Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-30

N'NN'Si IItehSl VI MtItpT was
guest Saturday of his sister, Mrs. Al
den Savage.
Ralph Williams. the Young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Williams en-
tertained a party of his young friends
Saturday afternoon From . to 4 o.
clock at his home on Aver street. the
occasion being his fifth birthday. 4
delightful afternoon was enioved bv
the little folks. games were PLAYED
and refreshments of ice cream, cake.
saltines. fancy cookies and candy
were served. There were Nwo very
pretty birthday cakes decorated with
lighted candles wfich were also cut
and served. The guests We're: Dom
aid and Elizabeth Mitchell. Junior
Peacock. Arnold Forsburg. Alder Will
liams. Evelyn Ande. son. Donald Col
Ter. ANITA Crockett. Master Ralph re-
ceived several pretty gifts in honor
of the day.
Thomas Sullivan and Robert Currie
We're visitors in Augusta Saturday.
The 4. ID. F.. Club will meet next
Thursday evening at the home of
WI =. I'fdI 'rt1ltltIIldD IISHl
will be observed and chicken pie
supper will be served
Miss Gathcryn Jordon has returned
from a short visit 18th friends in
Boston. Mass.
William Wheeler of Waltham.
Mass. and Rcrtell Wheeler of Wat
crtown. Mass. are at the home of
their sister. Mrs. Frank Dincley,
where they We're called by the death
OF their father. Cyrus Wheeler.
Word has been received here of the
death of Frances Manison which oc-
CURED recently at his home in Can
ton. Mass. Mr.. Manson was son
of the late Nartholemcw Manison and
was native and former resident of
Oakland Heights. For many years he
had been real estate dealer in BoS-
ton. Mass. but was we'll known in
this visinity. it having been his GUS
tom to pass his summers at the
Manison farm at Oakland Heights
which he sold the past fall to Napo-
leon Bisson. He is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Judge Moore of New York
City. who also passed her vacation
each summer at the old homestead in
town.
Thomas Walker and Miss Edna
Walker were business visitors in Au-
susta Saturday.
Harold Bridges Jr. and Miss DorO-
thy Bridges were guests Friday af
ternoOn of, their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Bridges.
Miss Alice Wrigley Is confined to
her home on the Fairfield road by
illness.
tanned a dinner party Saturday at
their home at Oakland Heights. A
delicious menu was served. After
dinner the afternoon was passed in
social way and a delightful time
was enjoyed by th' guests who were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bridges OF
Oakland Heights AMI Mrs. AIinna
Boothby of Lynn, Mass.
Funeral services for the late Cyrus
Wheeler were held at the residence
Sunday afternoon at 1 O'Clock aad
were conducted by Rev. Weston p.
Holman of the Methodist church. The
bearers were John Gleason. Oral Ben
son. Frank Taylor and Harry Pattcn.
The remains were placed in the tomb
and later interment will be in tie fam |
lily lot in the Middle cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hallett and chill |
dren. Vance and Vera Hallett. of Chel- |
sea. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen and !
son Cecil Of Waterville were in town /
c., ntyn
Of their father. the late Cyrus !
Wheeler. !
The minstrel show entitled The Hot |
test Coon in Dixie, given by the young |,
men of Cascade Grange Friday evening !
in Memorial hall. was great success. |
The entertainment was in two acts ann !
the jelies and solos were thoroughly /
enjoyed by a large audience. The fol- |
lowing were in the cast: End men, |
Harold Mathews. Oral Wheeler. Allen |
Lewis and Mark Hurd: inte-locutor, /
Carl Reynolds; chorus. Norman Spiler |
Harold Thompson. Ernest Rutter. AL !
yah Kerr. Walter Damren. Ralph Bohl. !
Maurice Sullivan. Earl Sawtelle ani |
Ed Gallagher A solo. THAT Old IRISH |
Mother of Nine" was sung by Ralph !
Bohl who responded to an encore by !
singing "In the Garden Of Your Heart" |
Harold Thompson sang "Whisr ering;" /
encore. "In the Old Sweet Way" AL |
len Lewis sang MA and Mark Hurd |
sang "Oh BY Gingo." Alvah Kerr !
sang Goodbye. Boys" the members |
Of the company joining in the chorus. |
Navajo" was sung by Oral Wheeler
and George McCann sang little Gray
Home in the West" Ernest Rntter Il
Amt Nobody's Darling and Norman |
Spiller LINDA" Ed Gallagher sang |
"Bowie-Wo-Wow:" encore, There's
One Wide River. to Cross" There were
specialties between the acts and at tie
close Of the entertainment there was