Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
OAKLAND


ernoon at O'Clock. The new coan-
ty agent. Clarence L. Day with M.
Jones from the University of Maine
will be present and address the meet
ing. All farmers are cordially inVit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. Bertha Bickford Of Portland.
is a guest at the home OF Robert
Bickford of High street.
Elijah Written of Moosehead LAKE
is a guest at the home Of his sister
Mrs. William Groves.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church met Tuesday evening at
80 at the parsonage on Maple street
The leader was Miss Mildred Per-
kins and the subject was Patience
and it's Reward"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blaisdell lett
Tuesday morning for Portland where
they will attend the automobile
show.
William McCoubrey of Dresden IS
in town called here by the illness OF
his daughter Miss Marion McCou-
brey.
The Missionary society OF the First
Baptist church will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Edward
Wing on Grove street. The subject
OF the meeting will be Japan" and
PAPERS relating to il will be read by
the members.
At the close of the regular meeting OF
Anon Lodge of Odd Fellows Tuesday
evening a rehearsal of the first degree
was held.
The Whatsoever Guild OF the FRS:
Eap,is, church met Monday evening az
the home of Miss Marjorie Whitney on
Goodwin street: The subject OF the
meeting was the American Indians"
and the following program was carried
out: Roll call. which was answered by
Longfellow quotations; ~'The Original
Indian. Their Habits ard Customs"
Miss Clara Leech; paper on The Re
ligion Of the Indian was read by Miss
Alice Brin,stine: The Education Of the
Indian Miss Louise Benson: An In
dian Legion was read by Miss Helen
Blaisdell. Refreshments were served
during the evening and the hostesses
for the occasion were Miss Whitney,
Miss Bessie Sprowl and Miss Harriet
Allen.
Arthur Perkins. who has been en-
Oliver is Ill with scarlet fever at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hallest
on Fairfield street and the house has
been placed under quarantine.
Mrs. Jay Scribner entertained the
| kum--A-Gin Club Tuesday evening at
her home on Church street. Bid whist
was played and the hrst prize was
awarded to Mrs. J. RI. Morse and the
consolation prize to Mrs. Jesse Halle,t.
Light refreshments we're served and the
guests were Mrs. Walter Trask, Mrs.
F'led Lombard. Mrs. Herbert KELLEY,
Mrs. Joseph PORTER. Mrs. A. H. Oliver.
Mrs. j. II. Morse and Mrs. Jesse Ha,-
lett. The next meeting will be held =.
the home o: Mrs. Joseph Poirier.
Among those who attended the
meeting OF "Dorcus Rebekah Lodge"
which was held in waterville Tues
day evening were Mrs. John Walton,
Mrs. Guy Adams, Mrs. Floyd Speiler,
Mrs. Lawrence Livingstone Mrs.
Fred Soule and Mrs. Lottie Latin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clements have re-
tUrNtO lTOIll L "NcTc lHSy nave
been passing the winter and are at
their home at East Pond Camps.
The regular rehearsal CT the Com
munity Chorus was held Tuesday
evening in Library hall. There was
good attendance and considerable
progress was made with the new
music.
The whist party given Monday
evening in the post rooms by the
supper committee of one of the pa
triotic orders of the town was
success and was we'll patronized.
Mrs. J.. K. whitSen. who has been WIS.,
iting her daughter Mrs. Harry Patien.
for a few days. mas returned TO her
home in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. G. w. Brown. who has been ,is-
i,ing friends in Newport for some time.
was a recent guest of Mrs. Guy Stat
ford on the way 10 her home in Somer-
Sc. Junction.