Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
OAKLAND

At the Methodist hurch next sun
day morning Rev Weston 2. Hol-
man. the pastor. will have fnr his
subject, An Appeal I'd Mem; Sunday
school at Lac, GeDrgs T. Johnston,
superintendent; evening service
omitted in the interest Of the union
Thanksgiving service at the Baptist
church al o'clock. Elmer L. Craig
of Watsrville viii be the speaker TT
Sidney at 20 Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Holman viii speak ar the Metho-
dist church at W>-teEviIle, Sunday
evening.
Rev. c. L Wheaton has returned
from Fairville, N. 2. where he was
called by the serious illness Of his
father.
Mrs. Ernest Hudson. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Guy Moore
for a few days. has returned to her
home n Livermnre Falls.
William York. vino has been visit
ing his SONS, Albert Furbush. and
David z. -ork Of Belgrade, was
guest Of relatives in town Thursday
on his way to Hoxie To visit his
brother, Joel York.
3. K. Edwards of Madison was a
business visitor in town Friday
Miss c. W. Thwing. who was called
here by the death Of David 3. Ellis
ana has since been the guest Of
friends and relatives In town. re-
turned Friday morning to her home
in Newton. Mass.
Leland Bickfurd, who has been CON-
fined to his home the past week with
!, an attack of bronchitis, is reported to
| be improving.
Percy But1erfieid of Madison, for
! meriy of Oakland, was business
| visitor in town Thursday.
Edward Roy. who has been q
guest of friends in town, returned
Friday to his home in Skowhegan
The Mothers Improvement Club
will hold their next meeting the first
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Harry
| Hersom on Fairfield street Mrs.
Hersom will be assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. Harry Giverson.
A prayer meeting was held Friday
evening at 80 o'clock at the High
street Mission conducted by Walter
Small of Waterville-
Mrs. Clara RuLnels has returned
from a visit with relatives in Fair
field.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Ellen Catherine Crowell, wife of Ed
| ward Crowell. were held Friday
afternoon at o'clock. at the resi-
dence, Rev. P. A. A. Killam Of the
Brighton avenue Baptist church If
Allston. Mass, officiating The bear
ers were. H. F Webber. z. W. Cook,
B. r. Chaffee. and W. F. Wood. In
terment was in Lakeview cemetery.
Joseph Sturtavant left Friday for
Sprague Mace's camps al Deadwater
where ne will enjoy a week. hunting
trip.
The deer which came down the
Somerset Friday were consigned TO
the following parties: ]. F. Owen,
Bingham. /: r. c. Brown. Bingham
2. c. G. Cool. Bingham, 2; H Cole
man, Bingham, 2; DR.. Raymond, Win.
thrDp. 2; H. n. Keene, Waterville, 2;
F. I. Robinson. Norridgewock. 2;
Geo. Lambert, Gardiner 1: D. c.
Murch, Rockland. .; Louis weidner,
| East Sebago. /; Thomas F. Bickford
Colombus Falls. =; Alice Spaulding,
Lake. Maxie, z: A. B. Durgin. Lake
Moxie. .; W. G. Pooler. Bingham. I;
Eugene Brown. Winthrop, .; a God
frey, winthrop, 2; J. T. Mitchell.
Winthrop. 2; c. S. Mitchell, VIM
throp, 2; W. W Bolster, Lewiston. I;
6, M. Whittemure, Rumford, .: A. r.
Burning. Ardmore. Pa, l; H Z. Foss,
Foxcroft. l: I. G. White, Bangor 2;
L. F. White, Jonesboro. I; c. Lom-
bard. Harmony, l; r. W. Lathrop.
Gardiner l; r e. Baker, Bingham. 1;
F. R. Hays. Worcester. Mass, .: r.
H. Hays. Worcester, Mass, .; p. E.
Baker. Boston. Mass, I: Il. F. Bur
dett. Boston, Mass, !; II. T. Burdett.
Wenham, Mass, l: r. L. Swift Gar
diner. Ne. I; J. E. Parker, Gardiner
Me-, .; A. Z. Burns, Gardiner. !; r.
r. Parkman. Oakland, /.
At the First Baptist church Sum-
day Rev F. r. coleman, pastor. the
topic of the morning sermon at 1880
will be Thanksgiving" This will
be preceded by a Thanksgiving talk
11.45 under direction Of Arthur
Greeley, superintendent: Christian
Endeavor al 6 o'clock, subject, "How
my we practice Thanksgiving
At 7.30 a union service will be held
in charge Of Rev. c. Z. Wheaten of
the Free Baptist church. Representa-
tives from the other churches will
also be present A program appro-
pirate to Thanksgiving will be
carried out; Principal Dean e. Pea
cock Of the Oakland high school,
Maurice Foss and Rev. coleman will
be the speakers OF the evening
There will be special music and a
silver collection for the purpose of
dispensing Thanksgiving cheer will
be taken.
Mrs. Dean E. Wheeler entertained
the W. z. S. Club Thursday eve
ming at her home on Church street.
The eight members were present and
the evening WIS passed with various