Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-08
OAKLAND

| Mrs. Lloyd SawteIle and son Kermit
have returned from visit with reia'
tives in Norridsewock.
! Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Knox are VISIT
h nc friends in Bingham and DeadwateS.
! The many friends of Mrs. Thomas
Bates. who went to the Maine General
hospital in Portland Tuesday, will ne
glad to learn that she underwent sue
cassful operation Thursday and is rest
ilg comfortably.
c. w. Merritt. who has been in town
or business the past week. returned
Friday to his home in Portland.
Frank Haynes. who has been critical
tly i'll with influenza 10 able to be out
again.
The Thursday Club met with Mrs. e.
wv. Sturtevant OF Oakland Heights
Thursday afternoon. There was good
attendance ana considerable sewing
was accomplished.
Mrs Ida Smit''. who was called here
b. the death of her brother. Ora Knox.
has returned TO her home in Rumford
Falls.
At the Free Baptist church Sunday
Rev G. 1. Wheaton, pastor, the topic
OF the morning sermon at 1890 will be
he Fascination Of King Alcohol"
Sunday school at 1l45 under direction
Of J. f. Brown. At 6 o'clock the young
peoples meeting, and at I O'Clock a
praise and prea ching service by the
pastor. Music will! be furnished by the
junior chorus. 4 cordial invitation is
eXtende.! to all.
Mrs. A..cc.i Dc.nuu.is an / son, Hons
Demmors. have gone to Lewiston to be
guests over the week end.
Miss Chariot Bickford is working
in the New England Telephone office
during the absence Of Mrs Demmons.
The basketball team Of the Oakland
high school went to Oak Grove semi
nary Friday. where an interesting
game was played between the two
teams Friday evening.
Principal Foss Of the high school, Miss
Olive Coombs. Miss Elizabeth Lufkin.
Miss BERTHE Libby. Miss Lena Kerr,
Miss Clara Msater and Mrs. Arthur
Hall attended the teachers convention
Friday IN Augusta.
Sunday morning at the First Bap-
fist church George Wolstenholme will
Edwin NJ. Foster supe rintendent: Chris
tan Endeavor Il. o'clock. Mr.. VOL
etenholme will conduct the evening SER
vice at O'Clock. 4 cordial invitation
is extended 70 all
The friends of Miss Alice Hunton who
has been i'll at her home on Pleasant
street. will be pleased to learn that she
Is improving.
Miss Mary Brier OF Colby college was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Higgins has been calle,l
to Sidney Cente" by the death of her
father. George Barnard
sunday afternoon at 800 in Memorial
hail will be held a Roosevelt memorial
service. An orchestra of seven pieces
will furnish music under the leadership
OF J. II. Brown. Miss Mildred Penney
w II sing an appropriate solo. Mrs. E.
NJ Foster and Miss Nora Bracket
Greeley will render duet and the ad.
dress will he gwen by Rev George
Is. Wolstenholme of Colby. The patri-
Otto orders are requested to be present
In body. There will also be present a
contingent Of soldiers and sailors under
charge OF an officer. Mrs. G. u. Pullen
will be the accompanist. This service
will be in The form Of community
affair and all citizens are requested to
attend. All soldiers and sailors located
in or near the town are requested to
appear in the uniform at the Pos;
rooms at +. NJ. and march to the
upper hall in a body under the leader
ship of First Lieut. II. Earle Graves.