Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-27
OAKLAND
Removing Part of Store Add.
ton Supposed to Be on Town
Property Farmer Flowing
by MotOr-Birthday Party for
Mrs. Trainer

/ Mrs. Wallace Tracy, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Carrie Pettee for a
few days, has returned to her home in
South Portland.
George Sammitt left yesterday for
Winthrop. where he will be the guest
of relatives He was accompanied by
his uncle, Edwin Foster.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Berry and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tobin Of
Belgrade called on friends in town
yesterday.
c. H. Hamlin of Portland was a
business visitor in town Friday.
Elmer Ellis is passing the weekend
at Dead River.
Thomas Walker is enjoying a hunt
ing trip in Jackman.
Mrs. J. H Stevens is in North An
son to attend the funeral OF Judge
Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Witherell have
returned from a two-weeks visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. c. X. Rose Of Lewiston is the
guest of Mrs. Curtis Clark for several
days.
4 1ttN. HpllfdS tIoSS, lidSlol VI tilS
Jniversalist church. will preach Sun
day morning at 1890. Rehearsal for
Rally day music will be held at 11.45.
Mrs. Laura Narnum returned recent
~ from visit with her daughter, Miss
Laura Narnum. Wellf1eet, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Ditson is one of the most
energetic hnitters for the Red Cross in
town. having recently completed her
sixth pair of service socks since
Aug. 20.
Carpenters are at work on the an
mex TO the store of H. H, Hatfield,
which was built several months ago,
removing a few feet from the front
which is supposed to be built on town
pI operty. When the alterations are
completed a large show window will
bc in place of the smaller ones now
or the front.
Joseph Garvis, who has been residing
in this town for some time past, re-
turned recently to his former home in
| Maynard. Mass.
Miss Edith Tobin has returned g
her home in Belgrade after passing
. few days with Mrs. Ora Tobin
. Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Houdlette ara
passing a tWo-weeks vacation at New
Harbor
Mrs. Antonio Williams and son
Ralph are the guests of relatives in
Wiscasset for two weeks
William Z. Hilton OF Troutdale. vho
has been the guest at the home o!
George r. Russell for several days
left yesterday for Boston.
Mrs Mae Bickford Of Belgrade has
recently moved into rent on Aver
street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rose Of Lewis
ton were guests Thursday of Mrs
Curtis Clark. Alpine street
At the Church of the Warm " Ell
come preaching at 1890; 1l40 Sunday
schooi and Bible class lecture; prea CHI
ing RI NJ
Mrs. Mary Diston and Mrs. Mavy
Watson are visiting friends in Eus-
It's.
The Gospel Mission will hold a meeting
at the home of Mrs. Taylor on Oak street
this evening
A. II. Rice, Waterville road. is using a
motor plow to do his fall blowing. This
is one of the first used in town and is
proving very satisfactory.
AT rIISl bdItlSt CnulCn SUNDAY morn
ing at the usual hour. sermon by Rev
=. A. killam, pastor.
A dozen neighbors and friends of Mrs
Abbe Trainer rendered her "A party in
honor of her birthday at the home of Mrs
Gladys Lombard Friday afternoon. 1t
was a complete surprise to Mrs. Trainer,
the affair being arranged by Mrs. 1.om-
bard. The afternoon was passed social
Mrs. E. W Clement, who was accompa-
MED by Mrs Trainer, and several duets
by Mrs. Rena Jones and Mrs. Trainer
completed the musical program. a birth
Kelley and delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Trainer was
the recipient Of many beautiful gifts
Those present were Mrs Rose Kelley,
Mrs. Lena Durrell, Mrs. Leotta McDon-
aid. Mrs. Marion Clement. Mrs. Ida Jud-
kins. Miss Rena Sawin. Miss Lillian Kel-
ley. Master John Mcdonald. all OF OK
land. and Mrs Rena Jones and Mrs Ger
trude DesRoche of Watervll,e
Judge Cook Of Gardiner will deliver a
four-mnute talk on national food ques-
tons as outlined BY National Food Dtrec-
tor Hoover. at the Toy theatre Saturday
evening at O'Clock At $50 OF the same
evening he will deliver an address on the
same topic at Cascade Grange hall Pub
''c cordially invited.