Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-01
OAKLAND
Baseball Team to Play Wilton
This Afternoon-A sta
Team Labor Day Opponent
Teachers for Fall Term of
School

c. I. Bates Is acting as mail carrier
during the absence of his father Thom-
as Bates who is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
The Misses Thibadeau Of Waterville,
Misses Lillian and Bessy Ormiston.
Miss Helen Oliver. Miss Harriet
| Trask, Miss Georgia Youngman. Miss
Goldie Nickerson. Mrs. Ralph Stowell
and Mrs. c. I. Bates. are enjoying a
few days outing at the cottage own
ed BY Arthur Gleason, Massalonskee
Lake.
An anti-suffrage meeting will be
held at Grange Hall. $50 ocock Sat
urday evening.
V. NJ. Jones and F. NJ Foster were
callers at Good Will recently.
Samuel J, Foster has returned from
Skowhesan where has been on a short
| business trip.
Mrs. George Pratt Maxim of New
ton. Mass, was the guest of Miss No
| ra Greeley yesterday.
Harold-York, o. n. S. 90. has re-
! turned to his duties in Bethel. after
! passing a fow days with relatives and
friends in town.
Miss EstelIe. the 9-year- old daughter
turned from the Sisters Hospital.
Waterville where she underwent an
| operation upon her log.
Mrs. Baird Of Waterville called on
friends in town yesterday. Mrs. Baird
was formerly a teacher in the public
schools Of this town.
Mrs Joe Perry and children and
! Mrs. Livingston, Middle street, left
Friday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Presque Isle.
Among those from Oakland who at
tended the dance and play given at
! Lakewood Friday night were Miss
Mildred Poyrton. Alton Libby. Yer
nus Rickford. Chester Dunlap. Henry
Hutchinson end Leland Bickford.
]. II. Stevens and Fred Reir have
returned from Bangor where they have
! been attending the fair,
Rev F. r. Sleeves of the Methodist
| church will take for his usual morn
ing sermon the subject THE Man Who
Was Caught In His Own Trap. Sur
day school at 11.41. Evening prayer
and praise service with short sermon
ly the pastor a. 80.
After an extended vacation the Free
Ba ptst church is again open. Rev. Fran
els Bate will take for the usual morn
ing worship the subject The Strength
Of Man" Sunday school at n.45; praise
and preaching service al 80.
Rev. P. A. A. killam of the First Bap-
tist church will take for his usual morn
ing sermon the subject The interrupt
ed Vacation" Sunday school at 1145
with Leo Shesong superintendent. Eve
ming sermon on The Angle and the
Thunder.
Rev. F. r Stevens. Miss Ella Cowan
and Miss Gwendoiyn Casey attended the
Sidney Methodist picnic held at Ellis
grove Messalonskee lake
very exciting game of ball is ex-
pected when Oakland crosses bats with
Wilton at Wilton this afternoon, and
again when Oakland meets Augusta La
Dor day on the o. A. A. field. Both Au-
gusta and Wilton teams have recently
been strengthened and the Oakland team
has been doing very faithful practicing
The fali term Of the Oakland schools
will begin Sept. Il. The assignment of
teachers for the fall term IS as follows:
II. A. Mcclellan. High school principal. (.
Olive f. Coombs. assistant: Alice Hunton,
assistant; Beatrice Clark. assistant: Har-
old Cannon. manual training: Inez Phil
brook. domestic science: Frances F. Cate
director of music: Bertie B Libby. grades
and 9: Ethel C. Brown. grade :; Lena
Kerr, grade s. Clara Manter grade s:
Frances y. Chapman, grade 4: Minerva
Hall. grade :: Bessie f. Sprowl grades
I and 2, South Primary; Rowena Pollard,
grades and 2 North Primary: Hilda
Marsh, Libby school: Lila E. Morrow.
Union school. Beginning Tuesday. Sept.
(. and on every Tuesday thereafter dur
ing such time as schools are in session.
Supt. ". NJ. league will be at the High
school building from to 5 P. NJ. for the
purpose OF comforting with the citizens
of Oakland on matters which pertain 10
the interest Of the schools.