Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Jcra1n CT WRtervtlla. ware week-end
guasts Of Mr.. BridEs's rarentn, Mr..
and Mrx- Chnsfer Bridges.
Amcng chnue wAo attended tia
ruHrtersy nesting ax Rune Sunday
veee: Mr. and Mx " ~. 0ihn.
Mrs LiRie Norma. c. d Bates. Er-
nesf Bats. George Tursey, Mr. md
Mrs Fey Cannon and chi10run and
their guest, Charles Packard III
Skrwhegan.
/ Chester Sturrevauf En6 sona, Fred
erick and Frances OF FxzMiuE4un.
were Sunday guests of Relatives IN
i town. making the trip by auto-
4 Miss Helen Rzyner ef Dcxrsr, II
q guest al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore BraEg
Il Mrs Rsmaldo o'Nein and SONS,
Ohio and James, who have been
visiting Mrs O'NeiIrs mother. Mrs.
4 oriIla Cochran, for q few days, re-
4 turned Monday 20 their h01ne In
T-ourdale
4 The keunenec bnnakBf nesting win
be held HI the FtrE Baptist church
N Oakland On Thursday, june L.
Il John Bailey. Jr., and hin friand,
Floyd Ogden Of Boston, Ma0.. are
guasts Of MI. Baiisy's psrenfx,, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bailey of ALPINE
street. making the TIP ny amin.
II Miw Lucille ERrinnd and Roy
Adams OF WuterviIle, we're Sunday
Z guests Of Minis Gariand's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garland gf the
q Ta.rdeld road.
Il Mrs. George Ealent1ne and grand
son, Brucs. were guests Sunday Of
Mrs. BRlHn<ine's niece, Mrs. 3. O.
York.
4 Mrs Ezzel yiuttnner has returned
/ trnm q visit with relatives In Wins
low.
Il E. Z. Barker uf wate-viIle. WAS
4 recent business visitor IN rown.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiddsr Of
Wtnsluw were Sunday guests Of Mr.
kiddgr's sister Mrs Marshall Til.un
# Mrs. Charles Lewis of the Sidney
ruhd has returned frum a visit with
+ relatives in WaterviIle.
4 At the regular meeting Of Cascade
II Grunge which was held SATURDAY.
evening IN Grange hail. the third and
fourth degrees were Conferred IN q
class Of candidates.. after which a
T.
200 including visitors from Read
field, Benton. WINSTON ana Fairfield
Grange, were present
II Neazie FoEter az wafervfile was a
Sunday Cuest IF his daughter. Mrs
Haruld Bridges Of the Fairfield R0nd
The Fidelity class Of tine Free Bap-
rist church VIII meet Thursday az
rernoan 1t the home of Mrs Sar-ie
Warren on Water street.
Thomas walker. Maf1ion Cochran.
AntuIiB Williams and Arthur Lewis
have returned from a successful
fishing trip 70 Lexington. bringing
back 4 fine string Of trout
Miss Louise BenHun. Mrs Mildred
Libby. Miss Nine Bevn1pn and Mrs
Edna Stevens have gone TO Augusta.
where they wiz attend the annual
convention Of the Daughters Of Vet
Grams; which is held TO-DAY in that
city.
M. and Mrs. Dana Emery and
Granddaughter, Miss Esther Grey,
nave returned from several days visit
al their home in Newport.
NJ. and Mrs. Ward Chairman and
I
guests Sunday of Mrs. Chaurnur's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. z. Sturrevant.
Miss Matte Sturtevant has rnturn-
ed 70 HailUweA where she liz employ
cd, after passing several DAYS IL her
hnrne Il Oakland Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bragg have
returned from a week END visit with
relatives IN Dexter and St Adams.
making the rip by auto. They were
Accompanied home by their sen. AL
TIM. WIN mas been q raasf OF his aunt.
Mrs. " Z EazeItine Of DnKtn,-. FOR
several DAYS.
The Oakland High school Ssphe-
more skit viii ne preseiTted this eve
ming in Memorial hall. On watines=
dar evening the Junior reaaine viii
be given and Thursday evening the
graduating exercises viii be held FRI
day evening the first annual csnpe,.t
/ and bail of the Oakland High Scheul
/ Alumni Association viii be held in
/ Massachusetts hall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nulan of Wa
terviIle passed the Weekend al their
CDtta-e on Lake MessAienshee
| AIR. and Airs WilEHr Lewis Of wa
/ terville have opened their cgttaEe ON
Lake Messalunskee far the summer.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Luke Morrill, and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy MotherweIl enter
/ tanned a party Of friends ever the
week end al their uettage al Lake
Massachusetts.
I Beginning thic week the local
stores will cluse each Wednesday, af-
1 ternuun at o'clock. fast time. untfl
+ October /.
| The haskst meeting of the North
kennebec Association will be held
! Thursday III the First Baptin church.
/ Morning session viii begin at 1898
| standard time. Those attending will
bring lunches. Coffee will he served
! TO all ny the ladies' of the Baptist
/ church. There viii be an afternoon
session following the lunch hour The
/ foreign mission speaker win be Miss
Crpsby O. Japan. The hume mission
speaker win be Miss Marie Carver
sano Of Ellis Island, who works