Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
OAKLAND

Werd has been received here CT
the death of Henry Hatch, which oc-
CURED May eth at Los Angeles.
Cal Mr.. Hatch was SIS years of age.
but had enjoyed the best of health
up 10 a short time prior TO his death.
He was the eldest cAild OF the late
William and Betsy Barrows Hatch
and the last of family OF seven
children. As q young man ne resid
ed IN Oakland. coming here 10 live
gish his parents at the age OF four
Or FIVE years. For several years Mr.
Hatch conducted 2 dry goods bust
ness in town later moving 10 Mis-
souri,. where for some time he held
road After extensive travelling he
settled in California. where ne made
his home for many years He was
veteran of the Civil war. 4 $50 de-
gree Mason ana q member of Mesa
Ionskee Lodge. F & a NJ and
Drunmond Royal Arch Cha pier Of
Oakland. He Is survived BY two
daughters, Mrs. Laura Hatch Greene
Of Monroe CRY. No. and Miss Amy
Hatch of Los Angeles, Cal: three
nieces. Miss Elizabeth Hatch Of 81.
Louis. Mo Miss Helen Sr1iley and
Mrs Florence Given OF Oakland:
three nephews. Lester Hatch of New
York City. Henry Hatch Of Los An
geles. Cal. and Rev. Richard Hatch
Of Palmyra. Mo: two grand children
and three great grandchildren.
Alton Deliber. Who has been a
CUES, Of Miss Rosa MOODY for a few
days, returned Monday morning 70
! Fort Williams, Portland. where ne is
stationed
The Epworth League will meet at
the Methodist vestr< tonight ar 7.31
o'clock STANDARD time. The topic
| Of the meeting will be My Favorite
Psalm and Why" leader. Mrs. ". P
/ Holman.
The annual meeting of the Oakland
| Branch of the American Red Cross
| Association will be held in the lee
ture room OF Library hall Thursday
| evening AZ 1.30 o'clock STANDARD
time. \ full attendance Of all mem
, bers is desired business of i'm
! portance is 10 be considered
William York has returned from q
! weekend visit with his brother,
| Joel York of Hoxie,
Samuel Skillings. who attended a
meeting Of the Shriners in Lewiston
recently. was guest q his parents,
! Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Skillings. on
! his way TO his home IN Fnxcroft He
was accompanied home By his wife
and son. Clarence. who have been
visiting relatives in town, and by his
mother. Mrs. Sylvester Skillings. who
will be his guest for time.
! On account of tho rain there we're
TO services Sunday afternoon at the
Williams Memorial chapel at Oak
| land Heights.
! f. c. Bridges, who has been pass
| ing a few days at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Bridges of Oakland Heights. has
| gone to Lewiston for a time.
Fred Thibodeau has returned
from a successful fishing trip 10
Carry Pond bringing back a string
OF fine trout,
| Frank Dyer. paymaster at the
Cascade Wooden Mill. has returned
! from a weekend visit with his fam
lily in Foxcroft.
! Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lane and son.
| Albert Lane. have returned from a
weekend fishing trip 70 Pleasant
Ridge.
The members OF the degree staff
of Acme Rebekah Lodge. are re-
! quested to take the $50 car day
/ light saving time) for Waterville
this evening for the purpose of re-
| hearsing for the district meeting
! which will be held in that city on
June 10. All members are urged to
| make a special effort to attend the
/ rehearsal this evening.
| Mrs. Arthur Giazier. who has been
/ a guest of her mother. Mrs Well
| ington Ellis. for the past two weeks
returned Monday to her home in
South Portland.
| The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday after
| noon at go o'clock at the home of
Mrs. NJ. A Bates on Main street.
a general meeting of the Free
Baptist society will be held at the
church Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock STANDARD time). Only those
who are members of the society are
requested to be present as business
of importance will come before the
meeting.
| Mrs. Laura Washburn of Water
Vile. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Sturtevant for few
days.
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church will meet Wednesday
| afternoon az $50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Walter Dyer. The
hostessss fer the occasion will be
Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Harry Patten and
| Mrs. Myrtle Pierce. The topic for
/ the afternoon will be missionary
work in Burma and Rangoon. India.
and Mrs Dyer will read extracts
from letters written by her son. Rev.
| Vernelie Dyer, who is a missionary
to Rangoon. relating to his church
and his work among the natives
| there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bumps were
guests Sunday Of Mr. Bumps moth
err. Mrs. A. d. Bumps of Unity.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Small Of Washing
ton. D. c.. was guest Monday of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will Wither-
ell.
william Livingstone has returned
, to Bingham. where he is employed
after passing the weekend at his
home in town
About 20 members of Cascade
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