Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-11
OAKLAND

the Methodist church in the small
yestry, Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock
BUSINESS Of Importance will be tram
sacted and full attendance is de-
sired.
About so attended the annual pic
mic of the Methodist Sunday school
held Wednesday at Lakeside. A
basket lunch was enjoyed and re-
| freshments of ice cream and lemon
ade was served. In the afternoon
there was a ball game between the
Getchell Street Free Baptist church
Of Naterville, resulting in a score
! OF I to in favor of the Getchell
Street school.
The Fidelity Glass of the United
Baptist church will meet this Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the home
of AIRS. Edward Wing on Grove
street.
Mrs. Justin Penney and children,
Joseph and Louise of Bath, former
residents Of Oakland, are guests Of
Mrs. Charles Elaisdell.
Mrs. Jesse Mckenney of Burling-
ton, Vermont. is guest of Mrs. Rose
Baker. Mrs. Mckenney was former
~ Miss Doris Timbcrlake of Lewis
ton and is well known in this town,
having for sereral years been q
frequent visitor here.
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell entertain
ed the w. +. S. Club at dinner
party at $50 o'clock Thursday eve
ing at her home on Church sire ct
IN honor Of her guest, Mrs. Justin
Penney Of Bath. The menu consist
cd of Reef steak, now potatoes. but
tered bccts, creamed string beans,
sweet corn, hot rolls, cake and cof-
fcc. a delightful evening was en-
I joyed and the guests were: afrs.
! Theodore Bragg, Mrs Charles Bart
lett, Mrs. William Balm, Mrs. Will
liam Simpson, Mrs. Dean z. Wheeler,
Mrs. G. Z. Small. Mrs. Roy Tracy and
Mrs. Everett Cover beside the guest
/ Of honor Mrs. Penney.
Among those in town who attended
the band concert at Watcrville We'd
| nosday evening were: Mrs. Rose
Baker son Kenneth, and daughter.
Lillian, Lura Bunker, Mrs. Thomas
fates ard Mary Bunker, Mr. ana
Mrs. Antonio Williams and son.
Ralph, Miss Edna. Walker and Mrs.
Walter Trask.
Alvin IT. Gilman left Thursday
morning for South ITadlcy, Mass. to
visit his sister. Or. II. T. Hooker. Mr..
Gilman Will also visit his brothers.
Walter Gilman Of Clinton and James
Gilman Of Mendcn. Mass, before re-
turning homo.
Mrs. Theodore Bragg Of Alpine street
picked 10 dozen ears Of sweet corn
from her garden Thursday
Mrs. Ijnna Boothby. who has been
visiting hor sister Mrs Chester
Bridges. and her mother. Mrs. Liz;
Nornc, for several weeks, returned
! Thursday morning to her home in
Lynn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Ramsdell Of
Wat"rvil!e We're callers Wednesday at
/ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Bridges OF Oakland Heights.
Louis and Carl Wrieloy. Grace and
/ Linwood Wheeler, Will ana Hazel Gar
| land, Mr. ana Mrs Harold Bridges
and children. Harold Jr. and Dorothy,
and Mrs Bridges sister, Miss Marion
&toweN. enjoyed a picnic at East pond
/ Thursday.
s. NJ Abraham and children. myrtle
and Melvin, of Boston. are guests of
Mrs. Alivilda Perry of Oakland
Heights.
Mrs Mary sturtcvant and Mrs. An
ME Arnold of Augusta and Mrs. AL
fred Durgn and son Alfred Jr. Of
Wollaston. Mass. who have been en-
Joying an outing 1t Harpswell are
passing a few days at Mrs Sturte-
wants homo at Oakland Heights.
The regular meeting Of Acme Re
bokah Lodge was held Thursday eve
ming in Odd Fellows hall.
Carol Stinford was an overnight
guest Wednesday Of Sherburn Stinnc-
ford Of Belgrade avenue.
Mrs. Edward Cole Of Brooklne.
Mass, is guest of her father, George
". Gouiding, end her aunt, Mrs. Sum-
ner Bois Of Church street
Miss Ruth Goodwin of Waterville
was a guest Thursday Of her aunt,
Mrs. Edward Wing. Miss Goodwin
has accepted q postion>as teacher of
mathematics and English at Oak Grove
seminary the coming year.
Mrs. Henry Mathews of Oldtown IS
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. II.
q. Kennedy Of Maple street, for the
remainder Of the week.
Herman Tracy of Skowhegan was
a guest Wednesday of his aunt, Mrs.
.\lden Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Savage and
laughter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs.
l!alles Preble and daughter Ethelyne
ave returned from several days out
ing at the Furbush Cottage, Great
ond.
Mrs. Josephine Decker Of Mercer
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs, Alden
Savage.
Mrs. Walter Blake, Jr., Miss Janet
Blake and Mrs. Robert Currie passed
Thursday at Belgrade Lakes.
Miss Charlotte Carleton Of Augusta
is a guest at the home of her uncle
Charles Cornforth of Fairfield street.
Mrs. Kurstead, who was formerly
Miss Martha Brown and at one time
resided in the house on Water street
now OWNED and occupied by Sarge
Warren was an over night guest
Wednesday Of Mrs. J. r. Brown OF
Fairfield street, leaving Thursday