Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-05
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Reunion Being Held at Moody
Home en- Goodwin Street
Whatsoever Guild Picnic for
July II

A reunion is being held at the home
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moody on Good
win street. The reunion is held ey-
| cry second year. Mr.. and Mrs. Moody's
sons and daughters all return to their
homo at this time. Thoee who have
already arr rived are Mrs. Farnham and
daughter, Vivian, of Bangor Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fred Moody of Cleveland, O.: Mr.
and Mrs. +. f.. Moody of Lewiston and
Mrs. Sarrctt of Bangor. The other son
from massachusetts will arrive in a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs Moody would
surely be well supplied with medical
assistance in case of illness for they
have one son and two sons-in-law who
are doctors, daughter and daugh-
cer-in-l law who are trained nurses.
| Miss Doris Walton passed the Fourth
at Morse's Point as the guest of Miss
! Bessie Bickford.
! Miss Alice Hunton has returned from
Detroit, where she has been visiting
friends for few days
Miss Eliza Gilman of Sidney, former
! ~ a teacher in the public schools of
! TINS town but now a teacher in Augus-
! ia, was the guest of Mrs. Hunton on
! Pleasant street.
Vaughn Farnham met with a very main
! full and serious accident Tuesday eveni,c
when he jammed two fingers The end Ct
! MS little hnger will probably be ampu-
! tated
! Claire Sawtelle. who has been seriously
Ill with appers tits, is improving.
Mrs. Harry Tuck. formerly of this town
out now of Bingham. was the guest of
MI Tuck's mother on Grove street over
the Fourth
! Mrs Hannah p. Bedford and sister
MIS- AVIS o. Reed of Wakefield, are
passing the summer in their cottage a,
! Lakeside.
Inc annual picnic of the Whatsoever
Guild Of the Baptist church will be hell
at Lakeside Wednesday. July II. Each
MEMBER mas the privilege of inviting one
person and an invitation is extended to
the mothers of the members
| Dr. and Mrs. Leon Goodrich Of An.
! burn and son Mel, with Mr.. and Mrs
/ Perry of Philadelphia, passed the Fourth
as guests of Mr.. Goodrichs father. Au-
gustine, on East Pond road.
! James f. O'Neil Vt New York City. 2
member of the board of health, is visiting
his son Renaldo for several DAYS.
. Waite" Allen is visiting his sister, Mrs,
I NJ. l.. Damon of PittsGold, for several
days
| Irving Weymouth of Albion is the
guest of Charles Lufllin for few DAYS.
/ Miss Hazel Falckner OF Marion. Mass,
IS the guest of Mrs. Jess Hallett for
several days.
; Doris Crowoll of Lewiston passed the
/ Fourth at the home of her father, O.
+. CroWe!l on Church street.
! Several people when they awoke the
morning OF the Fourth found their por-
table possessions in very strange
! places. For instance, an owner of a
repair shop found about Is of his wag
ons forming a. blockade on Water
street and the steam roller was locat-
ed in the center of Railroad square.
! William Donnell of Bath was the
! guest of O. f. Crowell over the Fourth.
The third demonstration in canning
by the cold Pack" method is at hand
and will be treated eXhaustively BY
| Mary Robbins, who is trained in the
latest methods of food conservation.
Other methods of preservation will be
! taken UP.
Printed tables, not available for the
meeting of June %. will be on hand at
this meeting. Every housewife should
be present and obtain one for home ref
erence. Questions pertaining to conser-
walton of food will be fully answered
by the demonstration. Bring note books
and pencils. All persons in Oakland
and vicinity interested in the economical
use of food produce should attend the
! free demonstration at Memorial hall
Friday. July 6. r. NJ. sharp.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haines and son,
Walter. of Bangor, were the guests of
! Frank Haines for the day Wednesday.
| Mrs. Joseph Smith, who has been the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Strickland
! for several days, has returned to her
| home in Chesuncook.