Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-04
OAKLAND

Mrs. George Tracy is confined 10
her home on Fairfield street by i'll
ness.
Miss Hazel Garland, who is train
ing for a nUrse at the Eye ana Ear
lntirmary IN Portland is passing
short vacation at the home Of her
parents. Mr. ana Mrs. ank Garland
on the Fairfield road
Miss Marjorie Emmons and Miss
Alicia sweeney are enjoying several
days outing at the Emmons cottage
on Lake MeSsalonskee.
Mrs. Lizzie Horne Of Oakland
Heights and her daughter. Mrs Min
ia R""thhy of Lynn. Mass have
gone to Fairfield Center. where they
Will he guests of w. X. Morrow and
Mr.. and Mrs. seldom Howe for a few
DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Gibbs of Oak
land Heights and their guest Miss
Margaret Watson of East Orange. ~
j., are passing the week at their
camp AT East lake.
Mrs. Ellen Smith. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Bailey
for the past few days. has returned
to her home in Skowhesan.
Avery Merrow OF Fairfield, a form
er resident OF Oakland, WAS calling
on flends IN town Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. John r. Towne of
NaterNllle are passing the summer at
their camp on the shore Of Lake
Mess3l 3lonskee.
Mrs a. S.,l, 49,,
from SkoWheGan. where she has been
visiting Mrs. Ellen Cover and Miss
AdGie Cover.
Mr. and Mrs. I.lford Dursin ana
son Elford. .Ir, of Wollaston. Mass,
Who have been visiting relatives in
town, have gone to Harpswell. where
they Will enjoy an outing before re-
turning to their home.
Mrs William Winslow OF Manches-
ter, \. H., is a guest of Mrs. Charles
Bartlett
Miss Mildred Libby is confined to hor
home on Alpine street by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham. Mrs Ar
thur l.ittlcfe!d, Mrs. Linwood Little
field Mrs. Lyle owen and son Harvey
motnred 10 Eridgton Tuesday on 3
plea sure trip ana took dinner at the
Hridgion hotel.
Oral Wheeler and son Linwood and
Frank Garland have returned from
trip to Brunswick.
Elmer Stewart Of WinsIow was re-
cent business visitor in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Perry aud
daughter Evelyn Of Aver street re
enjoying two weeks vaca ion with Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Perry of Benton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pillsbury Of Fairfield
at Wimdomere lake, Unity.
During the month of August there
Will ho a morning service and Sunday
school at the United Baptist church,
but the evening service and Thursday
evening service will be omitted.
Mrs. Florence Wells. who is receiv-
ing treatment at the Elm City hospi-
ia iii Watervile. is improving and
expects to he able to return to her
home in town soon.
A Joint school board meeting of the
towns Of Oakland, Sidney and Rome
Those present were Mrs. Iottie Brown
of Rome. Mrs. Margaret Drummond
and Eugene Cowan of Sidney. w. G.
Simpson and c. II. Martin of Oakland.
Mrs. Margaret Drummond was elected
chairman Of the union and c. II. Martin
secretary
The Oakland b., seball team will play
the team Of til" Lewiston Athletic
Cluh Saturday afternoon. Aug. ). on
The athletic grounds. The game Will
he called at , o'clock.
Sylvester Stevens. Miss Clara Man
ter and Mrs. Sarah Loring were recent
guests Of r. W. Ionglcy. who has been
I'LL Al his home on the Sidney road but
is slowly Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson have
moved their household goods into the
tenement over Morrison Lihhy's store
where they viii make their home in
the future.
The BOYS School at Cedar Crest
camps is a busy place at present
There are about 100 hoNs there and
all sorts of out door sports are en-
jovAd.
George Manter and F.. W. Lewis
ness trip to Wiscasset
J.. II. Grey has opened a store on
his farm on the road leading to Sid
nev and is doing a good business.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wing, Mrs.
Waiter Farren and Mrs Wallace Pat
terson of Oakland. Mrs. Marion
feavy and Mrs. Ida Patterson Of
Fairfield We're guests Wednesday Of
Mrs. Fred Leech at her cottage at
Lakeside.
\ large number Of children and
adults attended the picnic OF the Uni
Versalist Sunday school held at Lake
side Wednesday and fine time is
reported.
Mrs. Herbert Dyer, who Is en-
ployed at Miller's Island in East Pond
for several weeks. was a business yjsi
tor in town Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Ellis and Mrs. frankie
tarwell OF Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Glazier of Portland were in
town Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral services of the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving HAYNES whose
remains were brought here for burial
from Portland
Mrs. Matte Blasdel is confined to
her home on Summer street with an
attack OF sciatica rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aving Haynes who