Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry higgins Of Booth
| bay Harbor were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Soule of Water st.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fisher. who were
guests of Mr. Fishers aunt Mrs. Carrie
Saw,e!le, for short time. have re-
turned to their home in Portland.
4 Mrs Frank Herscm has gone to
! Portsmouth. n. H., to visit her nephew.
| DR.. T. ]. Luce, for time.
/ There will be rehearsal of degree
! STAN of Acme Rebekah Lodge next Mon
dar evening in Odd Fellows hall at 80
I o'clock.
/ Roy Sawteile, who underwent surg.-
cal operation Thursday at the Sisters
/ hospital in waterville. is resting COM
/ forta5ly
underwent a surgical operation at the
Sisters hospital in Waterviile, is i'm
proving slowly.
I Walter Gilman of Clinton. Mass. and
/ James Gilman of Milford. Mass, who
were called here by the death Of their
! father. Cyrus Gilman, have returned 70
their homes
I Funeral services fer the late Nathan
lei Trask, who died Wednesday evening
a. his home on the McGrath Pond road
after short illness. were held Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the High
street mission. Rev l.. Wheaton OF
the Free Baptist church officiated. The
bearers were. Herbert Trask, VIII
Chamberlain, Charles Trask and Charles
Bennett and interment was in the upper
cemeter'.. Mr.. Trask was IS years of
age and was born IN Oakland, the son
Of Andrew and Mehits BILE Horn Trask.
He is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
James Knowles, Mrs. Ed Lake ard Mrs.
Eta CULVER. and three brothers, Caleb,
! Arbie and George Trask, all OF Oak
land, beside several nieces and nephews.
I The Oakland Republican town
committee organized with the follow
i ing officers and members: Chairman,
j. H. Morse: secretary and treasurer.
| J. II. Scribner; l.. NJ. Andrews, II. F.
Kelley. Fl. L. Hunton. a. H. Rice. F.
NJ Brown. Earl B. Shaw, c. II.
Wheeler, G. w. Field Wesley Fetch
cr. H. H. Hatfield. G. D. Pullen. Ches-
ter Oliver. II. w. Greeley. W. A.
Blake Roy Brler. w. E. vieue. E. D.
Bessey, F. S. whitney. c. B. Hutch
ins. /. r. Clark. C. Q. Hallett, Irving
Kelley, Dan +. Tozier. J. S. Tapley.
W. E. Bush, c. w. Townsend. H. E.
Hutchinson. w. G. Simson. C. II.
Martin.
! Miss Alice Farrar, who has been
passing a weeks vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Rebecca Farrar. re-
where she is q teacher in the public
schools.
Sarah Sampson Tent, Daughters Of
Veterans. will hold their regular
meeting this evening in the Post
rooms.
John Cook. who is attending the
public schools here. was a week-e end
guest of his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Cook of Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sweeney are
moving their household furniture
Market on Main street to the house
on Summer street owned by William
Blake
The regular rehearsal Of the Com
munity Chorus will be held Tuesday
evening in Library hall
Mrs. Dean Wheeler entertained the
'Idlers" Friday evening at her home
on Church street. Auction was play
ed. Mrs. W. z. Vigue carried off
the largest score and the consolation
prize was awarded to Mrs. j. II.
Morse. Delicious refreshments were
served and the guests beside the
l. Ill
Mrs. w. f. Vigue. Mrs. j. H. Morse,
Mrs j. H. Stevens, Mrs. George
I Vinegar. Mrs. Lester Andrews. Mrs.
J. z. Morrisette. Mrs. Daniel Mar
shall. Mrs. Harry Dame. Mrs. j. E.
Harris and Mrs. Alice Blake. The
next and last meeting will be held
at theh ONE OF Miss Ncra Bartlett
Greeley.
Mrs. William Balm was a week.
end guest Of relatives in Sebattus.
Mrs. John O'Reilly and Miss Mary
O'Neill left Saturday morning for a
weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
William Spillane Of Eos.on. i.
Miss Charlotte Otis. Who is en-
ployed in Lawrence, aIass., is pass
ing vacation at TIN home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Otis
William Blake, who is employed in
Guiiford. was a weekend guest Of his
father Glen Blake of the Belgrade road.
Alec Balm was a weekend guest OF
his mother. Mrs. Annie Balm Of Lewis
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry higgins Of Booth
hay Harbor were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Seule
Miss Marion Sprowi Of Ceburn vas .
weekend guest OF her sister, Miss Bes-
sic Sprowl.
Mrs. Walter Blake Of Fairfield street
went 10 Sabattus Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. william Thompson, for
few days.
Bert Alexander while recently en-
pioyed al the Marks rawnnlil In North
Belgrade caught his right leg in the
carriage Of the mill. frscturing the bone.
A physician was summoned who reduce
cd the fracture and at present he is rest
ing comfortably.
The last entertainment of the Lyeeum
course, vissochfs Fiorentine Musicians