Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
OAKLAND

rem. who nave Deen NlS1tlHS NA1S.
SCOTS sister Mrs. Walter Hutchin.
son have returned to their home IN
North Arson.
Mrs. George Russell has returned
from Rumford where she passed the
weekend with Mr.. Russell.
Mrs. E. S. Mitchell and daughter
Gladys, who have been passing the
winter in California have returned
to their homo in town. Mr.. Mitchell
has gone to Texas where he will re-
main for sometime on business.
Frank Cobb has returned from 4
visit with his cousin Andrew Cobb
Of Skowhegan.
John King. Harold NORM. Chester
Oliver, Arthur Bush and Edward
Bush OF Co. II. 1OSrd Medical depart
ment have returned from Camp Dew
ems. having received their discharge.
Mrs. Guy Stafford was a business
visitor in Lewiston Monday.
Mrs. Eta Gage and SON Clifford
arc visiting Mrs. Cages sister, Mrs.
Ed Lake of Summer street.
Mrs. Harold Howe has returned to
Fairfield after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haynes.
A play entitled. 1.-THE Hoodoo" will
be presented by the students Of Oak
land High school Thursday and Fri
day evening in Memorial hall with
the following cast Of characters:
Brighton Early. Alva Kerr: Billy
jackson. Hoswald Dolloff; Professor
Solomon Spiggot. Osmond Dolloff;
Hermarcllus spiggot. Ernest Ell
bridge: Malachi Meek. Edmund
Longley: Mr.. Dunn. Russell Hallett;
Amy Lee. Marguerite Sullivan; Mrs.
Pennington Shine. Helen Blaisdell
Gwendolyn Pennington Shine, Lucille
Garland; Dodo Dc Graft, Iona
Fowlcs; Mrs. lima Ginger, Hazel
Sawtelle. Angelina Ginger. Adelaide
Miller; Miss Doris Ruffics, Ethel
Gleason: Miss Longnecker, Vera
Hallett: Lulu. Helen Davis; Aunt
Paradise, Helen Perrin; Mrs. Scra-
mus Spiggot. Hazel Groves; Eupep-
STA Spiggott. Eleanor Wood; Isiris
Spiggot, Manson Cowan: Isis Spig-
got, Mildred Pettigrovc; Ptolimy
Spigot, Norris Sawtelle; Rameies
Spiggot. Maurice Sullivan. The en-
tertainment Friday evening will be
FOLLOWED by d dance. The proceeds
VIII be used for the senior class to
de1ray graduating expenses. Re-
serve seats will be on sale at Martins
Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Alpllonso Sawtelle has resumed his
duties at the Cascade Wooden mill
after q weeks illness
Many of the tow nspcople went to
Naterril'c Tuesday to see the two
Whippet tanks and the war cxhibi.
ton train which were in that CITY.
Howard Mcclellan. former principal
of the Oakland High school has
moved his household furniture to Is
land Falls. where he is principal of
the High school.
Anon Lodge OF Odd Fellows con-
ferred the Initiatory degree Tuesday
evening at their regular meeting.
Ihc Fidelity class Of the Free Ban
fist church will meet Thursday AFT.
ernoon at $50 o'clock at the church
parlors.
Sergeant William Peavey of Co. n.
'SSt~ ISCCINSu his OlS-
charge and returned to his home in
town.
At the weekly prayer meeting of
the Free Baptist church this evening
the fifth chapter of Acts will be TAX.
en- up.
Mrs. II. H. Hatfield left Tuesday
for Lynn. Mass. where she will visit
relatives for several weeks
During the Victory Loan campaign
which commences today. George W.
Goulding will be in the directors
room OF the Messalonskee National
Bank to receive applications for the
4 ga per cent Victory loan notes
and to give information concerning
them. Solicitors if they desire can
turn their applications and money
over to him and he will receipt for
the same. The kennebec Union of
Women's Clubs will hold its annual
meeting in the Congregational church
at Winslow Friday. May end, at 1880
o'clock. All club ladies wishing to
attend please take the $50 car from
Oakland. leaving Waterville on the
Augusta car at 10 o'clock. Dinner
will be served IN the church dining
room.
Mrs. S. s. Knight has returned
from Hinckley. where she was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frances
Spofferd.
Mrs. Grace Knight Whitney. Who
has been critically ill at the home Of
her mother. Mrs. S. B. knight. has
SO tar improved as to be able to sit
up for a short time
Mrs. James DeRochcs of Waterville
was a recent guest of friends in town.
AIle. Fred Lombard has gone to
Scion and Bingham to visit friends
for {. week
Fred Lombard will be employed for
the next two weeks at Somerset
Junction on a work train.
Miss Mary McMahon. trained
nurse of Waterville. is employed in
the home Of Frank Trainor of Water
street.
Miss Elizabeth Lufkin. teacher of
the 7th grade, is confined to her home
by illness and the pupils of that grade
have been attending the 9th grade
tor les sons.
Miss Eleanor killam is confined to
her homo by illness.
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