Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
OAKLAND
Charles. McLane Of Portland was

Charles. McLane Of Portland was
a business visitor in town Friday.
Miss Mildred Rowe, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Charles
Roberts for the past week, returned
Friday to Skowhegan, where she is
employed.
Mrs. Harold Morse and daughter
Mildred Of Chicago and C. A. vii.
hanson of Boston. who have been
visiting friends and relatives in
Non idgewock.> were recent guests
Of Wallace Flanders on the way 20
their homes
Leland Bickford has gone to ia.
maica Point Camps. where he will
be employed for the remainder Of
the summer.
Roland Written Of Fairfield Is
guest of his aunt, Mrs. William
Groves.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Mitchell Of Bling.
ham was in town recently on hsr
way to the Maine General hospital
in Portland. where she will under
go a surgical operation for ner
knee. Mrs. Mitchell was formerly
Miss Maud Moore Of Oakland.
There will be no services at the
Methodist church next Sunday On
account Of the absence Of the pas.
tor, Rev. Weston p. Holman. who
is away on his vacation. There viii
be services at Sidney Sunday 1fte.
noon at ESQ o'clock, with preaching
by Rev. George e. Manter, pastor OF
the lake avenue Baptist church.
Hilton. N. Y.
Henry Lord Of Hartford, c., was
calling on friends in town Thursday.
Mr.. Lord resided here about 5,
years ago and will be remembered BY
many Of the older citizens.
Mrs. Arthur Leonard. Mrs. g. H.
Vinegar. Mrs. Winfield Palmer Of
Oakland end Mrs. George johnson
OF Waterville were guests Friday OF
Mrs. p. A. A. Killam, who is pass
ing several weeks vacation at the
Gleason cottage on Great pond. The
trip was made by auto and very
pleasant day was passed.
Mrs. William Campbell. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mithee at their cottage on Lake
Messalcnslkee, has returned to Wa
terville. where she will be the guest
or friends for a few days before
leaving for her home in Maynard
Mass. Mrs. Campbell. who was CT
one time a resident of Oakland, was
formerly Misc Jennie Dixon. her ia
Their. the late John Dixon. having
Teen overseer of the spinningA rom
at the Cascade wooden mill about +"
years ago.
A very enjoyable and informal
party was given at the home OF y
r. Harris. Thursday evening by Mrs'
J. E. Harris and her mother, MIS-
Lois Caswefl. in honor Of Mr.. Hsr,
ris' aunt. Mrs. Harriet Belanser 90
Stoneham. Mass, who is passing q
Few weeks with her daughter MIS-
]. II. Withere1l. The house was
tastefully decorated with flowers,
Whist was played during the events
and refreshments of ices and can
were served, Miss Nora BARRETT
Greeley delighted all with some .,
her pretty home songs, ACCOMPANY.
by Mrs. Dwight McCartney, wiz
also rendered some fine piano SOW
which the old friends and neign.U's
Of Mrs. Belanger fully enjoyed LUZ
guests were Mrs. Belanger.
James H. witherell. Mrs Cyp.s"
Roy. Mrs. Lester IL. Andrews
William H. Wheeler. Mrs. Dean .
Wheeler. Mrs. Mahtra Gleason. ME
George H. Vinegar. Mrs. Geors
Chapman. Mrs. Clarence Fiei
Mrs. Ellen Mccartney. Mrs. Dwis"'
Mccartney. Mrs. Ellen Wins.o
Mrs. c. z. A. winslow. Mrs p
bara Foster. Mrs. Emulus snA",
Mrs. william NJ. Aver, Mrs. Ho,s
Greeley. Miss Susanna Greeley NJ
James H. Stevens. Miss Nora Bar
lett Greeley. Mrs. Lottie Baker A
Miss Catherine Allen. -.
r. b. Scott, superintendent OF "
Cascade WOODEN min left Friday o"
Q short vacation trip to Boston.
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