will be charged with illegal
possession of Intoxicating liquor and
the other two pen with intoxication.
| North kennebec United Baptist As
ISOLATION to Hold Tenth Annual
Meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the
| North Kennebec United Baptist AS
! ISOLATION will be held in Pittsfield on
Friday, May IA. Rev. Walter Quar-
| rington being pastor of the hostess
church. The following program has
been announced:
Friday morning: 1000, Preparatory
service, Rev. Benjamin Beatty of
Waterville; 1915, Report of treasur-
the churches; Ills, Address, Rev.
Irving B. Mower, D. D., executive
secretary of the United Baptist Con-
! vention of Maine; 11.S5, Annual SER
mon, Rev. George c. Sauer; Welcome
to new pastors by the moderator, and
other business.
| Friday afternoon: 100, Devotional
services, Rev. Alexander Henderson
| of Fairfield; las, Vacation Bible
Schools, Rev. Thomas S. Young of
Philadelphia; 2.15, Address, Rev. F.
! H. Knollin; 2.25, Women's Mission
airy Societies, Mrs. Roy Short Pre-
siding, address, Miss Ellen Peterson
of China; S.15, Address, Higher
. Meaning of the Allotment" DR.. E. c.
! Whittemore; 1856, Sermon, Rev. f. S.
| Bernauer; 4.05, Devotional service,
Rev. P. c. Clark; business and ad-
journment.
Friday evening: tbs, Devotional
service, Rev. L. H. r. Hass of Wat
1 erville; 1870, Our Young People, Car
roll Trip; $50, Address, Rev. Archi-
bald G. Adams, China; closing mo-
ments, Rev. Roy H. Short.
Emphasis is laid upon the devo-
tional services and delegates are
urged to attend. The leaders have
been asked tomake special prepara-
ton for these services. The expenses
of the association are met by each
church forwarding a cent for each
member. Dinner and supper will be
served by the ladies of the Pittsfeld
church. 1t will add to the interest OF
the reading of the church letters if
they are in the hands of the clerk
early in the week, by the 18th.
The moderator has appointed the
following committees: Resolutions,
Rev. F. S. Bernauer, Rev. Carl Berg
man and Rev. Auguste Bocquel;
Time, Place and Preacher, Rev. Ben
jamin Beatty, Rev. George L. Thur
low, and Mrs. Edward Wing; Evan
gelistic, Rev. Walter Quarrington
Revf Alexander Henderson, and Rev
p. c. Clark; Religious Education
Rev. l.. H. R. Haas, Rev. George c.
Sauer and Rev. Roy Short: Nomin-
ating Committee, Rev. Alexander
Henderson, Harry Brown and w. A
Knight. The moderator is Rev. Dan
lei w. kimball, North Vassalboro,
and the clerk and treasurer is Rev
George Merriam, Skowhegan.
Percy Earl, Mrs Edward Graham
and Curtis Leslie, who have been
guests of Mr.. Earl's mother, Mrs
William Earl of Malbon's Mills
since Wednesday, returned to Bos-
ton, Saturday. The trip was made
by machine and roads were found
to be fairly good until this side OF
Fairfield.
George Pullen of Oakland was in
town Sunday directing st. Cecilia
orchestra of Notre Dame de Lourdes
church in the concert given Sun
day afternoon.
A. M. Piper of Cornville was a
4 business caller in town Saturday