Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

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Leroy r. Goodman and Mrs. Ethel
Tatro. both Of OAKLAND. were married
Friday evening by Rev. w. p. HoI-
man of the Methodist church at his
residence on Maple street The dou-
bic ring service was used and the
couple were unattended. The groom
10 the SON of Mrs Abraham Walker
of Main street and In former mem
Der Of the Naval Reserves. At the
outbreak Of the war he was one Of
the first to enlist and was rejected
but after several attempts was final
~ accepted May 2sth. 1918. He was
stationed for some time at Common
wealth Pier. Boston, at the Naval
Station at bingham. Mass. and at
Bumpkins Island, Boston harbor, re-
ceiying his discharge February II,
1919 The bride is a daughter of
the late Leon Lemnah Of East High
gate, VT, but has resided in Oak
land for the past two years. Both
the bride and groom are employed at
the American Woolen mill and have
host Of friends among the young
people in town, who wish them mucn
future happiness.
Mrs. A F. Sawtelie and Mrs. Caro-
lyn Sawtelle returned Friday night
from two weeks visit with Mrs.
Annie Hodsdon Of Houghs Neck. Bos-
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Stansbury Of Worcester. Mass.
George Victor sammitt. Jr- is Wis
iting friends in Monmouth for a few
days.
Mrs. Frank Dyer and daughter Dor
cthy Of Foxcroft, accompanied By Mr..
and Mrs Harry c. Dyer Of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Dyer Of Fox
croft. Mr.. and Mrs B. p. Sawyer Of
Dover were guests Sunday of Frank
Dyer. making the trip by auto.
Charles B. Hutchins left Saturday
for a weeks visit with relatives in
Rumforo and Portland, where he will,
attend the ball game between the Ped
Socks and Portlands.
Mrs. Horace Greeley and son. Ar
thur Greeley, returned Friday night
from several weeks visit with reIa-
tives in Boston.
Mrs. Louise Gordon and grandson,
Howard Gordon. have returned from
Rome, where they have been guests
OF Mrs. Gordon's uncles, Albion and
Cyrus Watson, and her aunt, Miss
Betsy Watson. for a few days
Rev. Vernelle ". Dyer and wife
with little son. who have been pass
ing the summer with Mr. Dyer's pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Dyer.
-s-wl
Cal. where they will visit Mr. Dyers
brother for two, weeks. On October
18th they sail from San Francisco to
Rangoon. Burma India. where Nr
Dyer will be pastor of the Emmanuel
Baptist church. going as a mission
AIRY from the American Baptist For
eign Mission Beard
Mrs. Ella Ashby and children Eve
lyn and James. who have been visit
ing Mrs Ashby's sister. Miss Alice
Brimestine. for the past four weeks.
returned Saturday 10 their home in
East Deering. y. H
Miss Martha Strachen. who is
teaching the fall term of school at
and Mrs Herbert Penney of School
street.
Mrs. Mahlon Tracy and daughter
Charlotte went to Readfieid Saturday
to visit Mrs. Tracy's mother. Mrs
Emery Norton. for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs r H Hersom have
returned from Pennington. where
they attended the fair and were
guests Of their daughter. Miss Gladys
HeEsor,- who is student at the State
Normal School there Miss Hersom
accompanied her parents home for
q short visit
Miss Hazel Goedecker Of Wa:erville
was a guest Saturday of the Misses
Ma6olyn and Annie Folsom
Miss Charlotte B;ckford has re-
turned from Pennington. where .he
was a guest Of Mrs Frank Crosby
the past week and attended the fair.
Mrs. F. H. Parkman went to
Portland Saturday TO meet her niece.
Mrs- Earl K Grey OF Wes, Som-r-
vile. Mass. who accompanied her
home and viii be her guest for a
time
The reception given Friday eve
ming in Memorial hall by the Soph-
on1ore class OF Oakland high school
10 the Freshman class was well ht-
tended. The hall was tastefuliy Cec-
grated with crepe paper in the c,ass
colors. gold and garnet The pro-
gram for the evening was tpened by
the singing Of the popular songs of
the day by the freshman class: also
a Chinese song, which was well rem
dereo by Fred Scribner: this was
followed by the reception, in the re-
receiving line were: Principa, and
Mrs. Peacock; Mrs II. L. Strickland.
Miss Alena Young, teacher Of Eng
lish: Miss Gertrude Sherburn. COM
nercial teacher; Mrs. Louis Skill
lings: French and Latin teacher;
Ralph Kierstead. president of the
Senior class: Edmund Longley. pres
ident Of the Junior class: Lloyd
Fowles. prea dent Of the Sopho-
mcres; Evelyn Smell. president of
the Freshman class. together with
other members of the class. After the
reception dancing was enjoyed and
at intermission much amusement was
created by boxing matches between
Bubier and Manter, Taylor and Sui
livan. Anderson and Lewis, an a
chewing gum match between two
young ladies': much applause was
also brought fourth by a recitation