Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-16
OAKLAND

The Sunday school class or the
United Baptist church met at the
home Of Mrs. Rose Baker Saturday |
at 3 o'clock. The following pro-
gram was carried out: Violin solo.
francis Grey: reading. William Lav-i
ingstone: violin solo, George Cough |
lin: jokes by Kenneth Leavttt and
Frank Axtell: violin solo. Arthur
Cochran: reading. James Sturtevanf:
jokes, Dana Cochran and Norman
VerkruySse: violin duet. George
Coughlin and Frances Gray; read
ing. Alfred Cunningham. At the
close OF the pragram games such as
automobile. racing, putting puzzles
together. Uncle Wrigley and for
tune game were played. After which
the guests retired to the adjoining
room where q table was daintily
spread and delicious refreshments
served. After the lunch the guests
adjourned to the living room where
music was enjoyedA There were
George Coughlin. Frepces Gray and
Arthur Cochran accompanied by
Miss Lillian Baker at the piano. The
party broke up at 8 o'clock after a
delightful afternoon.
At the regular meeting OF Cas-
cade grange Saturday evening the
first and second degree were con-
ferred on a class OF thirteen can
didatea The first degree was con-
ferred by the regular officers and
the second degree by the ladies' de-
gree team as follows: The office OF
Master was taken by Mrs. Arlene
Kerr in the absence Of Mrs. Bertha
Wheeler: overture, Nina Fowlte:
ecturer, Viola Oliver; steward. Ada
Wentworth: assistant steward, Gala
Dudley; chaplain. Laura Oliver:
treasurer, Ola Curtis: secretary. Ida
Iudkins: gatekeeper. Charlotte
'hores: lady assistant steward, Edna
crown: Ceres. Lucretia Gleason:
1omona. Alice Tobin: Flora. Fern
.Ioughton. After the degrees were
conferred the following program was
'arried out: Selection by Boys
chorus; readings by Martha Mitch
ell, Alton Kerr and Ida Judkins:
violin solo. Earl Sawteile: readings.
Arlene Kerr and Lucretia Gleason;
Pearl Morse, lecturer of Sidney
grange was present and gave two
readings. and the program closed
with selection by Boys Chorus. Next
Saturday Cascade grange will hold
an all day meeting with Benton
! grange as guests. Miss Eleanor
Jackson of the State Public Health
department Of Orono will be present
and address the meeting. In the
evening there will be Christmas
tree and program.
| Charlie Bowden of Philadelphia,
who was called to Norridgewock by
the illness of his uncle, Charlie Far
rem, was alllng Saturday evening on
his uncle, Henry Bowden of Pleas
! ant street.
At the regular meeting OF Salmon
Lake Grange Saturday evening the
Worthy Master Charles Elwell gave
/ an interesting report of the State
| grange held the past week in Port
| land. There were readings by Lulu
/ Watson. May Gleason and Maynard
! Furbuch; recitation by lecturer VIII
Larkin.
! There were no services at the
! Free Baptist chapel in North Bel
grade, Sunday. on account of the
quarterly conference held at the
Asa Bates Memorial chapel at Oak
land Heights.
/ Word has been received here of
the birth of 10 IL pound son on
! Saturday, Dec. b.. to MIR. and Mrs.
! John McKenna of Waterville. Mrs.
McKenna was formerly Miss Pris-
ella Smith.
The Fidelity class Of the United
i Baptist church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
HeEsom on Church street.