Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

harc drsli and a.l Members are
ur<es. 10 b. present
SIr. and NJ John OTIS ard grand
son. James C-ot.s Of Madison. for.
merry residents Of Oakland. we're
calling ~ friends II toHn recently
The annual meeting Of the Lake
view Cemetery Association will be
held Eex- Monday evening q the
residence Ct George H Brvant on
Church street. <or the election of
officers and the transaction q any
ihe meeting.
Acme Rebei-zh Lodge held spec
q, meeting Thursday eve1ing in
Odd Fellows hall for the purpose Of
comforting the initiato.y degree on a
class Of candidates. Following the
business meeting social hour uas
enjoyed and Tefrexhn q ice
cream and szIIines were served.
Nine boys from the Baptist SUNDAY
school met Wednesday afternoon az
thep arsonage for ;ne purpose of Of
ganizing club which Will D. known
as the Eagle Club Of Pioneers
TIE county secretary OF the Y. ". C
A. Arthur :. Merrill OF Augusta,
gar an Interesting talk and much
enthusiasm vas shown By the boys
The following officers we're elected:
President Dana Simmons: vice
president Merl Owens: secretary,
Carl Owens: treasurer. L!nwcod Pat
ten. After the business meeting the
boys adjourned TO the church grounds
where several games were enjoyed
4 meeting viii be held each Thurs
day afternoon after school hours.
Reginald Lord, who has been at the
Sisters hospital in Waterville for
rnedica! treatment ard has since been
at the home OF Mrs. DolioT on Water
street. is reported 10 be improving
At the annual meeting Ok the Cas-
cade Savings Bank, held sI&y 3rd the
. follow ing officers were elected for the
year: President VI. NJ Aver: vice
president, 81. Libby: treasurer. II. a.
| Harris: assistant treasurer, J. E.
Harris; Corporators, W. u. Aver. 81.
Libby. c. E. \. Winsiow,-J. r. Har-
ris. J. X. Clark, G. w. Goulding, p.
&. Taylor. w. 4. Goodwin. D. E.
Wheeler. :. l.. Warren, &. I. Bates,
n. II. Hatfield. H. Morse. II. L.
HuntoB. II. l. Patten. r w. Flanders.
J. II. ScribHer. ". Z. Eigue, G. p.
Boynton. A. II. Greeley. :. H. Stew
ems. c. w. Townsend. E. II. NORM.
o. " Manson. e. Z. Small. B. J.
I.ibby. ". :. Blake. 4. II. Oliver. c.
l.. Thomas. G. H. Wheeler, F. E.
Taylor. II. Kelley. J. F. Keller. y. P.
Beverage, E. P Cover. F. l.. Hersom.
D. r. Mccartney. F. P. Hallest. F. E.
Fowles.
| The Thursday Club OF Oakland
Heights met Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Chester Bridges.
The afternoon was devoted to sew
ing. The guests were: Mrs. ". ".
Gibbs, Mrs. Wesley Fletcher, Mrs.
Annie Sturtevant and son James
Mrs. Ada Bates and son Alton, Mrs.
! Vesta Garland. MIS-. Lottie Wheeler.
! Mrs. Ruth Bridges and daughter
! Dorothy. Mrs. Bridges was assisted
in entertaining by her mother, Mrs
Lizzie Horn. At the next meeting,
which will be held on Saturday eve
ming. May 18th, at the home Of Mrs
Bridges on the Fairfield Road. GENTLE
mems night win be observed.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moore and son
Gerald, of Portland, who were re-
Gently guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
Lombard, have gone to Scion to visit
relatives for a time before returning
10 their home. They were accom-
panied by NJ. Lomeard's mother.
Mrs. l.. s. Lombard, who has been
passing the winter here. Mrs. Lom-
bard will be guest at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William Thomp-
SON of Scion for the summer. The
trip was made by auto.
Kennebec Union Of Women's Clubs
will meet this morning at 1880
o'clock at the Baptist church in Wa
terville. All members Of the Tues
day Club are urged to be present
Mrs. Edna Dusty went to Lewiston
Thursday to pass her birthday with
her twin sister, Mrs. Edith Fox.