Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-10
OAKLAND

Alton Kerr was pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday evening when
party hung him a handsome June
box. the occasion being his birth
day. They were invited into the
house where games were played and
refreshments of candy, nuts and
fruit were served. The party con-
sisted of the following: Edmund
| Longley, Merl Manter. Lloyd Bush.
Homer Lothrop. Ernest Eldridge.
Lawrence Bush. Theodore Longley,
Earl Sawtelle, Helen Perrin, Helen
Blaisdell. Bessie Bickford, Eileen
| Sullivan. Vera Hallett. Gladys Crotto
and Ethel Gleason.
Fred Lessor Of Oakland Heights,
| has entered the employ Of Atherton
Co. at Waterville.
| The Thursday club Of Oakland
! Heights will meet this afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. Lottie Wheeler on
the Fairfield road.
! Among those who attended the
all-day meeting Of kelnebec Pomo-
na Grange, which was held Wednes-
! day in Sidney. were Mrs. Percy Lar
| kin. Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. John
Collins and Mrs. Harry Higgins. Mrs
Higgins conveyed the party in her
auto.
W. E. vigue and John Gleason
were business visitors in Augusta
Wednesday.
| The meeting Of the Blue Triangle
club of Oakland High school. which
was to have been held Tuesday aft
ernoon in the school room. has been
| postponed until. this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. DR.. C. r. Simmons
will address the meeting, taking for
his subject Health
Hamilton Lodge, Degree of Honor,
at its regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming observed Degree OF Honor night
and also Flag Day. About q MEM
bers were present. At the close OF
the business meeting a short pro-
gram in keeping with the occasion
was carried out Mrs. Nellie Phil
brook of Imperial Lodge. No. 2, of
| Augusta, past grand chief Of honor,
gave an interesting talk relating to
| tee work which is being done by the
different lodges throughout the
| State. Refreshments of ice cream
and saltines were served. The COM
/, mittee in charge consisted of Miss
Annie Crowell, Mrs. Lucy Roy, Mrs.
J. E. Harris. Mrs. Myra Holmes and
/ Mrs. Lucy Davis.
| The following article was taken
/, from the Cynthiana Argus, published
in Indiana, June 4 and may prove OF
! interest to many of the towns people
las Mrs. Carter. who was formerly
i
for many years and is we'll known in
| town: Saturday afternoon at =
o'clock occurred the marriage OF Ola
NJ Carter of this place and Mrs.
Anna Robinson of ST. Petersburg,
Fla, Rev. E. E. Bennett of the
Christian church performed the
ring ceremony at the home of the
groom in the east end OF town. Mrs.
Carter is the widow Of James A.
Robinson and is popular lady of
the sunshine city. They became ac-
Quainted while Mr.. Carter was pass
ing the winter in St. Petersburg.
They Will make Cynthiana their
home for the present but will return
Ito Florida where they will pass the
winter. This came as an agreeable
/
wish him much future happiness.
The meeting OF District No. Il. will
be held with Dorcas Rebekah Lodge
No. IL, OF Watervilie. this afternoon
I and evening. The afternoon meet
ing will be devoted to a school OF in
struction and in the evening the de-
gree will be conferred by Acme Re-
bekah Lodge. No. IS. of Oakland The
afternoon meeting opens at 3 O'Clock
and z supper will be served at 6
o'clock by the members of Dorcas
| Rebekah Lodge. All members and
| transient members are invited to at
| tend. The meetings viii be held BY
| daylight saving time and a special
| car Will leave for Oakland after the
4 evening meeting.
| Mrs. Fred Lombard has been called
to Pennington by the death Of rel
alive.
( Mrs. Everett Cover entertained the
! Priscilla club Tuesday evening, al her
home on Alpine street. The guests
were. Mrs. Alice Blake. Mrs Charles
| BlaisdeH. Mrs. Winfield Palmer, Mrs.
! Theodore Bragg and Miss Thena
Sullivan. The evening was pleasant