Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-11
OAKLAND
Regular Meeting Of Cascade
Grange Held Saturday Even
ing After Business Meeting
Short Program Was Present.
ed-PerSOnals

Ernest Hudson and family Of Livermore
Falls were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Moore of Alpine street.
c. E. Adams has returned to his home in
East Wilton after visiting his son, Guy Ad.
ANS of High street for the past week.
Mrs. Cora Shepherd formerly of Oakland,
! who passed the winter in St. Petersburg,
Florida, is visiting her brother, Clayton
Cummings of School street.
Charles Basdell has returned from
business trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs. Franz Houghton and son Elmo are
visiting relatives in Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Palmer of Carbon were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Ellis of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Barrett Of Water
street have purchased the home of Eastman
Strickland on Alpine street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jewett have returned
tt their home in Whitedeld after passing the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs VIII Witherell
OF Maple street. They made the trip by
auto. MIR. and Mrs, Withereli accompanie led
! them as far as Waterville on their return.
Mrs Sidney Wentworth who has been ser.
! iously i'll at her home on the Neck road. is
I improving sl=--!;-
Mrs Jesse Hallett and Mrs. Herbert Rel.
" Will leave Tuesday night for Portland.
Where they will attend the encampment of
the Sons OF Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary
which Is held there this week.
Mr., and Mrs, Perry of Clinton are moving
INTO the Clark rent on High street, formerly
occupied by Justin Kenny. Mr.. Perry is
employed the new dam
Inc regular meeting of Cascade Grange
was held Saturday evening. After the busi.
ness meeting the following short program
was presented: Song, America" by the
orange reading by Harold Walton: reading
by Robert Dudley; recitation, T. H. Her
sem; reading by Mrs. Howe.
Mrs. Joseph Manter OF High street il via.
iting relatives in Portland for a few davs
Mrs Georgia Hall of Pleasant street r..
ceiVed card from her nephew, Edmund
Dahforth' who is stationed at Camp Gordon,
Georgia, in which he states that the weather
there is extremely hot
The meeting of the Mothers Improvement
Club. which was to have been held THURSDAY
June Is, has been postponed until June 90
to give the members an opportunity to at
tend the Child Welfare Conference at III,
City Hall in Waterville.
Mrs. Guy Moore of Alpine street has en-.
tered the employ of H. H. Hatfield in his
new candy store on Haymarket square.
The Community Chorus will hold its reg.
ular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 O'CLOCK
There viii be but one more rehersal for the
season.
There was large congregation at the First
BAPTIST church Sunday evening. The tonic
OF the sermon being The Riches That Haye
Not Wings One of the pleasing features
o. the evening were two vocal selections en-.
titled Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight"
and IF You Had All the World in Gold"
by Miss Bessie Ormiston.
Miss Grace Bickford has returned from
weekend visit with her mother, Mrs. vona
Hughes Of Smithfeld
Mrs. George Latin and children, Melvin
and Calvin, were weekend guests of the
formers mother, Mrs. May Bickford of Bel
grade.
Harvey Jenkins, who has been employed
as engineer in Geo RusselIs crew Of stone
masons on the Maine Central Rtiiroad, has
been called to the colors and will leave Fri.
day for Camp Devens.
Mrs. Cassie Damren of Dunn street
passed Sunday in Augusta the guest Of
friends
Mrs. Helen Boyd, who has been employed
in Tobins restaurant. is passing q vacation
al the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haynes Of Fairfield street. Her place
is being filed by Mrs. Elizabeth Muir.