Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-20
OAKLAND

OAKLAND
Funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Gleason
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Harriet Gleason, wife Of John Gleas-
on were held at the residence on
Belgrade avenue Monday morning
at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Weston p. Hol-
man Of the Methodist church officiat-
ed. The Mothers Improvement Club
OF which the deceased was a member
attended in body. A delegation
from the public schools also attended
the service, the daughter Of the de-
ceased, Miss Ethel Gleason, holding
position as teacher in the high
school. The bearers were Frank,
Fred and Walter Gleason and Mil
FORD Bates and interment was In the
Middle cemetery.
The public schools in town were
quiet for five minutes Monday morn
ing during the funeral services of the
late Mrs. Harriet Gleason.
Inc regular meeting Of "The
Mothers improvement Club" has
been changed on account Of the
Swarthmore Chautauqua, from
thursday of this week to Wednesday.
when 1t will be held at the home of
MRS. Agnes Savage on the Waterville
ROAD. Mrs. Savage will be assisted
IN entertaining by Mrs. Oscar Bunk
er. A Thanksgiving program will be
carried out. Roll Call will be res
ponded to with Thanksgiving quo
tatlons; Thanksgiving proclamations.
both state and national will be read.
and Mrs Olive Giberson will read a
paper. "Gladness and Hope.
j. Wesley Gilman Camp, Sons of
veterans Auxiliary at their regular
meeting next Friday evening will
hold their annual inspection. The in
spector will be Ruth Bassett of Fair
field division inspector will be the
inspecting officer.
Birthday Party
MISS Rachael Hallett, little daughter
OF Fred Hallett, celebrated her
tWelfth birthday at party Saturday
afternoon from to o'clock at her
home on Fairfield street. Games
We're played and there was a beau
tiful birthday cake, frosted and deco
rated, which was cut and served
with refreshments of zee cream and
a delightful afternoon was enjoyed
The guests were Beatrice Cornforth
Allce Blake, Bertha Sawtelle. Helen
CroWell, Alice Golfer, Janet and Mary
Iapley, Kathaleen Sullivan, Thelma
i1oudlette. Lottie Hoar, Anita
Crockett and Dorothy Durrell. Miss
Racnel received many pretty gofts in
honor of the day.
Mrs. George Wood of Portland was
a visitor Monday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Whitehouse OF
High st. VI
Jesse Hallett. division inspector OF
the Sons of Veterans went to Wat
erville Monday evening to inspect
Garfield Camp Sons of Veterans No
Sons Veterans Meet
]. Wesley Gilman Camp Sons OF
Veterans held their regular meeting
and annual inspection en- FRIDAY
evening. Nov. 18th in the Post rooms
delicious supper was served, the
menu consisting of baked beans
cola ham, hot rolls. cabbage salad
pickles, cake and coffee. The COM
mittee in charge included, Mrs. Mae
Hallett, Mrs. Gladys Crowell and
Mrs. Abbie O'Neill. Six members oil
the G.. a. r. and also members oil
the auxiliary were guests at the sup
per. The inspecting officer was past
division commander. Frank Aver OF
Auburn; division president of the
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Mrs. Eva
Lannon's of Bath and Senior vice di-
vision commander Geo. Pond of Ban
gor were present at the meeting
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ervilie where they were guests fol-
TIE remainder of the evening of The
Garfield Tent Sons of Veterans Aux
iliary No. 10.
Supt. John s. Tapley was a bust
ness visitor in Sidney Monday.
The Progressive Class of the United
BAPTIST Church will meet this Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs
Perley Eldridge on Water St Mem.
beIs are requested to bring thimhle
and needle as there. are puffs to be
tackled.
The Fidelity class of the United
Baptist church will meet Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Lulu With
erell On Maple ST
7lrs. David Sweeney is confined tt
her home on Summer St, with ar
attack of bronchitis.
Miss Dorothy Dyer of Dover-Fox.
croft was week end guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Bragg of Alpine st.
Mics Lena King, who accompanied
her grandmother, Mrs. Talbert to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. d. Fl
Watson of West Somerville. Mass.
has returned to her home in town.
Mrs. Harold Thompson and daugh.
ters Lena and Frances King have
moved from the tenements in Mrs
Anna Bailey's House on Alpine St.
into the light housekeeping apart.
ment in the house owned by Mr.. ;.nC
Mrs. Ernest Warning on the same ST
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bubier are
moving into the Bailey House on AL
pine ST., recently vacated by Mrs
Harold Thompson and daughters.
Mrs. Eva Puffer who has beer
visiting her cousin. Theodore Bragg
of Alpine Street and has also visited
relatives in Norridegwock has re-
turned to her home in Dexter.
YOung-Sawyer
Charles NJ. Young of Norridge.
wock and Miss Florence f. Sawyer
of Rome were united in marriage by
Rey Francis. s. Bernauer at the Uni.
ted Baptist parsonage Saturda.
evening. November 10. the double
ring service being employed. These
are popular young people whose un'
ion is marked by the Fluctuations Of
a host of friends.
First Meeting Mems Bible Glass
The first meeting of the new Bible
class for men in connection with the
United Baptist church was held il
the old Free Baptist church, Sunday
at II. noon, with a good attendance
A committee on organization, consti.
tuition and promotion was appointed
consisting of Rev. Francis. S. Der.
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