Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-10
OAKLAND
POst-Festiyal Concert Pleasing
Musical Event-StOlen Horse
Located.

Mrs Della Dixon of Benton was a
recent suest of Mrs. J. l. Bates
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of Veterans will be held Tuesday
evening, Nov. IS, at the home OF MIS-
George Boyanton in Winslow square.
At this meeting annual inspection will
be held. Mrs. Martha NJ Riley of Port
land. department inspector. will he
present. Refreshments will lie served
after the meeting.
All subscribers to Liberty bonds
whose second payment is due Nov. Is
are reminded to make payment to the
bank as early as Nov. Is.
Charles Wheeler who has been the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Clara Mosher.
has returned TO his home in Minneap-
oils. Mr.. Wheeler. who is 81 years Old
made the trip alone.
A meeting will be held at the High
Street Mission Sunday morning. Nov.
II. under the leadership of Mrs. Cath
crime Bates.
The next meeting Of the Kennebec
Association of Past Noble Grands will
be held in Odd Fellows hall. Water
vile, Dec. 3
NV ooSPCi NIioSlOll VIII UOlU meet
ing at the home of Mrs Susan Knox
this evening.
Rev. Thomas Cross will exchange
pulpits Sunday with Rev. c. H. B. Sell
iger of the Universalst church of Fair
field
Mrs, Ross Baker of Bingham sailed
on friends i'll town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Readstone of
Westfield are the guests Of Mrs. Read
stones sister. Mrs. Curtis Clark. AL
pine street
MISS Beuiah Morrow, 0. H. S II. Of
Smlthiield, who is teaching in Locke
Mills, was called home yesterday by
the death of her mother. Mrs. George
Morrow.
Parrish Manson left yesterday for a
prle1 visit with relatives in New York
b. F. Peaks of Foxcroft called on
friends in town yesterday.
MISS Gladys Hersom. teacher of the
Fort school in Winslow. is at the home
of her parents, Sidney road, for several
days. Miss Hersom has been unable to
teach this week because OF Illness caused
by vaccination.
"A feature of the Sunday evening ser
vice at the Methodist church will be a
solo by Miss Margaret Johnston An off,
; cal board meeting will be held at the
close of this service. Every official is
requested to be present
Mrs. Florence Brown, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ella Cook. returned YES
terday TO her home in Somerset juno
ton.
Iat1
ed in Winthrop, is at his home on Main
street for a short time because of an
accident received a few days ago while
at wo.'h in a meat market
The Post Festival concert, which was
| given Thursday evening a Memorial
hall by the Community Chorus. under
the direction of p. A. A. Killam, as
sisted by the Cecilia Choral society of
WaterNllle, was considered by many
| to be the finest musical program ever
given in this town. The contralto voice
| Of Miss Genrgianna tales was es-
pecialiy pleasing. The selections by
| Dean Wheeler who has many times
delighted Oakland audiences. was
greatly enjoyed by all present as was
also ne piano solos by Mrs Smith.
lie splendid work done by tie chorus
/ with Mr. killam or Mr. Smith WELD
! ing the baton The singing of the
star Spangled Banner closed this
splendid concert.
Lewis Gray Of Boston was d business
visitor in town Yesterday.
. II. l.. Dixie. who owns livery stable
! in liNermorc. was in town Thursda
locking for q rig which had been stolen
/ from his stable several weeks since
Ny. Dixie let team to a man to drive
t Winthrop bat instead he drove to
/ Oakla nd. where after several unSu,
cesSfui attempts, he sold the team tC
I q man on Oak street and was to re-
turn for the money the following ddN
, nut failed TO show up again. evidently
fearing arrest. In the meantime Mr.
Dixie who bad heard some rumOrS that
the horse had been sold in Oakland
came here yesterday and succeeded in
locating and ella inning his team. which
! he returned with TO his stable in Lin
ermcrc.
! Rev. W. NJ. Richardson of Newton
Nj ST. Theological Seminary will sap
I ply the pulpit al the Free Baptist
church sunday morning at 1870: sun
day school at l.i3.