Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
OAKLAND

z T. MAYO treasurer OF the CAS-
caoe Wooden mill. who has bean IN
town on business. left THURSDAY on
A business Trip 10 Madison. oeHore
returning 20 his home in Foxc-oft.
Frank Cobb. who mas been en-
ployed for the past SIX years IN the
round house Of he Maine Contra!
railroad left Thursday morning for
Boston and VIII sail shortly for his
home IN Italy. which is located about
100 miles from The city Of Rome.
Mrs Frank Blaisdell of High
street has gone 70 Readtield. where
she viii be the guest Of friends for
a few days.
Roy Brier. superintendent OF the
American Wooden mill. made a bus
mess t-ip 10 Portland Thursday.
Mrs. A. II. Oliver IS confined to her
home by illness.
J. Wesley Gilman Camp. Sons of
Veterans. VIII hold their regular
meeting this evening IN the Post
rooms.
James A. Hutchinson Of West New
ION. Mass. who has been passing
X eek al Snug Earbor camps. reports
line fishing, having caught sixteen
large trout.
Jason Bickford has sold mis- house
on High street. occupied by Nj and
Mrs Stephen Morang. 70 James
Knowles Jr. VINO takes possession
soon.
G W Merritt. superintendent Of
tne Portland Packing Co. is IN town
on business.
Andrew Gobbi. who vas guest
If his uncle. Frank Cobb. Wednes-
day night al the nome Of Mr. and
Mrs. Antonio Williams. has returned
70 Skowhegan.
Miss Louise Benson has secured
employment II The office OF the Dunn
Edge Tool Co and Will start ner du-
ties Monday morning.
George II. BRYANT has received
WORD that his nephew. Pvt. John Rog-
ers of the 18th E. s. Engineers whose
home is n Colesburg. Va. arrived IN
BROOKLYN. Y. Y. april c'th.
Frank Blaisdell. who has been con-
ined 10 his home Tor several weeks
BY illness. is able 20 be out again.
\
he victory Loan campaign which
was held Wednesday evening at
o'clock n Library hail. the chairman.
George II. Bryant. reported rom
eight Of the solicitors total OF S'"oo
which is certainly good beginning
I'd looks as Il Oakland would have
no lifficuity y reaching her quota OF
S4sDeo.
Rev. p. A A. K.ilam. former pas
To-, OF he First Baptist church here
LED me weekly PRAYER meeting on
THURSDAY evening.
r Z. Harris. William BAN. IRWIN he4-
lev " H Wheeler. L II. Andrews. n
: Hatfield. Roy Brier. 2. Il. Stowe!i.
: Il. Lord. G. H Vinegar anu D M
Ma. snail attended the annual meeting
ana .nspec.ion Of St. Omar Command
a. n Naterv,Ile Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs j. a. Lenmah and
daughter Mintah have gone % High
gate. VI. where they will De guests OF
relatives 1or a few weeks
Mrs {. Jesse Blake and son chester.
vho are making their home with Mrs.
Blake's brother. Ned Field of Sidney.
passed THURSDAY at their home n town.
Mrs A A Moody. who has been
critically Ill. is reported % be slightly
improved.
Jer--r Bridges. VINO has been employ
ed ny The government n Boston and re-
Gently received his discharge from
Camp Devens and has returned TO his
duties al the Ticonic Bank N Water
vile.
Jacon knight has returned from a
visit with relatives n Boston.
Mrs Fred Lombard returned
THURSDAY from a visit with friends
n SoioH.
Mrs. Sarah Lor,ng has gone 10
E5ox.e 20 visit her brother. Joel York
tor snort time.
Miss Elizabeth Lufkin resumed
her duties Thursday as teacher Of
the Seventh grade.
The four-acr comedy drama an
tl,led The Eodoo." given by the
Senior class Of Oakland High school
Thursday evening n Memorial hall
was we'll attended and much enjoy
ed The specialt:es between the acts