Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-21
OAKLAND

FREQ A. Wyman ana Mrs. Angie
Cottle Of the Methodist Sunday school
attended a meeting In the interest OF
the Maine State Sunday school con-
vention at Waterville Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Grindle, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
s. Tapley for few days have re-
turned to their home In Brooksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark are
parents of baby girl born Tuesday
morning, Sept. 10th.
Among those who attended the fair
at Pennington Wednesday were; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Gibbs, Mrs. Lizzie
Harne. Chester Bridges, Harold Bid
ges. Albert Thomas and Mr.. Wing
Miss Louise Clark Of Sherman IN
In town called here by the critical
Illness Of her father, Russell Clark
Mrs. Henry Upper Of the Fairfield
road is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Guy Lyons of Sidney.
The teachers OF the pubic schools
at the close of the afternoon session
on Wednesday motored to Musque-
moosie Camp on East Pond where at
$50 o'clock a delicious supper was
served, the menu consisting OF hsh
chowder, roast chicken. mashed pota-
toes, with gravy. green peas, toma-
toes. green corn, onions. grape nut
ice cream. doughnuts. cake, cookies
and coffee. After supper the even
ing was pleasantly passed with music
and cards. The party included Sup
erintendent and Mrs. John s. Tapley.
Principal and Mrs. Dean Peacock.
submaster and Mrs Leroy Mckinney
Tdnfhrnn- NIT,
and Mrs. Arthur Hall. Miss Mary
Brier. Miss Ethel Gleason. Miss Glad
~ REYNOLDS, Miss Lena Kerr. Miss
Nora chandler, Miss Marion Brown,
Miss Oueenie Hall, Miss Doris Good
win Miss Bloxam, Miss Ella Hewin.
Miss Nickerson, Mrs. Frank Weiis
and Alva Kerr. -
A horse driven by Howard Sturte-
vant became frightened "Wednesday
afternoon about o'clock in Depot
square and turned quickly cramp-
ING the right fore wheel Of the wagon
and breaking the spokes which 1t was
necessary to repair before Mr.. Stur-
tevant could return 10 HIS iioiiie
Oakland Heights.
Mrs. NJ. d. Peck of Sidney was
guest Thursday afternoon OF Mrs.
Harry Higgins. ia
Eorest d, Carmen, IA months oio
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Carmen,
died from commissions WEDNESDAY
afternoon. Sept. 10Th, at their nome
at Oakland Heights. He was porn
in Oakland, June %, 1921, son OF
Row r. Carmen and Lottie Dudley
Carmon. Funeral services were heio
at the residence on Friday afternoon.
Sent. 21st at o'clock. Rev. Danlei
Rlaisdell of Smithfeld officiated ana
interment was in Lakeview cemetary.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the I'M
versalist church met "Wednesday art
ernoon in Murray vestry. 1t was oe-
cided to hold the annual sale the sec
opd week in December, and the presl-
dent. Mrs. A. H. oliver, appointed the
following committees: Fancy WORK
table Mrs. G. II. Vinegar. Mrs. Charles
Mower. Mrs. c. II. Martin. Mrs. Harry
Higgins. Mrs. Jay Scribner, Mrs. j.
II. stevens and Mrs. Harry blalsoeil'
apron table. Mrs. c. E. Small, mrs. Z.
r. Simmons, Mrs. Charles Cornfortn.
Mrs. Sidney Wentworth. Mrs. FRED
Guptil, Mrs. Frank Dingley. Mrs Har-
nv Patten, Mrs. Emma Rowell; CANDY
table Mrs. Lester Andrews. MRS; mar
old McTaggert Miss Marion Brown.
Mas. D. NJ. Marshall, Mrs. ]. E. Har-
ris. Mrs. Irvink Kelley and Mrs. Ralph
Stowel: quilts. Mrs Lucy Roy. MRS.
Martha Gleason, Mrs. David Field.
Mrs. Florena Wheeler and Mrs. Myra
Holmes: corner market. Mrs. Mary
strickland. Mrs. Winfield Palmer. Mrs.
Edna Blake, Mrs. Charles Lord. Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Hallett and Dean
Wheeler; mystery table, Mrs. Dean
Wheeler, assisted by her Sunday school
class: Skipper committee. Mrs. Guy
Adams. Miss Bertha Crowell. Miss Ma
bel Farr, Mrs. Walter Trask, Mrs.
Theodore Bragg and Mrs. Everett
Cover; entertainment committee. MIS-
William Balm. Mrs. John Walton. MRS.
J. H. Morse. Mrs. j. f. Morrlsette anu
Mrs. Dwight +. Mccartney. The meet
ing was followed by a public supper at
$40 at which the church choir ana
orchestra were invited guests. A large
number we're present and a delicious
menu was served consisting of baked
beans. brown and white bread, pickles,
salads, soft pics, assorted oaks, Dough
nuts and coffee. Mrs. Lester NJ. An
dreWs was the chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the affair. assisted
by other members of the circle.
Mrs. Hattie Eva Estes, wife of
Frank Estes died Wednesday even
ing at her home on Summer street,
following several weeks illness, aged
So years. Mrs. Estes was born IN
Northport. Me, Feb. ?. 1871, da0gh-
ter of Chapman Harrison and Ar
lette Hall Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Estes moved to Oakland about fif-
teen years ago from Lynn. Mass.
For several years Mrs. Estes had
been employed in the Cloth Hall OF
the American Wooden Mill. She was
a member and faithful worker in the
Methodist church and had a large
circle of friends in town. She Is sur
yiyed bv her husband and two nieces
Mrs. Walter Elliott of Camden ana
Mrs. Jasper Drinkwater of Spruce
bead. Me. Funeral services will be
held at the residence this Friday,
morning at 1890 o'clock. Rev. Yves
ton p. Holman of the Methoolst
church will officiate and the remains
will be taken to Northport Tor Dur
ial. ., -. rh,,rs
day afternoon at the nome OF MIS-.
Tohn King on. Oak st. The time was
nIeasantly passed with various kinds
Of fancy work and the guests were:
Mrs. 1ohn O'Reilly, Mrs. THOMAS
Walker Mrs. Alden Moore, Mrs.
Harry Blaisdell and Mrs. Flora
Kelley. lid
daughter of Mrs. Kelley of Fairfield
street slipped and fell THURSDAY
nnon as she was returning from
school and sustained fracture. OF
the left shoulder. DR.. E. p. Williams
was summoned and she was taken
to the office of DR.. V. c. Totman
where the fracture was reduced.
Mrs. Geo Wood of Portland ana
Mrs. Frank Libby of Bath were
guests Thursday of their motner'
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse.
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