Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-12
OAKLAND.

Bangor where she has been spending the
winter with her son Horace Pullen.
Norman Spiller has secured employ
ment with Oakland Wooden mill
Mrs. Cora a. Wentworth has returned
TO Camden after spending few weeks
with relatives in town.
+. G. Smell of Portland was in town
Saturday on business.
n. p. Beverage is visiting friends in
Belgrade.
Mrs. r. II. Messer has gone to Mass
achuSetts to meet her husband. who is
returning from Virginia where he has
been spending the winter on account of
poor health.
Mark Spiller has moved his family
from A. #. Bachelors house on High
street to the new house recently built
by Wesley Fletcher
Mrs. n. Freeman and nephew Ralph
S. Mannis, who have been visiting Mrs.
Freemans son, Samuel. for week, left
Saturday for their home in Boston.
The X. N. G. Club CT the Oakland High
school at it's regular meeting Friday af-
ternoon elected the following officers:
President, Fred Pullen; vice president,
William Smith; secretary, Gladys Glea-
son; treasurer, Clair Sawtelle: executive
committee, Ada Sturtevant, Dona To-
zier and Leila Kelley: social committee,
John Sweeney, Miss Moor and Floy Saw
telle. The program for the afternoon
vas as follows: Debate. Resolved,
That Pupils Should Not Be Compelled
To Stay After School, affirmative, Clair
Sawtalle and Harold Bridges; negative
Emmett Richardson and Leo Damren:
the Judges were Leila Kelley, Miss Moor
and Donna Tozier and they decided in
favor of the affirmative. Recitation,
Ruth ToZier; essay, Gladys Gleason;
current events. Ina Sturtevant; reading,
Mildred Boynton.
The Ladies' Whist Club met Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nora
Sweeney on Dunn street. me first
prize was wen by Mrs. Mary Bachelor,
the second by Mrs. Charles Emmons,
while the BOBBY was received by Mrs.
Vina Hutchins. After the playing re-
freshments were served and a fine time
reported.
Mrs George w. Hubbard died Sunday
morning at 10.45 after being confined to
her bed for about three weeks with
Brights disease. Mrs. Hubbard was
porn in Waterville in 1888. ~ years ago
She moved to Oakland when she was a
small girl and has lived here the greater
part of her life. Mrs. Hubbard while liv-
ing here made a great many friends and
her less will be much felt. A husband,
a sister, Mrs. J. B. Newhalley. New York
City a son, Frank B. Hubbard of Wa
terville, and daughter, Mrs. B. l..
Otis, survive The funeral will be held
at her late home on Mechanic street
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Arthur Ham, who has been i'll nearly
ties on the Somerset Railroad Monday
Fl. w. Greeley went to Lewiston Mon
day on a short business trip.
John Downs of Rome was calling on
relatives in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller are spend
ing few days at their camp on East
pond.
The Ladies' Aid of the Free Baptis.
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. E. T. Mitchell, Fair
field street
F, A. Dolloff Of Oquossoc is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. carl Moulton and son OF Augusta
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Leon
ard
A rehearsal of the play that the Unity
Club is to give will be held Tuesday even
ing in the Universalist vestry.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Wesley Gil
man Camp, No. 26, s. of ", will give a
Whist party Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett, Dunn
street.
Mrs. Ella Wellman of Augusta was
visiting friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Adelaide Wheeler of Providence.
r. l., is visiting friends and relatives in
town.
Miss Marguerite Koch will address a |
service at the Baptist church at 7N
Wednesday evening on 1.-THE State Chris
tian Endeavor Work"
A special communication of Messalons-
kee Lodge. No. 113, F. and A. NJ. win he |
held at p. M. Wednesday in Masonic
hall for work in the First degree.
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