Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
OAKLAND

have been visiting Mr.. Bickford 8
} mother. Mrs George Philbrick. have
! returned TO their home in Dixheid.
Mrs. Frank SouIe has been called
to Canaan On account Of the sickness
of her sister.
Mrs. Ralph w. Emerson Of East
Orange. y. J.. who is passing the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Savage of the McGrath Pond road.
went TO Hallowell Thursday to visit
Rev. and Mrs. Wilkins for short
time.
Mrs Myrtle Pierce is substituting at
the public library during the absence
Of the librarian, Miss Helen Smiley.
Miss Adelaide Wheeler. Miss Agnes
Hindmarsh and Miss Gladys Bixby,
who have been enjoying z three weeks
vacation al Birch Point Lodge. at SAL
mon lake. left Saturday for their
homes in Providence. r. I.
Mrs Clyde soule and son Esten.
Mrs. Doris Spaulding and son Leslie
and William Lothrop have gone TO
Green Lake for an outing.
Mrs Thomas Walker accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Edna NJ Walker,
left Saturday morning for Ocean Park
to enjoy a weeks outing.
Mrs. Lorette ellis and little grand
son, Charles Beeke, of Fairfield. have
arrived 10 pass several weeks with
Mrs ellis brother. Raymond Walker,
and his family.
Mrs. Amanda Manson accompanied
by her sisters. Mrs. Mary Newcomb Of
ND M
Watervilie recently visited her sister,
Mrs Z. A. Tilson of Sidney.
Mr.. and RS. Ezra Curtis are the
parents OF a daughter born Wednes-
day. July Is.
Miss Gladys Hersonl, who has been
employed at Harmons Cafe, Water
VILE. for the past 10 days. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Charlotte McCoubrey Of Port
land is a guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Otis IF Oak street,
for a few weeks.
Horace Ellingwood of Belfas: was
business visitor in town Friday.
John s. Tapley. superintendent Of
schools. attended the annual conven-
ton Of superintendent Of schools al
CaStine tnlS VeeE-
Invitations 70 the wedding Of Miss
|. Gertrude Mae sherburne Of Spr!ngvaIe
ami Murray Townsend Leonard Of
, Oakland, which viii take place Sunday,
July "A. have been received b. friends
in town. Miss Sherburre has been
, one Of the popular teachers OF the
Oakland High school during the past
tHo years and las made many friends
in town. Nj Leonard is the only son
Of Mrs. Arthur W. Leonard OF Church
street Their many friends extend
best wishes
Much attention was given u the au-
tomobile from Somerville, Mass.
which is in reality house on wheels.
The automobile has all the con
yeniences Of home. with cook stove
, and beds. and makes q comfortable
home for the travellers. 1t was in
town Thursday.
Lloyd Alexander. who has been very
sick at the Sisters hospital. Water
VILE, with heart trouble. is now scri-
ou-ly i'll with pneumonia.
Orrin Kitchin who is employed at
the home of Mrs. Ida Judkins, Bel
. mobile owned and driven By ESerettc
Rowe of Fairfield on, Thursday eve
ming No blame is attached TO Mr..
Rowe. as Mr.. Kitchin said that he
stepped in front of the car
Mrs. Daniel Marshall and daughter.
Miss Esther Marshall, who are pass
ing the summer at Jamaica Point
Camps. rassed a few days recently at
their home on Church street.
The Harry G.. Decker Post of the
American Legion held special meet
ing at the Legion hall Saturday eve
ming and plans for the Legion conven-
ton to be held in Wateryille we're dis
cussed.
Miss Thclna Short of Waterville is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Towle for few days.
= Mrs. Arthur W. Leonard. who is
passing the summer at Camp Hurri-
cane. Birch Point Salmon lake, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. A. G. Ha!lett of
Summer street
Nelson Mullen of North Haven is
visiting Mrs. James II. Witherell at
her home on School street.
Frank Taylor and DR.. Wood of Long
Branch. y. j.. are guests of Mr. ard
Mrs Glenn Blake at their home on
Belgrade avenue
Rev. c. d. Nutter of Lubec conduct
ed the services at the United Baptist
church On Sunday. July II.
The Rescue Workers held their
meeting Sunday afternoon at Arthur
Littleheld's home on Oak street
arrived Saturday morning about 1045
o'clock from New York City. Lieut..
Stott was killed in the Chateau Thier-
~ drive. The body was met at the
station by members IF the Harry G.
Decker Post, American Legion. Serv-
ices were held at o'clock and the
remains were taken to Yarmouth for
burial