Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-26


Lonald York. Horace Blacknev and
Ralph Spaulding, was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Friend of Ban-
gor are visiting friends in town.
OAKLAND
Sarah t'ampson Tent, Daughters of
Veterans, held q business meeting on
Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the
Post rooms. This was followed by
the annual installation Of officers.
The affair was semi public, each
member inviting one guest, and q
good sized audience was present.
Miss Marion Davis presided at the
piano and the officers were installed
by Department President Miss LOU
Use Benson, assisted by Nella Mer-
rick, chief of staff. as installing
guide; Maud Merrick, past depart
ment president, acting as installing
chaplain, and Bertha MacPhee, presi-
dent of Dorothea Dix Tent, No. 2, as
secretary. The officers installed
were: President, Mrs. Edna Dusty;
senior vice president, Miss Charlotte
Bickford; junior vice president, Miss
Bertha Crowell; chaplain, Mrs
Gladys Manson; treasurer, Mrs. Elva
Soule; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Lot
tie Latin: council, Mrs. Mildred
Libby, Mrs. Nina Boynton. and Miss
Frances Pike; guide, Mrs. Edna
Stevens; guard, Mrs. leila Bartlett;
color bearers, Miss Clara Leech, Mrs.
Emma Crotto, Mrs. Gladys Crowell
and Mrs. Helen Towle. The retiring
president, Mrs. Mildred Boynton
Libby, was presented by Mrs. Elva
Soule in behalf of the tent, with a
past presidents gold pin. Refresh
ments of fruit punch, sandwiches,
cake, fancy crackers and cookies
were served under the direction of a
committee consisting of Mrs. Helen
Towle, Mrs. Gladys Manson and Mrs.
Emma Crotto. This was followed by
social hour, dancing was enjoyed
and piano music was furnished by
Miss Mildred Libby and violin music
! by Mrs. Gladys Manson.
Members of Sarah Sampson Tent,
Daughters of Veterans, including
their obligated members are invited
to attend the installation of Doro-
thea Dix Tent, No. 2, which will be
held in Waterville this evening The
| officers will be installed by Past De-
, partment President Miss Louise Ben
| son.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
! First Baptist church will meet on
Thursday afternoon of this week at
! the home of Mrs. Edward Wing of
Grove street instead of the< church
vestry as was previously announced.
The afternoon will be devoted to
| sewing and large attendance is de-
| sired.
| Oakland has an enterprising young
man In the person of Clyde Wheeler,
who for over a year has been manu- l.
featuring monographs. Nv. Wheeler
has an electric pronograph which is
rather unusual in the fact that while
it is similar to any disk phonograph
liz appearance it has several features
that are Mr.. Wheeler's own invent IN
and that are not found on other ma
chiEes. With the cover down this
ma chine is almost silent and requires
NO winding, no switch to turn off or
on. It works automatically and
| when a record is through playing 1t
shuts off the power and the machine
stops. 1t plays all makes of disk lcc-
ortis perfectly, Edison, Victor, Column
5ia, Okeh and Pathe without any eX-
- ~ III
which is due to an all wood tone
chamber made Of wood grown in the
State and which was designed by Mr..
Wheeler. The cabinets are made from
quartered oak, mahogany and lose
wood and are most attractive in ap-
pearance and are manufactured by
Mr.. Wheeler in his workshop which
a6joins his salesroom at his store on
Church street.
The Maine Public Health Associa-
ton. which has for it's object ITO pro-
r1ote good health" and to combat dis
case and its causes among the people
of the State Of Maine through it's
publicity director has appointed Mrs.
Virgil c. Totman as authorized re-
por;tr To-: the m. P. H. A. News" a
health paper wholly representative of
al! The health activities in the State
co-operatng as it does with the State
department of health, education, cha
rites and corrections. agriculture, ma
tional health and social service organ
izattoLs. This will be gratifying 10
many no desre to see q more thor
ongh enforcement of heat. laws
made possible only by al cnlight-
ened Public sentiment, supporting
right and denouncing wrong.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Free Bap-
fist church will meet this af.crus.n I
the home of Mrs Mary Psa7ey.
The Misses Antoinette and Aline
Doyon entertained the "Sparklers
club" Monday evening at their home
on Fairfield street. The guests were
the Misses Janet Blake, Iva Grover,
Gloria and Marjorie Emmons, Mrs
William Thompson and Mrs. Arthur
Bush. The time was pleasantly
passed wits sewing. embroidery, cro-
cheting and various kinds of fancy
work, and refreshments Of Jello with
whipped cream, candy and cookies
were served. Miss Iva Grover will en-
terrain the club on Tuesday evening.
Feb. 8. at the home Of Mrs. George
| Stott on Church street.
A box social will be held this We'd
IneSday evening IN grange hall. Each
Ilady u requested to carry boz con-
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