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

| OAKLAND
Cascade Grange Meets
| At the regular meeting Of Cascade
Grange held on Saturday evening,
| Ladies' Night was observed. The
ladies' fufnished~sthe entertainment
and filled the chairs as follows: Mas
ter, Viola Oliver; overseer. Sadie
Reed; lecturer, Ida Judkins; ste
Katheryn Lufkin; assistant steward,
Gala Dudley: chaplain. Charlotte
Shores; secretary. Arlene Kerr;
| treasurer, Laura Brimstine; gate
keeper, Nina Fowlie; Ceres, Mrs.
Smiley; Pomona. Mrs. William Foss;
| Flora, Mrs. Frank Page; Lady AS
sistant steward. Laura Oliver. The
following program was carried out
Selection by Kitchen orchestra,
composed Of several ladies who play
ed on kitchen utensils ranging from
| a cup to an egg beaten; there was a
reading by Sadie Reed; original pa
| per, entitled Wrong Discipline"
Bertha Wheeler; reading, Gala Dud-
\ley; selection by Kitchen orchestra;
Atableau, 1.-The rising SUM-" reading.
Maggie Johnson; reading. Nina
Gowiie; tableau. 1.-The interrupted
4purtship." selection by Kitchen or
| hestra.
vAt the regular meeting next~Sat-
| uYday evening the first and second
dygrees will be conferred. The first
! dAEree will b conferred by the reg
ulNr offers and the Ladies' degree
| team will confer the second degree.
OnA week from Saturday night,
i Sci 18th, the third and fourth de-
greSs will be conferred followed by
a h rvest supper.
KAnebec Pomona Grange will en-
tertan Somerset Pomona Grange at
a spdsial all day meeting to be held
here September 26th.
Mrs. Zalmon Bacon and sons, Earl
and Otis have returned from two
| weeks vacation in Boston.
Miss Gala Rowell, who has been
| passing the summer with her mother,
| Mrs. Emma Rowell, will leave this
| Tuesday for Chelsea, Mass, to re-
! sumo her work a teacher in the pub
/ lie schools.
Miss Nora Rowell. who is employ
| ed by the State Public Health COM
mission stationed at Sanford, was
a week end guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Emma Rowell.
The Progressive Glass OF the
United Baptist church will meet
| Sept. 16 in the church vestry. At $50
o'clock a social supper will be served
for the members and their husbands,
also the members of the Everyman's
Eible Glass and their wives. T.
Miss Blanche Clark of Sidney was
an over night guest Monday at the
home of Mrs. Walter Trask, leaving
Tuesday in company with Miss Ann
| Folsom for Gorham, to enter the Cor
ham Normal school.
Mrs. James Faron has gone to
Providence, r. l., accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Madeline Faron,
who will enter the Bryan Stratton
Business college in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sawtelle and
children, Muriel and Ronald. and
| Thomas McGinnis of Portland were
week end guests of Mrs. Carolyn
Sawtelle, who accompanied them
back to Portland and will visit rela-
tiveS there for a time.
Miss Nellie Chandler left on
day for Belgrade to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Chandler for a
week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Carter were
guests Monday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Larone.
Mrs. Bertha Longley of Pittsfield
was a week end guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
jay Scribner.
Miss Alicia Sweeney. Phillip Cam
\ eron, Henry Cameron and Miss AL
bertha Rancourt were guests Sum-
| DAY at Tacoma Lake.
Miss Alicia Sweeney, r. n. will
leave this week for Greenwood
Mountains. West Minot. where she
| will be employed for a time.
| Miss Gladys Reynolds of Scion.
| Miss Celestine Bloxam of Long Pond.
and Miss Nora Chandler of Belgrade
have returned from their homes and
resumed their work Monday morn
ing as teachers of the public schools.
/, The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the United Baptist church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon. Sept.
10th. at 2.3O O'Clock in the church
vestry. This is the annual meeting.
the mite boxes will be opened and
! a miscellaneous program carried out.
The 1lostesses will be Mrs. Alice
Manter. Mrs. Addie Longley, Mrs.
Emily Cowan and Mrs. Abner Bur-
wood.
| The Fidelity Glass OF the United
Baptist church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. F. III.
Leech on Church street.
Mrs. F. H. Leech and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Patterson passed Sum
day at their cottage at Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bragg and
Herbert Poulin left Monday for
Skowhegan and will conduct an eat
ing tent at the fair grounds this
week.
Greeley Pierce and Joseph Wilson
have gone to Skowhegan to assist
Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg during the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McSevigan of
Somerville, Mass, arrived in town
Saturday night and will visit Mrs.
! McSevigan's mother, Mrs. Flora KEEL
ley, and brother, Thomas Kelley, for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blake, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Earlon Brann and
daughter, Dorothy. passed Sunday
at Owls Head. making the trip by
| auto.
Alden Savage was a guest Sunday
of his mother, Mrs. Lydia Savage.
and his brother, Hiram Savage, of
Smithfield.
| Mrs. Josephine Decker of Mercer
Il visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alden
Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blake, Jr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earlon Brann and
daughter, Dorothy, were visitors in
Gardiner Saturday, making the trip
/ by auto.
Mrs. william Dingley OF Medford
Hillside. Mass, ID visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dingley Of Belgrade av.
| enue.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union OF All Souls Universalist
church will havA their FIRST meeting