Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
OAKLAND

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church vii. meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Eft. Pullen.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
|, with Mrs Milford Bates.
H. H. Hatfield is moving his household
furniture into the Marshall rent on
~Church street.
William Blake of Old Town is tho
guest of relatives IN town for few
davs.
A. the regular meeting Of Cascade
Grange Saturday evening State Master
W ]. Thompson OF China, assisted by
the ladies OF the degree staff. installed
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Master Ernest Oliver: overseef.
Charles Wheeler: lecture. Arthur G!ea-
son: steward. Sidney Wentworth: as
sistant steward. Clarence Oliver; chap
lain, Emma -tXdeI; treasurer, Frank
AxdtlI: secretary. F!ore ce Gilman:
gatekeepe!, Eugene Wor. Ceres. Viola
Oliver: Pomona. Bertha Wheeler: Flora
Ada Wentworth; lady assistant stew
ard, Laura Oliver. Selec.,ons on the
Nictrola followed and refreshments OF
sandwiches. doughHuts a 10 coffee were
served
Viii Withereii was a business visitor
in Portland Monday.
Charles Thomas. vino IL employed iE
Cumberland Mills. was 4 Weekend
guest OF relatives in town
Miss Sadie Bickforl is quite i'll at
her home on High street with an ATTACK
OF grip.
Mrs. Helen Scot; ard daughter Dor
cthy of ut. Vernon arc guests Of Nj.
and Mrs. .'avit. Ellis.
/ jeremiah Sullivan, who !. employed in
/ the Cascade WOODEN mill has gone %
! Milford. y. j.. 10 visit Liz daughte-.
Mrs Otis Folsom
Doris Crowel. returned Monday to
Portland after RAISING the week end IA.
her home in town.
/ Mrs. Eta Hewitt. who has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Merl Bur
rage, for the rast week. -eturned Mon
day TO her home i'll Winthrop
Miss Charlotte Bates has returned
! from visit with friends in Lewiston
ana Boston.
Tho What-So Ever Guild of the
f, First Baptist church will hold it's
annual meeting and banquet to-
night in the church vestry.
i Miss Elizabeth Welch, who il en-
I pioyed in the Cascade Wooden Mill.
is passing weeks vacation at hex
! home in Sabattus
! 1t is hoped there will be q good
= attendance at the Red Cross rooms
today as there - Il large amount of
! sewing to be done foc the Belgian
children. Each lady is requested 20
bring their lunch and cup and
spoon.
] PVT Charles Decker has returned
to Camp Devens after passing the
weekend at the home of his brother.
Deihert Decker.
An arch bar on the locomotive of
he $50 freight train broke Monday
morning, causing delay Of a few
: hours.
! William Smart, who has been Wis.,
/ !;in% in town, has CONT to Bangor
where lie Will pass 4 few days be-
] fpre returning TO his home in Che
sunccok.
J Mr.. ard Mrs. Wallace Judkins
WHO have been the guest of friends
in N'aterville and Oakland for the
= past week. have returned to their
: !lonle III Deerine.
! Victor Damrea Of 1inckley is Wis
iuns his mother. Mrs. Cassie DAM
: rem. for Il few days.
! Mrs. Beatrice Drawn has returned
3 from q visit with friends in Rumfort
+ Falls and resumed her duties in the
: Cascade Wooden Mill.
! Robert SaffcrJ WHO is passing the
winter ut tho acme Of Mrs SAT-
tord'.s father. Rev j. G.. PettingiN Of
Curtis corners. is the guest of his
sister Mrs. j. L. Morisette, for a
/ few days.
Miss Helen Oliver gave a party
! Monday evening frcm 10 II, At her
! home on Church street, the occa-
sion being her birthday. Games
. We're played and dancing was en-
! .joycd. after which luncheon was
served. The guests present were:
{ Miss Lillian OrmiatoE. Miss Marion
! Brown. Miss Florence Talberth, Miss
! Helen Foster. Miss jeanette Soper,
! Miss Leona Fowles and Miss Goldie
Nickerson. George Brown. Arthur
Greeley, Leland Bickford, Harlan
Morse George Boudreau. Harley
MairE. Roland Tilton and Ernest
! ltutter. Miss Olive was the recip-
: ient OF many pretty and useful gifts
! Mr. and Mrs. George Sands have
! returned 10 THEN home in Corinua
after passing he Weekend with Mrs
+ sands parents. Mr., and Mrs. Charles
! Bates OF Pleasant street.
! y meeting in which people werc
interested concerning the prospect Of
. pacing some sort of permanent me-
mortal in honor Of the Oakland bows
who served in the world war was held
last Friday night in Memorial hall
: Owing to the intense cold there were
but few present. but Mrs. Virgil c.
Totm2n. one of the prime movers in
| the matter, reported that she had
several interviews over the tclenhope
with people who were interested and
Who were ready to help il such a
! project should be launched. Differ.
ent IDEAS were suggested by those
VINO were present and the action of
MI, and Mrs. George d. Pullen in
their announced intention Of devot
ing the proceeds of their next enter
'ainment for this purpose was warm
~ commented. 1t was thought by
those present that in addition to "A
suitably inscribed tablet. which would
record the necessary data. something
larger ought to be attempted by the