Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20
OAKLAND
DR.. WithereE Now a Ma jor-
Cascade Grange Entertains
Veterans, Old and Young
Local News Items

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Alas.e- James W.:Le-e-l. Jr, has
returned from augusta. where ne
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Cazcade Grange. e. rs regular
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a,t Ez4ic-H 81 .h- own together win
80 members Il t.e Grand A-r.y q
ne ..eo1o..c. anoGt ~ in ali oe.n=
present :: .oost apo-opr-ate address
+. we.co-ne vas made by Pas. AIas-
-Hr Mrs. Olive D,ardnaar. VINO = s..
IoH.n; program Wa carried out:
Singing ~ the auG.eEce. Onward
Christian So.cieEs"; recitation, Ar
len Sullivan: piano so.o, Miss FIR
ence Gilman; recitation Mrs. Lillian
Kelley; vocal duet. Sadie Watson
ara Edna Kerr: address by George
Fl. Gou!ding: violin solo. Edith
Brooks; singing Of america" BY au-
d!ence: an original y,oern II welcome
b the boys. read ~ James II. stew
ems; ycca. Diet, Miss Nora Bart
let. Greeley and Mrs. Edwin Foster;
recitation By Mrs. Charles Wheeler;
:ccal solo, T.. l.. Allen. Sgt. VIII
liam Peavey IF the l03rd Regiment.
2sth Division, waH called upon and
related many Interesting experiences
while overseas. Remarks were also
made by Sergt. DAME! Tozier. who
was 4 member q q gas regiment.
after which d receiving line was
formed, 50 that all present might
have an opportunity to shake hands
With the boys. 4 bountiful supper
"as served ard most pSasant eve
. ming WIS r-'n'''@ Next Saturday
evening a memorial program viii be
presented Under the direction Of Mrs
Charles Wheeler, Miss Sadie Wat
son and Mrs. Laura Oliver.
Horatio Hall returned Monday to
Dixficld after visiting mis- mother,
Mrs. John Hall, over the Weekend.
Mrs a. l.. Davis went TO Boston,
Monday. whore she will be the guest
II her sister, Mrs. Haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Pettingill re-
turned Monday 10 Livermore Falls,
after visiting Mrs. Pett!rgi!l's son.
Lawrence Livingstone, for few days.
Mrs. Harry ToZier went to Belgrade
Monday after her young son. Willard,
rho has been the guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. Willard Gleason, for the past
week.
Linwoo1 Littlefeld. Arthur Perkins
and Earlon Thomas returned Monday
70 Kinen where they are employed on
the railroad. after passing the week
end IN town.
kennebec Associa ton Of Past Noble
Grands viii meet Thursday afternoon
in Fairfield.
Rev. Weston Penn Holman. pastor
Of the Methodist Church. went to
Portland Monday, where he oficlatcd
at q funeral.
Miss Jennie Bradbury, who is en-
ployed in the Office Of the Central
Maine hospital in Lewiston. vas a
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs Dean
L. Wheeler.
Mrs. Manton Peck and daughter
Virginia. left Monday morning for
Al.
it Mrs. Peck's father.
Alanson Skillings. member Of the
302nd Field Artillery headquarters
Co.. who recently returned from over
seas and has received his discharge
from Camp Devens. is visiting his
parcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Skill
ings.
The Salvation Army will hold serv-
ices Tuesday evening in Depot square,
from which place they will go to the
home of Rev. Milton Mosher. where
they will conduct another service.
William Blake has returned to Old
Town, where he is employed. after
passing the week-en with relatives
in town. making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Matte Muchmorc is "a guest
at the home Of George Downs in
Rome.
c. w. Merritt. superintendent OF
the Portland Packing Co., has re-
turned from n weekend visit with
his family in Portland.
Mrs. II. l.. Hunton has returned
from Old Town. where she was a
guest OF her daughter. Miss Alice
Hunton. who is a teacher in the
high school there.
Rev. c. L. Wheaton and family are
visiting relatives in Bangor for a
week.
! Mrs. Frank Mandell and son
George have returned to their home
in Augusta. after visiting Mrs. Man.
delrs sister. Mrs Joseph Manter.
Ralph kilgore has returned to his
home in s;mithfield. after passing
the weekend with friends IN ,..-:n.
A meeting for the purpose Of de-
veloping an interest in the Salvation
Army drive that starts this week
was held in Memorial hall Sunday
evening. This meeting had several
unique features more especially as
regards the musical numbers. A cho-
rus representing Salvation Army
lassies sang many Of the familiar
Salvation Army hymns. The chorus
was augmented by the typicai orum
and tamborine. played by the Messrs.
Penney and Leech. Many Of the re-
turned soldiers and sailors were on
tho platform in testimony Of the