Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22
OAKLAND


Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Leech Of Dex-
ter were weekend guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Maurice Manson.
William Getchell and Miss Mildred
Penney have returned from a weekend
visit at the home of Mr.. Getchells
father, Dennis Getchall of Pittsfieid.
Mrs. Myrtle Pierce will entertain
the. Neighborly Eight this evening at
her home.
Miss Mary Tapley, the young daugh-
ter of John S. Tapley. is confined to
her home by illness.
Eugene Clark of Waterville was call
ing on friends in town Sunday.
Reuel Mosher, who is recovering
from an attack Of tonsilitis and an alb
scess in the head. left Monday for DR..
Cobb's private hospital in Auburn,
tion.
Edmund Leahy was given surprise
party by his friends and relatives Sat
urday evening at the home of his pa
| rents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thibodeau.
in honor of his 18th birthday. The
house was attractive with st. Patrick
decorations. Whist was played and
Farrell. The consolation prize went
to Janet Blake. Dancing and other
games were enjoyed. Ice cream cake.
fancy cookies and crackers were serv-
ed. A pleasing feature of the occasion
| was a large birthday cake with 10
candles prettily decorated with green
and white. Harold York, in behalf of
the guests. presented Mr.. Leahy with
travelling bag. Mr.. Leahy also re-
ceived a handsome gold watch and
chain and a purse of money from his
parents. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thibodeau, Mrs. Maggie
| Leahy, Mrs. e. o. York. c. M. York,
| Misses Hazel and Marion Rice, Inez
Stevens, Irene Lane. Janet Blake,
Lena Mitchell, Marie Buzzell, Mildred
| Libby. .Thelma Buzzell. Vaughn Farm
ham. Maurice Wentworth, Harry Good.
man, Luther Goodman. Harold York
David Nelson, William Mcintyre
Thomas Sullivan and Vincent Farrell
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Morse, who have
been visiting MIR. Morse's mother
Mrs. Marilla Mosser, for a few days
returned Sunday to their home in
/ Boston.
! Mrs. Beatrice Drawn, who has beer
| confined to her home the past week by
illness, resumed her duties Monday
in the weave room Of the Cascade
wooden mill.
! The Epworth League will meet a
the Methodist vestry this Tuesda!
evening at 7.3N o'clock. The pasto1
will lead the meeting.
Mrs. Harry Mills
! Marion Randlett Mills, wife o.
Harry Mills, died Friday morning a
theh ONE of her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Randlett at Belgrade, aged 2:
years months. The cause of he
death was valvular heart trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills were married Nov
l, 1920. Funeral services were hell
on Sunday afternoon at 2.S0 o'clocl
at the home. Rev. Weston p. Holman
pastor of the Methodist church a
Oakland, officiating.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost are pa
rents of a baby boy, born Thursday
i March IS.
Mrs F. A. Sedgeley and son, Earl
returned Monday to their home il
North Leeds after passing the week
end with Mr.. Sedgeley,' who is EN-
ployed at the New England Cream
cry.
Mrs. Harry Dame and daughter
Janet, will leave this morning TO
Portland to visit Mrs. Danes pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pickett
Gordon McTaggart, inspector o
ties on the Maine Central railroad
left Monday on a business trip t.
Burnham and Pittsfield.
! AT the close of the regular meetins
of Cascade Grange on Saturday eve
ming, debate was held between tn,
Affirmative and Negative teams O
Oakland High school, on the cues,
ton. Resolved, That the Fedora
Government Should Adopt an I'm
migration Policy Toward the Japan
csc and Chinese Similar to That APP
piled to Immigrants from Europe.
I Raymond Wort and Lloyd Fowle!
represented the affirmative team ant
the members of the negative team
We're Dorothy Kiertsead and Richard
Bubier. From the debating stand
point the question was decided IL
favor of the negative team. In order
of speakers Raymond Wort ant
Lloyd Fowles were first The judges
were Rev. B. W. Kimball, Arthur
Rrimestine and Principal Dean f
Peacock. At the close of the reg.
ular meeting of Cascade Grange mex
Saturday evening there will be {
short entertainment and the follow
ing committee was appointed: Fer.
Houghton, Viola Oliver and Ernes
Oliver
| DR.. Edye Grant will leave thi:
morning for Madison, on a profes.
sional visit of few days.
East Kennebec Pomona Grange will
meet this Tuesday in Winslow.
Chase. Yeaton
Miss Eva Mae Yeaton ana Clar,
ence p Chase Of Belgrade wert