Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-15
OAKLAND

<a@ ~ A0a 4uoL1pouu OF OLXuelQ Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dwight
Macartney
William Main was weekend
gaest Of relatives in Dixfeld
Mr. and Mrs. John Collins will
lenVe this morning for Reading,
Mass. where they viii be guests Of
friends for a few days. They Will
also visit their son. DR. Frank Col
lins Of Raleigh, Mass, before return
ing home.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons
Of Veterans held its regular meeting
Friday evening in the Post rooms
and the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: President.
Mrs. Edith Littlefeld; vice president,
Mrs. Gladys Crowell; treasurer. Mrs.
May Hallett: patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Jennie Mulliken: guide. Miss
Len1a Cochran; assistant guide. Mrs
Mabel Bickford; first color Suard,
Mrs. Kate Hoar; second cu:or guard,
Miss Pearl Parknan; press cor-es-
purdent. Ms Rose HaTett; inside
guard Mrs.. Edith Parkman: outside
guard, Miss Ruby Cochran; trustees.
HaIlert, and Mrs. Mary Moody. At
the close Of the meeting social
dance was held and refreshments of
ice cream were served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moody of Good
win street are staying at the home
OF Mr. Moo6v's sister, Mrs John
Collins. during the absence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Elsie Penney of Water street
observed her list birthday at a fam
ly dinner party Friday at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Dus-
tv The guests were; Mrs Uscar
Fox of Lewiston, Clarence Butler
Penney. Mrs George Bran1 ans AIRS
Clara Bickford of Oakland and the
guest of homer, Mrs. Penney Mrs
Penney's maiden name was Bachel-
der anG she was born in Watervlie
snd was one Of a family Of Is chill
Gren. Of whom only Two are now
living. Mrs. Penney and Mrs. Clara
Bickfo-d- When a young woman the
family moved to Oakland. where IN
1866 she married Everett renney,
who died about tlIrae, years ago. she
has six children. William Penney,
Mrs. George Brann and Mrs. Edna
Dusty Of Oakland. Mrs. Oscar Fox
and Clarence Penney Of Lewiston
and Mrs. j. ]. Remaly of Syracuse,
n. Y; also II grandchildren.
Harry wyman and Oral Page Of
Belgrade were weekend guests OF
relatives in town
Henry Demmuns was gIven a party
Saturday evening at his home on
Middle street by Forest and Gerald
inc Taylor The guests We're Alfred
and Inez Stevens. Harold and Flea
nor SawteIle. Kenneth Peck. Iona
Bacon. Lawrence LeHvitt- Gladys
Crotro, Ruth Millert, Mile Petit
grove. Charles Kelley and Annie Fol-
SOM Games were played and refresh
ments Of punch. fancy crackers, ap-
pies and popeurn were served.
". ". Gibbs and z. c. Bridges Of
Oakland Heights made a business
trip to East pond Friday.
Frank Dyer, paymaster at the Cas-
cade woolen mill. passed the week.
end with his family in Foxcroft.
A surprise party was given to Rob-
art Fcrsberg, Friday evening at his
home on Middle street, the occasion
being his birthday. The evening was
passed in playing bridge whist and
the first prize was won by Mrs. Clay
ton CummfnSs and the consolation
prize by Conrad Forsberg. Refresh
ments were served and a most pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Cummings. Lucille Garland, Robert
Whittier, Ethel wyman. Conrad Fors-
berg and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fers-
berg.
Robert Scott superintendent Of the
Cascade WOODEN mill. has returned
from a business trip TO Boston. Mr..
Scott also passed a few days with
his family in Leicester. Mass.
Charles I. Bates has returned from
N j.. where he has been
employed for several months visiting
the cities Of New York. Boston and
Portland On his return.
A committee from the Free Baptis.
church consisting of Rev and Mrs.
C. Z. weHten and Mrs. Sargie War
rem met Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. lose Baker On Oah
street. and arrang- ments were made
to have a Christmas tree II the
church but the exact date has not yet
been decided.
The remains Of the late Mrs. John
Tapley were taken to North AnBon
morning and services were
held at II o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Alice Simmons. The bearers were
Daniel Marshall, Maurice Foss.