Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-11-06
OAKLAND
Chautauqua Ticket Sale

The call for Chautauqua tickets
continues to be brisk II one can
judge from present indications the
disposed OF before Wednesday A. NJ.
at $3.50 o'clock. at which time tickets
sold are to be checked UP at Mart.u's
store for reserve seats. 1t is well FOR
all who desire to obtain season
tickets to bear this in mind as the
seating capacity Of Memorial Hall
will barely meet the present demand.
Little to date has been said regarding
Junior Chautauqua which is a strong
feature this year. The last afternoon
Is to be devoted to the children and
TO the girls and boys as we'll as their
parents. This will be most important
event OF the week as the Junior
leader arrives two days in advance Of
the festival for the soul purpose Of
training the girls and boys who are
purchasers of season tickets, to take
part in the pageant. The Conquest
of Peace" the new play whic- won
the $3.50 prize offered by the Chau-
tauqua management of America and
Canada.
Miss Hazel Sawtelle has gone to
Bangor where she will be a guest oe
Mrs. Bernard Haskell over the week
end.
A special meeting of Sarah Samp-
son Tent Daughters of Veterans will
be held this Monday evening in the
Post Rooms, for the purpose o. IN
spection. Department Inspector Mrs.
Nellie Carnage of Portland will be
present and at G:3O o'clock a birth
day supper will be served, and all
members whose birthdays occur in
october, November or December will
be the guests of honor.
The Novelty Dance given on Fri
day evening in Messalonskee Hall
was a decided success and was
Thoroughly enjoyed by about one
hundred and fifty I50) couple.
Music was furnished by Harringto on $
Orchestra of Waterville. Each per-
son upon purchasing a ticket was
given tag with a number and at the
, same time duplicate number was
dropped in q box and at intervals
during the evening the tickets were
drawn and thirty-eight '3S) prizes
which were donated by the NOR
chants of Oakland We're awarded d,
consisting of all sorts Of articles IN
cluding china. boxes of candy, Gig
arettes. cigars, boudoir slippers and
ornaments including very hand
some jeweled hairpin which was the
gift Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Stott The affair
was one of the most ENJOYABLE oc-
| casions which has been held in Oak
land Tor sometime and was in charge
OF the following committee; J III.
stevens, Donald Scott and Charles Il
Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currie and
son. STANLEY, and Mrs. currie's father
). R.> Brown enjoyed an automobile
Trip 10 Wclton Saturday. where thcy
were guests of relatives Cor the dat.
Kay Leydscon OF Lewiston was 4
, week end guest Of Miss Mildred Pen
hey at the home of her parents, nEr
and Mrs. William Penney.
Mrs. John Sweeney is confined 10
her home on Pleasant St. with Al
attack of the Grippe.
Mrs. George Wood of Portland was
a guest Saturday Of her mother, Mrs
Frank Whitchousc
Miss Alice Hunton. who is teaah-
ing in Lewiston this year, passed the
weekend at the home OF ncr parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Hunton of Plers-
ant street.
Mrs. G. 3. Donnelly, Of Fairfield,
was a guest Friday of her sister, Mrs.
jotn Sweeney. of Pleacant street.
Mr. anC Mrs. Frank Whiteho, 81.
who have been passing the summer
~ E2st iq1d and are at present
S.onrinG at'their farm in c,>,.thri,.ll
"2No visitors in town Saturday.
."r7. Frances Ame3. who has bee,
a "ucst OF her father lccac Brown
! ana hor sister. Mrs phche Brown,
mas returned to her home in Skow-
hogan.