Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-13
OAKLAND
Cascade Grange

AZ Tie regular meeting OF CAS-
cade Grange Saturday evening a
Mothers Day. program was car
ried out under the direction of Ar
lene Kerr as follows: Vocal solo,
with encore. Viola Oliver: reading.
entitled Mothers Day." Arthur
Bartlett; readings. by Nina Fowlie
and Alton Kerr: vocal solo with en-
core, Reginald Lord: reading, entitl-
ed. Backward. Turn Backward
Wallace Judkins: reading, Thena
Sullivan: vocal solo. entitled.
Mothers Prayer" with encore by
Clarissa Wheeler. accompanied by
Virginia Judkins at the piano:
readings by Martha Mitchell, Vir-
GINA Judkins and Eleanor Sawtelle;
music by Grange Orchestra. consist
ing of Earl Sawtelle, Mildred Wheel
er and Viola Oliver: readings. en-
titled An Old Fashioned Mother"
by Susie Kerr: violin solo, Earl Saw
telle, accompanied by Bertha Saw
telle at the piano: reading. Edna
Brown; reading, entitled. "Reverie
of the Mothers Day. by Henry
Powers.
After the program n delicious
supper was served under the direc-
ton of the lady officers. Next Satur-
day evening the musical part of the
program will be in charge of Miss
Mabel Farr: quotations will be given
by the lady members and there will
be stories by the gentlemen.
Kennebec Pomona grange will
hold an all day meeting Wednes-
day with Salmon Lake grange.
-
christian EndcavOr Society Supper
The Junior Christian Endeavor
society Of the United Baptist church
gave supper an dsocial SATURDAY.
afternoon from to O'Clock in the
chufch VeStry as n result of q con-
rest which has recently been Carried
on Tor points of membership and at
tendance. The Society has been
divided into two sections known as
Ihe Bound to Win under the
leadership of Frances GREY and
Cant Be Beat" with Alfred Cum
ningham leader: the supper was in
charge of the losing side. Bound to
WIN and was served at ) o'clock,
the menu consisting, of scalloped
dlshes, salads, rolls. assorted cake,
and cocoa. About 40 were present,
Alter the supper there was a, social
PERIOD, games were played and a
general good time enjoyed.
interesting services were held
sunday at the United Baptist church
IN observance of Mothers Day. Dav.
Inc music was yer yenjoyable. In
the morning at 1870 the pastor. Rev.
T.. ). Bernauer gave a very impress
slve address. paying tribute to the
glory of motherhood and the in
nuence of mothers. At night the
chorus choir assisted by a number
fsoloists rendered a sonologue en-
titled The Mother of Men," to an
appreciative audience.
Principal Dean S. ePacock has ac-
cepted position as principal of the
high school in Freeport and at the
close of the spring term will move
his family there. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Peacock were graduated from the
school in which he will teach in the
class of 1911. Mr.. Peacock has been
principal of the high school here for
tine past five years and has a host
OF friends in town who wish him
niue success in his new position.
The regular meeting of Salmon
Lake grange was held Saturday eve
ming. There was a good attendance
and after the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thing and
daughters, Sarah and Ruth, and son
Herbert of Winslow. were SUNDAY
guests of Miss Bessie Rutter of Oak
street.
Miss Jennie Thing of winslow was
a weekend guest OF Miss Lillian Ba-
ker.
The baseball team of Oakland
High school went to Albion Satur-
day when they played the team of
Bessey High school, resulting in
score of 6 to 3 in favor of Bessey
High.
d. M. Marshall and Company are
installing a bath room at the resi-
dence of S. d. knight on the Fair
field road.
Mrs. S. d. Knight and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Whitney of Port
land. have returned from a week.
end visit in Skowhegan.
Roy Rafuse of Lynn, Mass, was
a weekend guest of G. D. Bates of
Oakland Heights.
Miss Cecile Bushey of Oakland
Heights was business visitor In Au-
gusta Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Cannon and son,
Maurice and daughter. Bertha of
Sidney were guests Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Cannon.
Services were held at the Asa