Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23


ton commissioner of Virginia. will
Before Mankind" ct Memorial halls
next Sunday afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
DR.. Peters is a typical southern ora>
tor The lecture is free and everyone
is invited.
Mrs. Barney Worcester and daughtegil
Anna May. were Weekend guests. VI
Mrs. r, NJ Stone. returning Monday
TO their home az Moore's Siding.
George Cooley. a former resident of
Oakland, was calling on friends in
town Monday On his way to his home
in Scion.
There was union. Thanksgiving
service at the Methodist church sun
day night and the. following program
was carried out: Voluntary. Miss
Hilda Marsh; prayer, pastor: singing.
male quartet. Fred Leech. Frank An
derson, Dean Z. Wheeler and Harry,
Patten; solo, Miss Alice Manter: a
Thanksgiving sermon, DR.. w. P. Chip
man of the Baptist church. At thel
close of the service a very generous
offering was received for the needy
families of Oakland ~. ,.-s.,e
Rev P. A. A. Killam. pastor of the
Brighton Avenue Baptist church at
Allston. Mass. was in town. Saturday
to officiate at the funeral of the late
Mrs. Margaret Erimstine- Watts.
Rev. Weston J.. Holman Of the
Methodist churca went to Portland
Monday. to attend meeting OF the
New E Agiand I.eaconess' Association.
The Sabbath school hour at the First
Baptist church Sunday was given over
to the observance of Rally day and
the following program was carried
out: Singing. Onward Christian SOL
diers. school; recitation. SUNDAY
School" Ruth Wheeler; vocal trio
Audrey Spaulding, Clarissa Wheeler
and Elizabeth Rines: exercise
Smiles Charlse Haynes. Marion Prin-
cipato and Elizabeth Foss: recitation,
A Child Worship Esther MARSHALL
piano duet. Margery Pierce and Annie
Folsom; recitation, In Autumn" Luz
cie Simpson; recitation. The Model"
Dorothy Fernald; recitation. What the
Voice Said" Rachel Foss: exercise.
Muster Them Ia" six boys: singing,
primary department: recitation. THE
idsr Mdtcs cAcTCtse,-s 20 L
Know What Isli Do four girls: recita-
ton. Lucky Ted" Clarissa Wheeler:
recitation. I'm Glad" Alberta Ander-
son: piano solo. Eleanor Sawtelle;
recitation. Emily Taylor and Rosalie
Mosher: remarks. DR.. Chapman; closing
song.
Cascade. Grange held an all-day
meeting Saturday in Grange hall with
Victor Grange as guests. About 135
were present. After the usual bus
mess meeting the third and fourth de-
grees were conferred on a class of
candidates. Dinner was served at
noon and in the afternoon the follow
ing program was presented: Singing,
grange; reading. Mrs. Martha Mitch
ell: vocal solo, Ralph BOIL; recitation,
| Eileen Sullivan: vocal solo. Winnie
Tozier: reading. Frances Robinson:
piano solo, Cora Shores. recitation,
May Allen: singing. by Grange. Re-.
. marks were made by visitors from
Albion. Clinton. Benton, Sidney and
Rhode Island Oranges. Music was
furnished by the High school orches-
ira. An interesting address was given
by State lecturer C. O. Purington of
Bowdoinham. The program for the
| afternoon closed with singing by the
/ Grange Next Saturday evening at
their regular meeting the Grange will
| observe Ladies' Night" The ladies
will fill the chairs and furnish the Sc
tertainment. A supper will be served
and the committee in charge consists
of Mrs. Bertha Wheeler, Miss Eona
Kerr and Mrs Viola Oliver. All mem
bers who have not been solicited are
requested to bring pie, cake, or
doughnuts.
The meeting of the Fidelity Class of
the Free Baptist church will be- omit
ted this week on account of Thanks-
giving.
! Following the regular meeting of
Anon Lodge of Odd Fellows, which
| will be held this evening in Odd Eel
lows hall. there will be rehearsal
of the first degree.
Miss Hazel Garland is confined to
her home on the Fairfield road by ILL
ness.
Mr.. George Stetson of Waterville
occupied the pulpit at the Asa Bates
Memorial chapel at Oakland Heights,
Sunday afternoon. 4.
Miss Mabel Farr has returned from
Harpswell. where she was called by
the serious illness of her grandmother,
Mrs. Lydia Randall.
Arthur Loubier of Waterville was a
Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sturtevant. a.
The Thursday Club" of, Oakland
Heights met Saturday evening at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bates,
"Gentlemen's Night" was observed
and the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w w. Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
| Bridges. Mrs. Lena Fletcher and son.
Norman. Ralph Fletcher. Miss Ida
Wills. Mrs. Annie Sturteyant and son
James, Mrs. Bernier and daughter
Gracia, Juliette and Alberta and SON
Lewis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chap
man and son. Kenneth, OF North Fair
field. The time was pleasantly passed
with music and games were played.
Nuts. candy and cake were served. \
Mr. and Mrs. Neazie Foster and son
Kenneth Of Waterville were Sunda "
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Bridges. t- n
The W. 3. s. Ciue will meet this eve-:
ming at the home. of Mrs, Dean. f.
Wheeler. 49,
Farquhar. Dieleford
Cards have been receivod apeSuuc-
ipg the mafltagescf. Ferne e, Eiskfcrd,