Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-06
OAKLAND

Royal Arch Chapter Elects Of
ficers-Number of Deer Kill
ed Exceeds Last Years by
1874, Though Shorter Season
Oral Holmes Of Lewiston. was a
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hersom Of Heath street
| At the last regular meeting Of the
Durmmond Royal Arch Chapter the
| following officers were elected for
the coming year: High priest. Virgil
| c. Totman; king, Sturgeon Hoar;
scribe, Frank E. Dingley; treasurer,
A. H. Lord; secretary. William
! Simpson; captain Of hosts, Harry H.
Hatfield; principal sojourner, Lester
NJ. Andrews; Royal Arch captain,
Arthur L. Shaw; finance committee.
Harry H. Hatfield and Lester NJ.
Andrews.
Mrs. Percy Butterfield and chill
| dren, Mary and Isabel, former resi-
dents of Oakland, who have been at
the home of Mrs. Butterfield's moth
er, Mrs Anderson of Hartland, the
past four months, were calling IN
friends in town Friday on their way
to Madison, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Butterfield having
secured a position several months
ago as head bookkeeper in the office
OF the Madison Wooden Co.
Mrs. Bessie Dubay was a guest Fri
day Of Mrs. Chester Bridges OF Oak
land Heights.
Dat ,1
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. knight Of
Fairfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Watson and 1argh-
ter Grace of North Belgrade were
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Gibbs of Oakland Heights.
! AT the First Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. +. r. coleman, lastor. the TOPIC
| Of the morning sermon at 1880 y Ill lie
"A New World Sunday schoo; at
1l.45 under direction of Arthur Greeley.
superintendent. Christian Endeaver at
Taught" leader. Alton Kerr. Evening
service at o'clock with subject 1.-THE
Curse of the Age
Services at the Methodist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Preaching
at 1880 by the pastor. Rev. Weston r.
Holman: subject, "Christ's Ambassa.
dors:' Sunday school at 11.46. George
T. Johnston superintendent, classes for
all grades: peoples service in the even-
ing at o'clock, consisting of a praise
service with preaching by the pastor;
subject, 1.-The Curse That Never Fails.
Mr.. Holman will preach at Sidney at
go Sunday afternoon. A, welcome Will
be found at all Of these services.
The Rescue Workers will hold seer
vices as usual in Fairfield on Sat-
urday evening at Z. 30 o'clock: Sun
day afternoon at $50 and Sunday
evening at 7.30' o'clock. Out-of- town
speakers will be present and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Page of Bel
grade were calling on friends in
town Friday.
| Following Is the report given by
Game Warden Jones for the season
Of 1919, which closed Nov. 20, two
weeks earlier than previous seasons
Two hundred and thirty nine deer
came down the Somerset for the
month Of October and 862 during the
month Of November. making a total
Of 1101 deer for the season, and
there were five bear and one moose.
The number Of deer, although the
season was two weeks shorter this
year than last, exceeded that of last
year by 1874. The same number %
bear came down as this year. In the
season Of 1917. 1447 deer came down
the line. Mr.. Jones will return ,ooay
to his home in China. He has been
game warden here for the past five
years and through his courteous and
obiiging manner has made a host of
friends who hope to see him another
season.
| Miss Addie Sawtelle and Mrs. Sam
ford Philbrook Of Sidney were business
visitors in town Friday.
Mrs. George Russell and aughter, Mics
lAda Russell. were business visitors in
Waterville recently.
Cascade Grange will hold Its regular
meeting this evening in Grange han.
The parish meeting Of the Free Uap-
fist society will be held this afternoon
| in the church vestry. It is hoped ther.
| viii he good attendance as busjness
Of Importance win come before the
| meeting.
Maurice Foss has returned ron a
business trip to Winthrop.
Mrs. David Field Of Sidney Is Waiting
hsr daughter, Mrs. Alice Blake. for .
few dAve.
Mrs. Lizzie Balentine and grandson
Bruce Burns Of waterville, arc WAITING
Mrs. faientine's niece. Mrs. Benjamin
York. for few days.
WINDSOR
Ralph Dutton and Guy Head were
fortunate enough to get four point
buck WeiEhinE l6 POUNDS Saturday