Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

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The regular meeting OF Acme Re-
hekah Lodge will be held on Thurs
day evening in Legion hall. Follow
ing the meeting a rehearsal of the
degree staff will be held and each
member is requested to he present.
The regular meeting OF TIE Boy
Scouts viii be held this Wednesday
evening in the Legion hail. Harold
{. Perham, scout executive OF OK
ford county will be present and adj
dress the meeting. After the meet
ing q get together meeting Of tho
Oakland committee non viii he held
All interested II Scout work are in
vtcd 70 30 present
Mrs. NJ. J.. St0tt has sold her Dry
Goods business N Church street to
the Lewiston Remnant CO. The
goods viii 10 taken 20 the head
quarters store in Lewiston where a
part Of them will be sold and the
remainder Of them will nc disposed
of at the Branch store IN Madison.
Miss Kathleen sullivan has returned
from 2 weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Alton Kerr.
Allen Cook. who has boon visiting
his sister, Mrs. Beatrice Moreau. and
his mother. Mrs. Cook has returned TO
New York. where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fold returned
Monday night from Il honeymoon trip
to Boston aud vicinity. Thcy were met
at the station by n party of friends who
escorted them to the home of Mr.
Ficnds sistcr. Mrs. Charles Mower.
where a wedding supper was served
and social evening enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Field left Tuesday for their home
in Sidney.
Word has been received here that
Columbus Eurrill, a farmer resident
of Oakland. underwent Il surgical OPP
Grafton Saturday al the home of his
son, y. Q. Burriil. in Skowhe gan. The
operation was successful and his
chances for recovery are considered
good. Mr.. Burril formerly resided in
Oakland and his son, Albert Burrill.
at one time conducted hardware store
whore the dry goods store of Mrs. NJ.
j.. Stott is now' located.
knnnrbcc Pomona Grange will hold
Am all-Iay meeting today with VIM
throp Grange. State Master J. W.
Thompson Of China and Kate Ellis Of
Fairfield will be present and address
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Andrews have
returned from several days visit in
Boston.
The silent Six Club~wil meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
ORcllly on Goodwin street. Members
arc requested to como early as the
afternoon will be devoted to making IA
Betty"
The Woman's Missionary Society of
this afternoon at.the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Wing. The subject of the meet
ing will be schools and Colleges" and
the hostesaes will be Mrs. Wing and
Mrs. Ross Baker.
The Tuesday Club of Oakland
Heights met Tuesday afternoon at the
home 1T Mrs. L. ". Sturtevant. The
time was pleasantly passed with sew
ing and light refreshments were scrv-
cd. The guests were Mrs. Chester
bridges. Mrs. Lizzie Horuc,. Mrs. Wal
ter Gibbs, Mrs. Wesley Fletcher, Mrs
Ernest Bates and son Alton, Miss
Cccie Bushey and Miss Lizzie Norton.
At the next meeting. which will be held
in two weeks a the home OF Mrs. Wes-
ley Fletcher, Gentleman's Night will be
observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sawtellc. Miss
oUuiNd1 anu Lyman Nd
son were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. >AltCn Kerr of the Trafton road.
The Young People Of the Unver-
salist church met Monday evening in
Murray vestry. Plans were discussed
and parts were assigned for an en-
tertainment which will be given the
latter part of May or the first of
June. The affair will be in charge of
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett. the first half
of the entertainment will consist OF
living pictures and the second half
will be one-act play.
At the regular meeting OF Sarah
Sampson Tent Daughters of Veterans
held on Monday evening in the Post
rooms it was voted to serve birth
day supper at their next regular
meeting. April %. Supper will be
served at $50 o'clock and the COM
mittee in charge will consist of MEM
bers whose birthdays occur during
the months of April. May and June
Initiation will be held and dele
gates will be elected to attend the
department convention which will be
nelQ at Augusta in Iuno