Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
OAKLAND

VuouveURUB0 l
Archie Towle's class of young men
iI the Methodist Sunday school serv-
ed an oyster supper to the members
of the Sunday school and friends Fri
day evening. There were about $50
present and a general GOOD time en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. Carl Spencer of North Bel
grade will leave Monday morning for
Boston where she will receive treat
ment at DR.. Bessey's Private hospi-
tai.
Maurice Forsythe Is confined to his
home with an attack # chicken pox.
Mrs. Alice Gilman was recent
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SStur-
tevant of Oakland Heights.
Mrs. E. w. Cummings who has been
visiting her sister law. Mrs. Ida
Judkins Of the Belgrade road has re-
turned to her home In Lewiston.
A business meeting OF the Pro-
cressive class of the United Baptist
church was held on Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Roy Brier on
Church street. The next regular meet
ing will be held Feb. 18th.
Lewis wrigley has returned from
visit with friends In Winslow.
The Fidelity class Of the United
Bapteist church will meet on Friday
afternoon of this week at the home OF
Mrs. Walter Farren on Goodwin
street.
Miss Esther Knidsen Of Portland
and Miss Lenora Hall OF Camden
students at Colby College were over
night guests Friday of Miss Inez
Stevens at the home of her parents,
Stevens.
Barton Wrigley of Fairfield road
was a guest over the week end OF his
sister. Mrs. Roland Sukeforth OF
Woodsford.
Arno Lawrence of Skowhegan pass
ed the week end with Mrs. Lawrence.
who Is visiting her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. w. Sturtevant OF Oakland
Heights.
Charles Mckinney was a guest
Saturday of his son and wife, MT.
and Mrs. Leroy Mckinney of High
street. He was accompanied by MRS.
McKenney who will visit here for the
remainder of the week.
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Hold
I Installation
A joint installation Of j. Wesley
Gilman Camp Sons Of Veterans ana
their Auxiliary was held on FRIDAY
evening in the Post rooms. A de-
licious supper was served al o:3o
o'clock, the menu consisting of scall-
oped dishes, fruit salad, rolls, cake
and coffee. The committee in charge
of the supper included Mrs. Emma
Crotto, Miss Phibe Brown and Mrs.
Mae Hallett. The supper was follow
ed by the installation. The officers
for the Auxiliary were installed by
Miss Marie Patterson, division install
ling officer of Hallowell, assisted by
Miss Hazel Sawtelle as guide as fol-
lows: president, Emma Crotto; vice
president, Phepc Brown; trustees,
Rose Kelley, Fannie Pike and Abbie
ONeill; treasurer, May Haliett; chap
lain, Ruby Cochran; patriotic in
structor, Fannie Pike, guide, Hazel
Sawtelle; assistant guide, Lillian
Kelley; color guards, Cara Crotto and
Marian Durrell; inside guard, Katie
Hoar; outside guard, ma Cochran;
secretary, Gladys Crowell; musician
Adelaide Gorham; press correspond
ent, Rose Kelley; councillor, Jesse
Hallett. The following officers were
installed for the camp Ivy Senior wee
Division Commander George POND OF
Bangor; commander, Jesse A. HAL
lett; senior vice commander, George
Pressey; junior vice commander, W.
L. Damren; secretary, Merl +. Bev-
erage; treasurer, Herbert +. Kelley;
patriotic instructor, +. S. Whitney;
chaplain, j. S. Pressey; guide. Char
les Kelley; inside guard, l.. +. Cover;
outside guard, Harry Bickford; color
bearer, Alec Williams; camp council,
j. S. Presley. Several distinguished
guests from out Of town were present
at the meeting including the division
commander William w. Jewett and
wife of Portland, the division vice
president of the auxiliary, Mrs. Mar
garet Coleman Of Brunswick and Mrs.
Florence Bacon, division council or
Fairfield beside the installing officers
senior vice division commander, Geo.
Pond of Bangor, Miss Marie Patter-
son division installing officer OF Hall
Dwell and five members of Sergeant
Wyman Post G.. a. II. After the
installation the past division preSl-
dent, Mrs. Mae Haliett in behalf OF
the members presented the retiring
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Rose Kelley with q
pair of cut glass candle sticks; the
retiring president presented the IN
stalling officer, Miss Patterson with
q box OF hand embroidered handker-
chiefs. senior vice ulVlSioll SoHi-
nander, George Pond If Bangor pre-
sented the camp with very hand
some gavel. which was specimen OF
his own handwork and was much
appreciated by members Of the Camp.
A social hour followed with re-
marks by the following members OF
Sergeant Wyman Post G. A. K. VINO
were present. n. =. Beverage, q. W.
Goulding, Justin Sawtelle. George ii. !
BRYANT and Charles Bartlett.
Miss Helen Pollard OF Fairfield and
Miss Helen Thomas of Augusta, stu
dents at Colby college were over night ;
guests Friday of Mrs. Margery Pierce.
Division Commander of the Sons
of Veterans William W. Jewett and
wife of Portland were over night
guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hallett.
1.-THE Silent Six Club" will meet on
Thursday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. Flora Kelley of High street.
The Ladies' Social Circle OF the
church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon of this week
in Murray vestry. The hostesses will