Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-12
OAKLAND

DR.. Alfred Wheeler who was called
here by the death of his uncle, CheS-
ter f. A. Wlnslow and has since been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wheeler and brother Dean
+. Wheeler, returned Friday to his
home in Norfolk, \. Y. He was ac
companicd as far as Portland by his
father and brother, who will return
to their home in town today. the trip
Icing made by auto.
Mrs. Eugene Danforth OF Madison
and Mrs. Ardell Moore Of Houlton
Who were called here BY the death Of
their niece Mrs. Macy Abbott, arc
guests at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Hall of Pleasant street
Mrs Justin Penney. who has been
a guest of Mrs. Charles Blaisdell for
a few days, returned Friday morn
ing to Bath whcr0 she will pack her
household furniture preparatory to
moving to Groton, Conn. to join Mr..
ICnncy who is erecting fine home
in that city. Mr.. ana Mrs Penney
and children Joseph and Louise are
fcrmer residents Of Oakland. having
IT one time resided in the the house
on High street owned by CHARLES
Clark For the past two years Mr..
Penney has been employed as a ma
chinist on government boat. but
has secured position in Groton
whore they viii make their home in
the future.
4 party from the Fairfield Road
consisting of Mildred Wheeler, Carl
and Louis Wrigley. Grace and Len
wood Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Bridges and children, Harold. IT,
and Dorothy and their guest Miss
Marion Stowcll Of Lewiston, Ruth
GibcrsOn, Roy, William and Hazel
Garland. passed Thursday at East
Fond. 4 picnic dinner was served at
noon. games were played and gen
cral good time enjoyed
Mrs. W. w Gibbs Of Oakland
Heights is confined to her home by
illness
Roy Cannon Is substituting as r.
F. D. Carrier on Route No. 50 du-
ring the absence Of George Fuller.
who is enjoying q short vacation
~ tt-I' -AiIf7. W lIItttli lJiln WIFE
1oavc today for DiTicld where thov
viii be guests Of friends over the
k-end.
tIrs. Frank Wells, who has been
receiving treatment at the Elm City
Hospital in Watervillc, has returned
t. her home in town.
Mrs. Shuts of Lewiston is a gucstf
of her daughter. Mrs Frank Wheeler.
The Grange hall. which has recent
ly been rebuilt, Will open on We'd
rosday evening, Aug. 10Th. a public
supper Will be served from $50 to s
o'clock. the committee in charge CON
siStiEg Of Mrs. NJ. r. Knight Mrs.
Ella Oliver Mrs. Lottie Cornforth,
Mrs. Ella Cook, Mrs. May Collins,
Mahlon Knight and George Oliver.
After supper a musical program will
be presented under the direction Of
Mrs. Viola Oliver. Mrs. Edna Brown
and Mrs Eileen Kerr ana q social
dance Will follow.
Miss Phyllis Oliver, 4 graduate
nurse from the Trull hospital in Bid
deford, who has been caring for Mrs
Ralph Sturtevant of High street has
Samuel Swan, T. T.. Swan and son
Of New Sharon, were guests Friday of
Herbert Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew CODY of
SkoWhegan were recent visitors in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Carter Will leave
this morning for Lewiston to visit
Mrs. Cora Shepherd and Austin Lara.
While there they will enjoy an auto
mobile trip to Orrs Island and
IIarpswell Point.
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Bennett and
children, Betty ana Junior, and their
guest, Thomas Heath of Canada,
Anna Perry and Mrs. Perry are en-
joying a weeks outing at the Carter
cottage on Lake Messalonskoe.
MI and Mrs. David Sweeney and
their daughter. Miss Alicia Sweeney
and her guest, Mrs. Frances Colgan
Greene Of Jacksonville. Fla. are pass
ing the week end at the Sweeney cot
tage at Lake Messalonskee Mrs
Greene, who is passing the summer
with her mother. Mrs. Colgan Of Au-