Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-06
OAKLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stevens En-.
terrain Large Party az
Friends the 4th--Perscnals

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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stevens OF l1el-
grade avenue entertained a large
party at their home July 4. These
present We're: Mrs. Hattie HersOm,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bal ard, Mrs. NJ
Kenney and daughter Gertrude. Ro-
land Tilton, Lila Storer, Miss Helen
Blaisdell. Lewis Bickfocd, Miss Fern
Bickford, Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Bick-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Spiller and
daughter, Bernice. Gladys Hersom,
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hersom, Blanche
Clark, Miss Mabel Field, Mr. ard Mrs
S. A. Philbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Swift, Mrs. Jacob Smith. Robert
Dudley and daughter. Miss Florence
Dudley and Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Shep-
herd. a picnic dinner was served
and pleasant day was passed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shaw of AL
pine street have returned from
Wayne where they passed the fourth
with Mrs. Shaw's parents Mr.. and
| Mrs. Geo. Hall.
| Miss Lillian Dyer has entered the
| employ of f. III. Hatfield as clerk in
| the Pine Tree branch on Haymarket
| square,
Mr.. and Mrs, Adney Tract, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Mairs of Main street have re-
| turned to their home in Wilton.
! Sarah Sampson Tent, Daughters Of
| Veterans will hold their meeting next
Monday evening July 8. 1t is lesi, ed
! that each member read letter that
| they have received from some one in
| the service.
| Mrs. Mary Peavey Miss Gertrude
Lord, and Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Smith
of Waterville passed the fourth with
Mrs. Peavey's daughter Mrs. Edward
| Narramore of Belgrade.
! Mrs. Andrew Rice has returned
| from weeks visit with her sister
! Mrs. Charles Dyer Of Madison
\ There was a good attendance Mt the
| social given at the home Of Arthur
| Gleason on the Belgrade road Thurs
| day evening. About so We're present
| and the sum of Sc was realized which
| will be given to the local Red Cross.
| Games were played and a social
evening was passed.
L.. r. Bergman who was a guest at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Eos
\ ter If Water street over the fourth
! has returned TO his home in Portland.
Mrs. Robert Fosburg and children
] Isabel and Arnold of Middle street
| were guests over the fourth OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Ralph Elliot Of SkoWhegan.
\ Miss Helen Foster went 70 Win
4 "a -har she Will WISH
\ with relatives. for Il few days.
| Mrs. ID. O.. Sawtelle Of High street
| entertained party Of relatives ana
| friends July at her cottage on Nh
\ graWth Pond The guests present
| were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manter,
\ Miss Clara Manter. Sylvester Stew
I ems, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Miss
| Hazel SaWtelle ana Mrs. Lorrin. The
| DAY was passed in boating and fishing
\ While at noon fine dinner was
served
| Mrs. r. =. Goodrich and children,
| Doris ana Roy, have returned to their
\ home III Canaan after passing the
Fourth with the formers sister. Mrs.
| Clayton Cummings Of School street
/ Miss Pauline Shorey, who is en-
! ployed in the store Of Ridley and
| Flanders. has gone TO Boston where
! She Will he the guest of friends for
| Il few days.
| Mrs. All Rock Of 1Iallowell is pass
F.! ing 4 few days with relatives in town.
| Drew +. Hawthorne of Colby Will
| speak AT the Free Baptist church
| Sunday morning at 1880. Sunday
! school at the usual hour.
| Miss Doris Eessey has returned
! from a visit With her aunt, Mrs. Al
I Rock of Halloween.
| The topic of the morning sermon at
the First Baptist church Sunday
/ morning will be Standing in the
I Cap" The Sunday school follows
the morning service and at $50 the
| Christian Endeavor meeting will be
! held. AT 5 o'clock in Memorial hall
I will he given lecture Our Boys in
| France" by the secretary, A. w. Nc
| Neil Of the railroad " Al. c. A. This
I will describe army scenes among the
! American troops. who have now gone
! 10 the front and there will be 116
slides il the lecture. Everybody Is
F., welcome.
At tile Methodist church Sunday
morning the topic of the morning
sermon will he Hath He Forsaken
| u.s." Sunday school at the usual
hour. The evening service will be
omitted on account of the lecture in
Memorial hall. All the churches unit
! ing in that service
co.. =. J. Mayo Of Foxcroft was in
\ town Fl day on business.