Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-23
OAKLAND

Funeral services for the late A.
Maurice Sullivan were held Fr;a.~
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at her homs ~
Oak street, Father Curran of tho g. y"
cred Heart church Of Watervil,a y,
ficiating. The bearers were Thona.
Sullivan. Walter. Sullivan. las
Scott of Lewiston. and Fred rnr.s
of Waterville. Interment was -.
Lakeview cemetery.
Mrs. Adam Simpson. who has h,.-
visiting her son, William G. Sim
son of Summer street, has returnss
to her home in Skowhegan.
Lewis G. Lord. who is enp,ovea :.
Portsmouth, n. H., is passing a f.n'
days at the home of his father A,
bert Lord.
Miss Bridget Griffin Of Carme, !.
in town, called here by the death .,
her sister. Mrs. Maurice Sullivan.
Mrs. Florence Fernald and dau.b
ter Dorothy have returned fro,,
Franklin, where they have been Wis
iting Mrs. katherine Fernald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Readstone q,
Westf,eld. Mass, ere guests of Mr..
Curtis Clark.
The Mothers Improvement Cb,,
held its first meeting for the year n,
Thursday at the home of Mrs. WI
liam Savage. A very interesting M.
per was read on THE Ideal Home s.
by Mrs. Horace Frier Muzzv and
there were several piano selections bv
Mrs. Oral Wheeler and Mrs. nohsr,
Stubbert. The following officers v.srs
elected for the ensuing year: presi.
dent. Mrs. Olive Giberson. vice nres
ident, Mrs. Oral Wheeler; secretary
Mrs. Esther Mckechni; treasrrer
Mrs. Gladys Lombard: chaplain Mrs
! Agnes Savage; chorister, Mrs. Roher,
Stubbert.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Free Ban.
fist church will meet on Monday eve
ming. Nov. %. at the home of Mrs
Russell Clark on Fairfield street.
Mrs. Thomas Walker and Miss
Edna Walker have returned from
visit with Mrs. Walkers brother
|
| her sister Mrs. Fred S. Gray of Wor.
cester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Sturtevant q,
| Oakland Heights have gone to Au.
gusta, where they will pass the win.
ter with their daughter. Mrs. Ralph
Herrick
The annual Thanksgiving party FOR
the children Of the Primary class Of
the Baptist church. will be held Sat.
urday afternoon in the church vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummings Of
Manchester. are guests of Mrs. Cum.
ming's brother, Edwin Foster, for a
| few days.
The Ladies' Aid Of he Free Baptist
church will hold sale and supper a,
Memorial Hall. Dec. 10.
At the Free Baptist church Sunday
morning, Rev. c. l.. Wheaton pastor
will take for his subject. THE Most
Necessary Thing in the World"
Special music by male quartetts
Sunday School at 11.46. In the ev.
ening there will be a union service,
subject New Life from Song" Mus.
ic will be furnished by an orchestra
A Thanksgiving offering will be taken
! for the needy families of the town
The inspection of Sarah Sampson
Tent. Daughters of Veterans, has
| been postponed until Tuesday even.
| ing. Dec. Is.
| Eugene f. Hutchinson Of portland
! and Mrs. Agnes Jacobs of Oakland
were married in Portland Saturday
Nov. 16, by Rev. ]. II. MacLean Of
the First Baptist church. The single
ring service was used. The couple
were unattended. Mrs. Hutchinson
! has always resided in Oakland
where she has been employed for
many years in the Cascade Wooden
mill Mr.. Hutchinson is employed In
Portland. where the couple will re-
side for the present.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis has received
| letter from her son. Henry Carter
who is in n debarkation hospital Of
Ellis Island. New York. Pvt. Garter
enlisted in Co. Fl, 103rd Infantry and
while in service in France was
| wounded in the head by pieces from
flying shell. He states that he Is
Commissioning rapidly and expects 10
be home soon.
| Bertrun Luce has gone to Sears
mont and Lincolnville on hunting
| trip.
Maurice Coughlin, who is i'll WIN
influenza. has been taken to Grays
hospital for treatment.
| Charles Murch, who has been VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tozer'
! has returned to his home IN De'