Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-18
OAKLAND.
The Driving Club Plans Ice
Races on MGSsaIOnSkee.
Cascade Oranges Program
AII-Day Meeting on March |.
Grades VIII and TX to Give Entertain.
ment.-0dd Fellows Reeiing.

Lloyd Sykes of North Vassalboro
was d guest of j. r. Garnett, Satur-
day.
The advertised letters at the Oak
land Postoffiee Feb. 1e, were for the
following: p A. Henry, d. b. Smith,
Henry Young, NJ. Clement. Bert Max
field. Guy w. Lord, Mary John, Mrs.
Carmela Manic, Mrs. D. Y. Plummer,
Mrs. Henry Robinson (2), Mrs. B. L.
Wright, Miss II. A. KNOX.
w r. Blake and u. NJ. Marshall
have been drawn on the jury, which
viii meet, March 8, in Augusta.
The Ladies Aid of the Free Baptist
church will hold its regular meeting,
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs.
Angie Hersom.
Miss Lottie Bates passed Sunday
with her sister in Cornna
Cascade Grange, Saturday evening,
carried out the following program;
Singing, America" chorus; reading,
Abraham Lincoln Hattie Benson;
reading, Ernest Bowden; piano solo,
Rena Shores; reading. Robert Dud-
ley; reading, Bessie 0Neil; singing,
Just Before the Battle, Mother"
chorus; reading, Worthy Master T. H.
Hersom Abraham Lincoln stories,
Andrew Rice; piano solo, (encored),
Belle Dow; reading, Lucretia Dingley;
recitation, Roy Dudley; singing. My
old Kentucky Home, chorus: paper,
Grange Ideas" Edith Bowman;
piano solo, Addie German; paper,
How to Make Our Grange Better, =
MSra Wells; singing. Nearer My God
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tional meeting will be held, On March
!, to which the teachers, superintend-
ent of schools. the ministers and
their wives, the State master, the past
State lecturer and others have been
invited. At the meeting, next Satur-
day evening, quotations from Wash
ingten are expected from all the men,
bers present.
The Initiatory degree will be work
ed by Anon Lodge, No 50. I, o. o. F.,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. L. Withee, who has been
visiting her brother, Rev. G. L. Pres
sey, fer a few DAYS, returned, Mon
day. TO Rockport.
Mrs. j. II. sayward of Skowhegan.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Chas. Walton, will leave. Tuesday, for
Lancaster, n. H, where she is to re-
side.
The kennehee Driving Club is plan
ming 10 hold some ice races on Mesa
ionskee lake in the near future. In
vitations are 10 be extended to the
racing horses in Waterville, Winthrop
and surrounding towns, and it is hoped
several classes viii be filed. Suit
able prizes will be offered.
The Unity Club Will meet. Wednes-
day evening, with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Cover. A good attendance is desired.
Tickets for the entertainment to be
given by Grades VII and TX at
Memorial hail. Thursday evening, are
now being sold by the pupils. The
entertainment promises to be first
class and large advance sale is eX-
pected.
A carload of live stock was loaded
Monday. Nv Walter Gleason for Brigh-
ton markct
Word las been received in Oakland
of The death of Betsey Hitchings Bow
man at Pleasant Valley, near Wat
sonville, Cal. st the age of 80 years.
Mrs. Bowman was born at Waterville,
the daughter Of Capt. Joseph and Bet
sey Coombs Htchngs. The husband,
Edward w. Bowman and three sons,
Clarence T., William T., and Walter
II. of California, survive.