Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-27

The organization of the Blue Bird
division. which includes girls less
than eleven, was discussed and the
mothers expressed a desire to or
ganiZe it A delegate and an alter
nate was appointed TO attend the
Federation of Womens Clubs held
in Portland the first four days of
next week. The annual programs
were distributed and the meeting
closed at four o'clock. The next
meeting will be held oct. . at the
Methodist vestry. Mrs. Katheryn
Upper, Mrs. Orissa Wrigiey and
Mrs. Olive GIlerson will entertain.
DR.. d. b. Holt who lectured at the
Methodist church Thursday evening
was a guest while in town OF Rev.
and Mrs. Weston p. Holman.
A joint meeting of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION of Oakland high school and
the Chamber OF Commerce was held
on Thursday evening, Sept. 25 in the
Post rooms. Plans were discussed
for raising the money toward paying
for the athletic grounds at the new
high school building. The alumni
association will meet again next
Tuesday evening, Sept. 30th. in the
Post rooms and 1t is earnestly de-
sired that all members be present as
business of Importance will be
brought before the meeting
Rev. Percy Ridlon of Lisbon Falls,
who assisted d. B. Holt in the lecture
given at the Methodist church on
Thursday evening. was an over night
Woodsum.
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Johnson. Mrs. Nathaniel b. Wood
sum and Mrs. Wallace JuGikins at
tended the Federation of Ladies Aid
Societies hold a. the Methodist
church in Skowhegan Thursday.
ME-. and Mrs. Nathaniel Woodsum
have returned from Rumford where
they visited MIR. Woodsum's brother,
Madison Wodsum. On Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Woodsum in company with
% of their relatives motored to
Balsam. n. H.. where picnic lunch
was served
Mrs. Flora Kelley entertained 1.-The
Silent Six Club" Thursday afternoon
at her home on High street. The time
was pleasantly passed with various
kinds Of sewing and fancy work, The
members were all present and re-
freshments were served. The club
will meet on Thursday of next week
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Poulin have
returned FROM DcadfieId fair where
they have been conducting an eating
tent for the past week
Miss Madolyn Folsom. who Is talk
ing a course in beauty culture at
Outlet and Blaine's beauty parIor in
Lewiston. will pass the weekend at
her home in town.
II. w. Preble was a business visitor
in Readficld Friday.
Mrs. Nathan Reed left for Brock
ton. Mass. Thursday. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Carroll Clark, and TO
attend the Brockton fair.
Mrs. Francis s. Bernauer will
preach and sing at West Sidney on
Sunday at $50. -, d
Rev f. 8. Bernauer will preach
on "Co-operaticn." Sunday morning
at the laymen's SERVICE being the
third OF the series on "Objectives
for the Year" The entire parish
is invited to rally to this service and
to the Sunday school following.
There will be a platform service at
7.1J p. NJ. with men speakers In
troduced by a rousing song service,
with Mrs. Bernauer leader and solo,
list. Prof. Herbert l.. Newman of
Colby college will speak on "Lifters
or Lcaners."
Mrs. Albert Blaisdell OF Norridge-
wock will be the guest Friday of her
sister, Mrs. Earl Dudley.
The beginners, primary and ju-
NOR children will have a party at
the United Baptist vestry Saturday
at 3 p. NJ. Parents are asked TO
send them at o'clock in order to
get started on pageant which will
be given Rally day. Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Herbert Kelley and Mrs.
Lewis Crowell attended the fair at
Readfield. Thursday. Sept. Is.
Mrs Ida Judkins was q recent WIS.,
'itor I'm WatervilIe. ~
The football team Of Oakland high
school has organized and will begin
practice this afternoon.
The Tuesday Club will hold its
first meeting Of the season on the
afternoon of the first Tuesday in
October. The club will continue its
study Of South America.
The women's Relief Corps School
of instruction will be held Septem-
Der 10Th in Fairfield. Members are
Requested to, bring q picnic lunch
and to meet at Flanders Corner,
Tuesday morning. in time to take the
0 o'clock scar for WaterviIie.
Sergeant wyman: women's Relief
Corps will hold their regular meet