Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-16
OAKLAND

OAKLAND
/ Mrs. George Brann has returned
from Portland where she has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. George
| Bradford.
Arthur McNelly of Burnham was
in town on business Friday.
At the regular meeting of Acme
Rebekah held on Thursday evening
| visitors We're present from the Re-
bekah Lodge at Augusta and also a
guest from Camden Lodge. There
was initiation and refreshments of
| ice cream, fancy cookies and saltines
| was served, under the direction of a
committee consisting of Mrs. Edith
Livingstone, Mrs. Flora Kelley and
Mrs. Helen Martin.
| Mrs. Charles Emmons will leave
this morning for Lewiston where
she will be week end guest of her
daughter Miss Marjorie E,mmons
who is attending the training school
! for nurses at the Central Maine Cen
eral Hospital iE that city.
Hamilton Lodge Degree of Honor"
will hold their regular meeting on
|
| Funeral services for the late Char
les II. Howes who died Thursday
morning will be held at the residence
on the Middle Road this Saturday
| afternoon at 100 o'clock Rev.
Weston p. Holman of the Methodist
Church will officiate and interment
will be in the Coombs Mills Gene
terry at Augusta.
7 Miss Cleoria Emmons has installed
a New England telephone at her
residence on High street. number 1874.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White. who
J have been passing a part of their
| honeymoon with Mrs. Whites aunt
Mrs. A. J. Pine have returned to
their home in Lewiston. Mr.. and
| Mrs. White. who was formerly Miss
! Stella Decker of Oakland. were mar
ried in Lewiston on Tuesday, June
/ 18th by Rev. Finnie of the United
I Baptist Church. The bride was be-
/ comingly gowned in a travelling suit
! of gray poiret twill with hat 10
| match and the couple We're attended
by the groom's brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph White. The bride
| is the daughter of Glen Decker of
! Oakland and is employed in the Of
flee of the Continental Product Co,
of Auburn. The groom is pros
| IL
! short wedding trip the couple will
reside with the groom's parents. Mr..
/, and Mrs. G. n. White Of Auburn.
/ Mrs. Ernest Daulphnee of Kineo
is guest of Mrs. Milford Houd-
lette.
The music pupils of Mrs. II. L. Hun
ton gave recital Friday afternoon at
her home on Pleasant street. Each
pupil had the privilege of inviting one
guest. and 60 in all were present. and
the following program was carried out:
Duet. March of the Brownies"
| (Wachs). Thelma Houdlettc: duet.
Lullaby" dewsey). Alfred Wheeler
and Mrs. Hunton; I'm the Woods and
Tattlc Tale" Nynes). Betty McTag-
CERT; idle Moments" Ucichner). Es-
| Their Marshall: odd Tommy Cat"
| (Erb). Alfred Wheeler: duct. "VioleA"
| (Blake). Myrtle and Arnold Fuller:
Dear Dolly and Song of the Glen"
Erb). Ruth Wheeler: THE Clown
(BeyeD. Wesley Judkins; Little
Prince" Krokmann). Alice Blake:
Merry Moments Vcsper Bells" (Du-
celle), Janet Taplcy; duet, Jolly Club
Girls Patriots" CDucelle). Marion and
Gladys Principato: May Zephyrs"
CErb), Marion Principato: THE Dane
ing Lesson" Ducelle). Helen Crowell;
''Melodie and Pixies" (Streabbog). RAJ
/ chcl Hailctt; dance of the Sunbeams"
| CDemangate). Delight Taylor; Jolly
Darkies. Rosies Everywhere (Bech-
, teri. Edith Clark: Dolls Dream" Goes
+ ten), Louise Cook; duet. Bells" (Behr),
Arnold Fuller and Mrs. Hunton; polka
(Spindler), Beth Kelley: march (Schar-
uenka). Bernice Jordan: valse 'Bluctte"
| (Duvernoy), Lois Warren: Valsc
Lynes). Isabelle Knox: Dance OF
| Spring (Tranz). Virginia Judkins:
Guet. Dress Parade" (Kellcr), Bernice
Jordan; I'm Nights Soft Glow"
| (Heins). Ruth Savage; "March of the
| Flower Girls" (Wachs). Delcne Terrio:
| duct. "Frangesa" Costa. Gladys
Principato and Mrs. Hunton; silver
| Nymph" Heins). "Maidens Prayer"
| (Badarzewslsa). Norman Blake.
Mrs. Edward Walton and daughter,
Jean of Lewiston are visiting Mrs. A.
| J. Pine.
The Mothers improvement club
| held their annual picnic on Thursday
! of this week. The party numbering
about 80 left Oakland in trucks and
/ automobiles Thursday morning at
| $50 o'clock for Jamaica Point Camps
| where they were guests for the day Of
Mrs. D. NJ. Marshall. A delicious din
ner consisting of fish chowder which
1 w DIS luIIllSIleu ny MIS- MdISIidll, Will
all sorts of pastry was served at
! noon. The day was pleasantly passed
| with boating and bathing and the
party left for home about 4 o'clock
after enjoying a most delightful day.
The two troops of the Boy Scouts
are requested to meet at the Legion
| hall this Saturday afternoon at 100
o'clock to go on hike.
A delegation from the Harry G.
Decker Post American Legion are
planning to attend the meeting of the
Kennebec County Council of Amer
lean Legion held at North Pond Sun
day.
The Senior class of Oakland High |
school will return today from North
Pend where they have been enjoying
a weeks visiting. The party were