Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-12
OAKLAND

2NhA' anu -. II.
attending the Music Festival held "
Portland this week.
Earl Farrand, the infant son ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farrand. wha
has been critically i'll for sever.,.
weeks. is improving slowly.
Roy Crotto of Madison, a forr.r
resident Of Oakland, was a guss.
Monday Of his brother, William
Crotto.
Clarence Kelley of Portland Is VII.
iting his mother, Mrs. Flora Keusr
and his brother, Irving Kelley,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Henderson'
from goodwill were guests SUNDAY,
of Mr.. Henderson's brother-in.l. Law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Slyyests.
Skillings, at the home of their daurh-
ter, Mrs. Carrie Peavey
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Skillines ana
son Clarence of Foxcroft were Sur
cay guests OF Mr.. Skillings' parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Skillinr,
making the trip by auto.
The S. S. Club will meet ThursS.,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Johr
King. "''
The Mothers Improvement Club
VIII meet with Mrs. Ella Stubbert a,
her home, No. IL Redingston stree,
Naterville, on Thursday of this
week. A good attendance is reoues,-
ed as plans will be made for the an
nual Christmas sale.
Mrs. James Field has completsa
her work at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Farrand and has pora
TO Winslow to visit her mother, Mrs
Burgess ''
Mrs. A. J. Pine is employed ar N.
store or t. II. Martin during the alb.
sence OF Mr.. and Mrs, Martin
Mrs. George Stott is attending IN.
Music Festival in Portland this week
and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler is employed
IN her store during her absence
The teachers of the public schools
who had planned a party and han
quet Monday evening at the co,ta,s
OF Mrs. Minerva Hall at East Pond
decided on account of the rain n
mold It in the domestic science roam
OF the High school building. which
was soon transformed into a most
attractive banquet hall Covers were
lald for 20 and at six O'Clock a deli.
iclous menu was served Afterward
the party adjourned to the room
above, where music was enioyed and
an interesting program was carried
out The affair. which was a mos,
enjoyable one, was under the direc.
uon of committee consisting of tbo
Misses Lena Kerr, Clara Manter and
Dorothy Wells.
Hamilton Lodge. Degree of Homo,
VIII mold its regular meeting This
Wednesday evening in the post rooms
Al the close of the meeting there will
be public whist party. Prizes wil,
De given and refreshments served
Inc committee in charge is NJ,
Charles Lord, Miss Marion Davis ana
Miss Cleoria Emmons.
'hiiiore Cnautauqua oil
o"arthmore, Penn. is booked for Nov
TO- ii and II. The program as out.
iihed IS one Of exceptional merit. The
NUMBER OF guarantors already ev
ceeds 40 and daily new names .,e
aoded. Mr. Lloyd Willis. the adv,nc.
representative will meet the puarsn.
| 4, - " " NioCh at which time
the program will be announced
! The Woman's Missionary Societv q,
the United Baptist church will NEE,
TINS Wednesday afternoon in tba
church vestry. This will be an "Edu.
catlonal meeting" and reports will he
gwen from the Home and Foreign
schools. The hostesses for the occa
sion VIII be Mrs. Guy Mosher, Mrs
ho"ard Narramore, Mrs. A. A. Moody
and Mrs. Thomas Bates.
! kennebec Pomona Grange will meet
this Wednesday with Sidney Grange
NO. 194. This will be the annual
Fruit meeting and an interesting pro.
gram has been prepared g..
The Thursday Club of Oakland
Heights will meet Thursday after
noon of this week at the home of Mrs
Walter Gibbs of Oakland Heights
me afternoon will be devoted to
making puffs, and members are re-
quested to bring thimble and scissors
There will be no service Thursday
evening at the Methodist church on
account of the pastor being in at.
tendance at the State Sunday school
convention in Auburn
Mrs. David Rushton of NOrridee.
wock was a visitor in town TUESDAY