Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-02
Oakland

Carlton Dudley. Charles Blaisden
and Leland Bickford left Monday fer
Buffalo. \. Y. where Mr.. Biaisde:l
will purchase three automobiles ard
will drive them home.
The following program was given at
the Easter concert which was held
Sunday evening in the Baptist
church; Anthem. choir: opening cho-
rus ny the school: responsive reading,
by the school, invocation, by Rev. p.
A. A. killam: recitation. Maize
Spaulding. recitation, Ronald Hal
lett: recitation, James Spauldng; rec
itation Alton Bragg; recitation, Wal
| ter Kennedy: exercise by six girls;
recitation Rachel Hallett; recitation
Lucille Simpson,: recitation. Donald
| Bainsley; recitation. Bertha Sawtelie:
exercises by four boys: singing by
primary department: recitation. Flea
nor killam; recitation. Harold Hal
| lett; recitation. Helen Simmons; rec
itation, Marion Booker; exercise by
three girls; duet. Lena and Edna
Kerr; recitation, Marjorie Pierce; rec
! itation, Ruth Mosher; recitation. Har-
old Hallett; recitation. Linwood Pat
ten: exercises by seven girls; recita-
ton by Mildred Perkins: recitation.
! Alfred Cunningham; recitation. Hilda
Anderson: recitation, Gladys Princi-
patio; recitation. Walter Patten:
singing by school; poem by Edward
Wing. read by Louise Benson; eXer-
else, Four Angels of Eastertide; sing
ing by school.
The SiXtythree Club met Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Bernard Bates of Oak street The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Lyle Owen
and Bernard Bates. The consolation
prizes were won by Jennie Thomas and
william Bromley. Refreshments of
chocolates and fudge were served
! The kennebec Association of past no.
Die grands of the Rebekahs will meet
at Clinton April 4. Members will leave
on the o'clock car for Watervlle. All
past noble grands are invited to attend
this meeting.
The first meeting OF the Odd Fellows
to be held in Odd Fellows hall for sew
eral weeks on account of the scarcity
i OF fuel will be held TUESDAY evening.
All members are urged to be present as
there VIII be rehearsal OF InitiatorI-
degree.
Mike Mcdonald has gone to Portland,
! where he will be the guest OF friends
and relatives for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Naramore. who
nave been passing a few days with Mrs.
Naramore' mother. Mrs. Mary Peavey,
! left Monday for Belgrade, where they
VIII make their home in the future.
| The second OF a series of whist par
tes given by the "Sew-Som- Knit
som Club" for the benefit of the To-
cal branch of the Red Cross will he
, held Wednesday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs. Alden Moore of Hiph
street.
| \ party OF young people from this
town went for straw ride Saturday
night to Charles Anderson's in Bel
grade. where music was furnished bv
Eictrola and the evening passed in
dancing.
! John Presley, Jr.. has returned from
Mercer, where he was called BY the
! NS"Aii " MS idtHtI, JOHn ITeSSeI.
! Mrs. Eunice Bremnier of Portla. d
and Mrs. Annie Berry Of Orono re-
; turned to their homes Monday, after
passing Sunday with their brother,
John Pressey Of High street
Friends of Lieut.. Earl G. Goodwin
will be pleased to hear that he has
been assigned to Co. Il, goth lnfan-
/ try. and will go across with the 18th
Division, composed of New York
City's own. He was both pleased and
gratified that his work had merited
the honos, there being only one 9TH
er second lieutenant in the regiment
/ that was graduated from the second
PlattsbnrS training camp to- receive
an assignment. While at Plattsburg
/ he attended the 32nd degree in Ma
! sonry. Lieut.. Goodwin has also won
distinction in bayonet work, being
now the physical and bayonet in
structo" Of his company.
The Tuesday Club will hold it's
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon in
the Baptist vestry. There will be
election OF officers, followed by q
supper.