Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
OAKLAND



Al a meeting If me GssEnzrgsd
soldiers and sailors Of Inc Int WEI,
which was held Tuesday evening IN
The Na1Rnis Club rooms. an Amer
ican Legion Post was organized. with
the following officers: Post COM
mander. Waller G. Flake; Post rico
commander. Waiter Traak: Pus na-
Jurant. Daniel P Toxier; Post finance
ofhcer, John King: Post historian.
Edward BRsn. Pust chaplain. Chester
liver. a cnmm1r-ee consisting of
Henry Hutchinson. Walter Trask and
John King was appointed ID secure q
hall for further meetings a publicity
committee consisting Of Harry Good
man. Walter TrasK and George
Bates WIS also appointed. Any one
desiring information Regarding The
Post CEN obtain II from any Of these
men. The neg. meeting VIII be held
al the Natanis rooms next Tuesdny
evening al 80 clock.
Mrs. Augustine Simmons Of North
Anson was recent guest Of Nj and
Mrs. John Tapley
Miss A c. Archer has gone 70 Ben
1890 N1 A1'A -&1O4i4S XII ~cGh-
James Barnes. who mas been N
town on business tcr few days. has
returned 10 his home IN Portland.
Earl Folsom of Quincy, Mass. Is
guest 1t the home Of M-. and Mrs.
Walter Trask
Mrs George Wood Of Portland
was guest Thursday of her mother.
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse.
The Ladies Missiona--v Snciervs ~
The First Baptist church met On
Wednesday afternoon al the home Of
Mrs A Fl. Oliver On CHURCH street.
The members of the committee in
charge of the were Mrs z M Eos
Ter. Mrs. A. H. Oliver and Mrs Elm
"a "a orr. The meeting was called to
order by the president. Ms. p Z
Leecn. This was followed bv Sc-,p
tUre reading and PRAYER was offered
by Mrs r. 2. coleman The subiec..
tnr the afternoon was Women of the
Orient. anc extracts from thar book
were read by Mrs Wing. Mrs. Strip
ner and Mrs. coleman. A rrcsr inter
esrilg sketch Of the li4e of DR. Jud-
son, one Of me first missionaries TO
70 to Burma. was read by Mrs. E.
Nj. Foster. A letter written by Miss
Harriett L Marble. a missionary To
the Pf1llI7 pines. whICh was printed
IN one Of the Boston paper-s anc gave
most interesting account Of her
work there. vas read sr Mrs. r E
Leeeh. Miss Marble Is a Skowneran
girl and many Of the members Of
me Soclery VII remember having
met her mother. Mrs. Marble of
Skownegan, 1T several Of the Con
venuuns. During the afternoon hight
refreshments were served
Inc LADIES AID Of the Methodist
church met v etnesday afternoon with
Mrs Gordon Mc-aEgert If Main street.
The afternoon was pieasRntIy passed
ana arrangements were made 10 hold
a harvest supper Oct. ..
Acme Rebekah Lodge heid rs regular
meeting Thursday evening n ODD Eel
lows hall
MS Let-ie Bachelor resumed rer au-
ues 7 ursday az the 0akinnG Eute! AFT
er passing a sTwo weeks vacatiun with
her aunt, Mrs. ". Z. Lancaster Of
Burnham.
j. NJ. Bridges and Miss Myrtle Jordan
of Wa1ervilie were recent guests of
M. Bridges parents. Mr. and Mrs
Chester Bridges of Oakland Heights
Mrs. IGa Buhl Of High street mas
gone 10 lewiston To pass me winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Stur.e-
want. WHO has secured employment.
here
Nj = Goodhue Of Sidney shipped 4
carload Of appies from TINS station
Thu-sday
\ number rom Oakland attended the
entertainment gwen ny the Washington
school Of North Belgrade Thursday eve
ming n the G.ange nall
Mrs Franz Guerrerte wSo has ,een
visiting Ms George Rusepush for a
few days. left Thursday for EmbGen u
Visit relatives befure returning % ner
home n Leeds Junction.
Mrs. George Bradford has returned
from short visit with friends in Port
and.
Henry Peavey vino has been a guest
of MIS- aunt Mrs.. NAV Peavey mas -e-
turned 20 ~.trIiu pond. where. ne is en-
rloved IN the Lanigan lumber camps.
Miss Eleanor Wood has returned from
the Sisters hospital. where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs DerbvsnIre. VINO has been visit