Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-28

Me-; William Brown, Pittsfe1d. Me-;
Joseph Bulman, Greenville Jet: Ed
win s. Call, Pittsfield: Leo Camp
hell, Waterville: Ernest II. Garrett. Ok
ford; Arthur Charles, Erban Cook,
Bangor; Donald Cook, Gardiner; Ed
win Dane. Virgil Davenport, Dixfield;
Jesse Davis. Pittsneld: Howard Da-
vies. Jr., Yarmouth; Merle DeHayen,
Sanford; William Doane. Portland;
Wilmort Dow, Presque Isle; Cecil Field,
Brunswick: Robert S. Fletcher Port
land; Leigh Flint. Bridgton; Frank
Forbes. SO. Windham; George Forbes,
So. WIndham; William Fox, Presque
Isle; Everett Garland. Bangor; Will
lard Gilmore, Waterville: Donald
Chosen, Pittsfield; Myles Golbranson,
Presque Isle; +. Donald Good. Ban
gor; Thompson Grant. Bangor: Ro-
land Graves. Pittsfield: Harrison
Greenleaf Auburn; Ralph Griffin.
Skowhegan; Edmund Hall, Woodfords;
Earl Harris. Winthrop; David Halves,
Madison: belmont Hawks, Sebago
Lake: Robert Hazard, Jr.. Gardiner:
Andrew Henderson. Gardiner: Earl
Holmes. Winthrop; Ralph Howard,
Dixfield: Wayne Hoyle. Gardiner;
Donald Huston, Woodfords: Benjamin
Irish, Rumford; Clifton Jacobs, Au-
burn; Maxwell Jacques, Presque Isle:
Thomas Johnston. Pittsaeld; Norman
Keirstan, Greenville Jet: Samuel Kill
bourne, Bridgton; Holman Kittel,
Brewer; Kenneth Kimbal. Springvale:
Robert Leadbetter, Augusta: George
Litchheld. Augusta; Francis MacCril-
lis. Portland: Norwood Macdonald,
Westbrook; Harold McKenney. Bruins
wick; Robert S. Manson. Gardiner:
Donald Mathewson. Norway; Herbert
Merrill. Jr., Augusta; Ralph Merrill,
Dixfleld; Irving Moody, South Harps-
well: Robert Moody, Pittsfield; Win
throp Morrell, Skowhegan;. Alton
Morse. Gardinerfl Carl Moore. Green
Vile Jet; George Morse. Dixfield;
Daniel Mason, North Waterford;
George Noyes. Presque Isle: Phillip
Plummer, South Paris; Milton Potter,
Greenville Jet; Richard Porter, West
brook: Albion c. Pratt. South Paris;
Alfred Racllley. Topsham; John Rand.
Dixfeld: Laurence Rand, Sebago
Lake: Thomas Ramsey. Presque Isle;
Seth Reed, Pressure Isle; Robert Rich
ards. Portland: Errold Ridgewell.
Charles Roberts, Woodfords: Ed
gar Robinson, Portland: William
Rogers. South Portland; Edward
Sitter. Jr, Uniontown. Pa: Mer-
ton Spiller, Auburn: Donald Ste
orr, Skowhegan; Phil Staley, Jr,
Bridgton; Parker Starret. Warren:
Robert Stevens, Warren; Richard
Stone, Gardiner: Irville Swan, Au-
burn; Thomas Thorne. Edward
Tokey, Skowhegan; Frank Weeks,
Gardiner: Merton Welch. Sebago
Lake: Rev. c. W. Wentworth,
| Greenville Jet: Robert Williams, Port
land; Donald Wilson. Moosehead.
Sunday services this year were
held at the Camp Auditorium instead
OF the customary meeting place at
Winthrop Center. Sunday school serv-
ices We're held on the piazzas of the
differnet lodges preceding the 1880
service. The morning service was a
regular service of the New England
Society of Friends, which was in con-
ference during the week. The boys
were all invited and attended in large
numbers. The speaker for this meet
ing was WILDER s. Thomas. field sec
| rotary Of the world for the Friends
Society. He recounted In the sermon
the activities in which he engaged in
Europe. He gave an idea of the con-
ditions IN Russia and other European
countries.
| DR.. Augustus O. Thomas. State COM
missioner of education, from Angus
ia, addressed the convention Sunday
afternoon. His subject embraced the
| education of small children as a means
| OF Installing a spirit of brotherly
| love, friendship, and Christianity in
order that the coming generation may
be more law abiding and virtuous.