Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-02
OAKLAND


Universalist Church met Wednesday
afternoon in the church vestry There
was a short business meeting and the
following report was given from the
Easter sale held March %. The sup
per committee under the direction of
Mrs. Bertha Adams, Mrs. Rose Hal
lett, Mrs. Mae Hallett, Mrs. Ada
Morse, Mrs. Edna Blake and Mrs.
Ada Cover cleared the sum of $3.50;
the fancy work table in charge Of
| Mrs. Mabel Harris. Mrs Gertrude
Damon, Mrs. Frank Dyer and Mrs.
Bessie Trask, the sum of $50; the
useful table in charge of Mrs. Mae
Vinegar. Mrs. Alice Blake and Mrs.
Lena Palmer. $3.50; the candy table
IN charge of Mrs. Edith Andrews,
Mrs. Fannie Morrisette. Mrs. Clara
McTaggert and Miss Marion Brown,
$40; the entertainment committee
under the direction of Mrs Henrietta
| Mccartney, Mrs. Helen Pullen, Mrs.
Mollie Goodwin and Mrs. Bessie Sto-
well, $2935; the contributions from
the Folsom Boys and other sources.
5000 making a total of S913.45. It
was voted at this meeting to serve a
dinner on May 6 to the Kennebec
Union of Women's Clubs who will be
guests of the Tuesday Club on that
day and the following committee was
appointed: Mrs. Lottfe Cornforth.
Mrs. Ada Wentworth, Mrs. Mary
strickland, Mrs. Sadie Luce, Mrs.
Lucy Roy, Mrs. Mae Vinegar. Mrs.
Edith Andrews and Mrs. Alice Blake.
After the business meeting the after
| noon was passed in a social way and
at $50 O'Clock supper consisting of
| naked beans salads, bread, pie, tarts
| doughnuts and coffee was served. The
next meeting of the Social Circle will
be held April 13 and the hostesses
: Will be Mrs. J. f. Harris and Mrs.
; Jesse Hallett.
! Rev Weston p. Holman was in
! town wednesday night, returning
| Thursday morning to Bangor. where
he is attending the Convocation of
! the Theological Seminary held there
! this week
| Massachusetts Lodge, F.. and A. NJ
will hold their regular meeting Sat
urday evening in Masonic hall.
! There will be work in the entered an
prentice degree.
Sarah Sampson Tent Daughters of
veterans held a Food sale Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary
Strickland.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Crowel and
daughter, Helen, and Maurice have re-
| turned from Lewiston where thew
| nave been visiting Mrs. Crowell's mo-
ther, Mrs. Sabine for a few DAYS.
The Sunshine Society held a sale
of cooked food friday afternoon
April l at the store of D. NJ. Marshall
| on Main street.
Mrs Mary Frost left Thursday
morning for Presque Isle where she
was called by the death of her father.
John Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown Of
Somerville, Mass, were in town
Wednesday on their way to Norridge-
wock where they accompanied the
remains of Mr.. Browns father for
burial
Beatrice and Gertrude Cornforth
and Lenora Brewer have gone to
| Sidney, where they will be guests of
Mrs. Llewellyr Brewer for a week.
Mrs. Ross Baker entertained her
Sunday school class of ten boys
| Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Oak street. This was the result of q
contest which has been carried, on
| the past ten weeks for the purpose
OF making a record of perfect attend
ance. Each time a boy was absent
| he lost five points. The class was
| divided into two sections known as
| the Reds and the Blues. On the Blue
| side with William Livingstone as
captain were Merl Bickford, Stanley
Cummings, Linwood Perkins and
| Simon Stevens. The Red side con-
sisted of Ernest Rushton, captain,
with Arthur Cochran, Edwin Living
stone, Sidney Longley and Clayton
| Burwood. The Blue side were victo
rious to the amount of 40 points and
were entertained by the Reds. The
| house was prettily decorated with
crepe paper in Red and Blue and
Streamers of crepe paper were strung
| from the chandelier to tho table,
which was tastefully draped with
| paper. The napkins were of white
| crepe paper decorated with red roses
| for the Red side AMI with blue birds
| for the Blue side. Mrs. Baker was as
| sisted in entertaining by Miss Lii
liam Baker and Miss Helen Faulkner.
Games were played and music was
! enjoyed and at 400 o'clock the party
sat down to a delicious lunch of hot
chocolate, peanut butter sandwiches,
fancy crackers and cake. Mrs. Bak-
er is very proud of her class of boys
who have made much progress in the
past ten weeks and special mention
should be made of three star pupils,
William Livingstone Merle Bickford
and Edward Livingstone, who have