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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-13
SENATOR JONES
lContinued from Pane OneA

mo one will be shielded" said
Senator Jones in reference to the oil
lease investigation. Republicans
hate crime the same as Democrats.
Republicans approve corruption no
more than Democrats. Those who
suggest the contrary harm their
country by creating a baseless dis
trust in the minds of the people of
their public servants. The man who
seeks to destroy confidence in the
. integrity of great party is doing
his country great wrong and will
see the time wnep he viii regret his
action.
II did not rejoice over the knowl-
edge that four members OF the cab
met Of the preceding administration,
along with other prominently identi-
fled with it. had been hired by the
same oil interests. Such employ
ment was technically legal but was
officially bad.
1T has become very common
practice for men to serve the gov
eminent for a while and then cease
such service ana connect themselves
with a business or employment in
which they can make use of the
knowledge gained and the friend
ships formed to make financial profit
for themselves and those to whom
they sell their services.
Some bureaus and departments
Of the government are largely
schools where men secure a train
ing and knowledge that enables
them to fleece the public and de-
fraud the government. This should
be stopped. II should be made a
crime for man to prosecute claims
against the government within a
reasonable period of time. This
practice has been carried on for
years.
american citizenship. What IL
precious privilege it Is. What a
priceless heritage secured through
sacrifice, suffering. carnage and
blood! 1t is the richest fruit of
struggles and slffcrings of all ages.
''Those of US to whom American
citizenship is q oirthright should
have rcbaptisM CT patriotism on
this natal day and here and now
resolve that We will do our duty
as citizens of the country we love
so well, and yet whose interests we
SO often neglect.
I'VE boast that the majority rules
of this country. This is not so. This
minority and q very small minority
control our elections and our sleg!s-
lation. Why? Because SO nahy OF
our citizens are wholly Indifferent
to their duties and privileges as citi-
Zens in times of peace.
'They have neglected to vote at
the primary and general election.
There is no greater menace to this
republic than this neglect. There
is no greater aid to the Bolshevist
or to the propaganda. You hear
fiery denunciations of the blocs and
their dangers are painted in lurid
colors. The most dangerous bloc in
our body of politics today is made
UP OF our Indifferent citizens on cleo
ton day.
1.-The danger to this republic
comes frem within and has its
source in the Indifference of its citi-
zens through which dangerous doc
trines triumph. The strength of the
propaganda. the communist and
the Bolshevist III this country is this
Indifference
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WASHINGTON

Missionary w. T.. Overlook went
to South Washington "Wednesday 10
oiiiciate at the funeral Of Nathaniel
Il. Doe.
Sanford and Stanley Jones are
hauling lumber from North Wash
ington to RaZorvi!Ie for Il. III. Lin
coin.
Willard l.. Overlook who has been
in Boston and Connecticut for the
past two weeks has returned home.
While in Boston he was one Of the
speakers Mt the Conference OF New
England Missionaries of the Amcri-
can sunday School Union. lie also
visited his brother. Or. S. Is, Over
} lock Mt PomfrCt, Conn.
John l.. Howard and family and
Miss Ruth Arlington OF Union were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lard T.. Overlook.
Missionary W. l.. Overlook went
to Washington Sunday to oiiiciate at
the funeral of Airs. John Su!lcforth
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NATIONAL Home

Officer of the day. Capt. Leroy Sias-
s. Frank Meserve of Rochester, n
V, is IN camp. being called by tho
death OF his father, George n. Meserve.
Orlando Hooper has reported for
duty after passing n furlough with
relatives in North Arson.
Next Friday evening. following the
picture show, the Spanish War Vet
Grams will hold memorial services on
the theatre stage in honor OF those
who lost their lives on the L. s. ;.
Maine and in battle. The pictures VIII
commence at Gas sharp.
A large number of World war vet
Grams are planning to attend the talk
on the bonus bill at City hall. Angus
ia. "Wednesday evening. Rev. II. f.
Dunnack, Judge b. +. Maher and others
will speak on this interesting subject.
The moving pictures for Wednesday
evening will be Hobart Bosworth and
Anna q. Nllson in THE Brute Mas
ter" with a Pathe News.
Tuesday being the anniversary OF the
birth Of Abraham Lincoln. was holt
day at the branch. The veterans were
treated to special moving picture
show in the evening.
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL--Mrs. Charles Per-
kins, who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Clara Perley, Tor a few
days in Waterville returned home
Saturday.
Mrs Olive Lewis, who has been
staying for several weeks with Mrs.
Albert Lord Of North Vassalboro re-
turned home Sunday.
A. III. Austin and daughter. Miss
Louise were callers Sunday at Tel
win Tobey'S of South Windsor.
Mrs. EmmeIine Austin. who is
confined to her room as the result
of a fail recently received, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Emma Perkins is passing a
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Store Celebrates end Anniversary

To those who are superstitious,
Friday has always been counted as
an unlucky day. but not so ut the
Corner Store at Washington, for last
Friday, all roads lead TO that place
as it WINS the second anniversary OF
the opening OF that store and IA con
slant stream were going and CONF
ing all day and evening and the pop
ular head. Mr.. Harold Linscott. met
them with his usual smile. A sub
stantiai discount was put on all
goods Just to celebrate and his nice
clean stock of tempting things were
very much reduced. An attractive
booth Of splendid food and coffee
was served by Mrs. Nellie Stevens
and Mrs. Clara Overlook the pro-
ceeds OF this sale is to 20 Tor the
benefit of the town library.
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TROY

CENTER-Mrs. Lizzie Smith stlll
remains quite i'll.
Mrs. r. w. Ilawcs has been i'll for
week past with pneumonia. Her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Bag;ey of Boston
is with her and u trained nurse is in
attendance. Her husband. II. W.
Halves, is also confined to the bed by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Hale have
little son, Maynard Guy, born Mon
day, Feb. 4.
Mrs. Darlie Chandler OF Burnham
was Sunday guest at the home OF
her brother, George Garcelon.
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Folsom ana
two children of Plttsfeld, passed tho
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. J. IIillman.
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who were called here by the death Of
the late Mrs. Ralph Bowen, return
Cd Tuesday to their homes. Mrs.
Harris was accompanied by her lit
ne nephew. Roger, and infant niece,
Lucille. who will make, their home
with her for the present.
with CO colored pictures for the
screen was given at the United
Baptist church on Sunday evening
by the pastor, Rev. f. S. Bernaur.
There was a rousing song service
with Mrs. Bernauer as soloist.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the United. Baptist church will hold
81. valentine parity on Friday
evening in the church restry, follow
ing short business meeting which
Y called promptly at. 1880 o'clock.
The Young People have the privilege
OF inviting their friends.
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Charlie Oliver has installed radio
at his home on Preble street.
The eighth grade of the Garfield
school will have a social Friday eve
ming. Feb. Is. at the town hall.
Rainbow Branch of !. S. S. held
their regular meeting Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Annie Hill
ton.
Mrs. Maude Sabine is slowly I'M
proving from her recent Illness.
Lester Bracket was business
caller in town Friday.
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ANSON

Alta. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Foss, is Ill at her home
with chicken pox.
Mrs. Keturah Taylor has sold her
place on the River road to Delma
Lancet.
Arthur Sawyer has completed his
course at the Maine School of Com
merce in Auburn and returned to his
home on Wilson street, Friday.
Frank &. Blanchard OF Waterville
was a business visitor in town Fri
day and Saturday.
Gardiner f. Will has opened a
neighborhood store at his home on
Madison avenue. He is carrying a
large variety of groceries.
Mrs. Jennie Burleish is quite ill at
her home on East Houghton street
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fine dinner was served. Topic. nu-
triton and cookery. Next meeting,
March 6. topic. dress forms and
foundations. All ladies are cordially
invited to he present.
Ralph Whitcomb and children OF
Waldo, We're Sunday guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Whitcomb.
j. W. Tibbetts. +. l.. Gay and Y. w.
Wentworth have been chosen trus
tees Of Union Harvest grange.
Miss Clara Ieavitt of Waldo IS
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. L. l..
Foy.
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few weeks at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell and
little Jesse were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones of East
Nassa lboro.
Miss Lottie Richardson of Water
vile was a guest Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Cloves and
little Lucille were visitors Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Cloves par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald
OF Lakeside.
William Russell and Charlie Low
are assisting Levi Barker of East
Vassalboro, in the lumber business.
Miss Marjorie Perley and little
Charlie are enjoying sleigh rides af-
Ter q new pony. their father recently
purchased for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Tobey and
Master Harold were visitors Sunday
at the home OF their son, Frank
Tobey, of South Vassalboro.
Mrs. Abbie Periey and children,
Charlie and Arson, and Mrs. Flor.
ence Russell and little Jesse were
all day visitors recently of Mrs.
Lila Cloves.
Harold Wade OF winthrop, Mass.
was a business visitor in The place
Thursday.
SOUTH--Lee Stone was bust
ness caller in Augusta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Taber passed
Thursday in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Twitchen were
business callers at South China
Thursday, also calling on Mrs. Clara
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
Doe on the outlet road.
G. IL. Fowler Is hauling pressed
hay to Vassalboro.
Miss Kathleen Whitehouse was a
guest Thursday afternoon of Mrs.
Abbie Tabcr.
Mrs. r. j. Stone was caller
Thursday of Mrs. John Gardner at
Weber pond and also a business
caller in Augusta.
Kenneth Stone, Jr., at o. q. s.,
passed the week end at home with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. j.
Stone.
Fred Chatto OF Bolton Hill. Au-
gusta is in the place saving wood.
Mrs. John Gardner of Weber
pond was an overnight guest Thurs
day of Mrs. R. j. Stone.
Mrs. +. Miller was in Augusta
Saturday.
r. J. Stone. who is working I'm
the interest of the McNess company
was at home for the week end.
J. J.. Twitchell was ia Augusta
Saturday.
Charles c. Perkins was a caller
Friday at West Windsor.
Miss Olive Fowler, who passed the
last year in Boston. has accepted a
position as teacher in n school at
Dixheld. Me.
Charles Adams, who is numbering
on the Colburn lot in Windsor. was
at home over Sunday
Linwood Webber and Edgar Tab
err. students at the Clark school arc
enjoying the spring vacation at their
homes
Mural Tobey OF Seawood was n
guest Sunday of her aunt. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Sabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tobey and
son. Edward. and Ed Casey OF Sea-
wood were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Tobey's sister, Mrs. Charles Hader-
up.
NJ. l.. Sabin is hauling wood for
II. l.. Fuller and II, c. Maxwell of
South China.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dearborn OF
Watervile were i'm the place Sun
day for the day.
e. H. Morse. head plumber at the
Soldiers Home was at home for the
1ax Sunday
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w. C. Z. u. Meet

The W. C. 7. L. held their regular
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Winnie Sylvester. The Box
peace plan was presented for votes.
Three new members were accepted
and at the close of the meeting re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. The next meeting &ill' be held
Wednesday, Feb. 90. at the home of
Mrs. Belle Sawyer, Weston avenue.
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On Tuesday morning the man who
was bringing groceries to Mr.. David
Brown found no smoke In the CHM
ney. He saw Mr.. Brown clothed in
oyercoat and rubbers on the floor
and called Mr.. j. B. Smith to go into
the house with him. Mr. Brown had
been dead only short time. There
being no relatives within reach Mr..
Russell Weeks and Mr.. Bert Simpson
went to the house and took charge
until Redington's ambulance arrived.
The body was taken to the UNDER
takers rooms and efforts are being
made to reach his son Ernest Brown
or his nephew Albert Wells of Clin-
ton. Mr.. Brown had returned to his
home Sunday nocs after about a
months stay at the Elm City Hos
pital, Monday evening his light was
plainly seen. He lived alone by pref
erence.
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Injured In Fall From STAMINA

George Cherrenok fell Thursday
from a staging in the Great Northern
paper mill in such a manner as to
render him unconscious: After an
examination it was found his back
was injured and he was removed to
his home on Oak street.
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MONTVII.I.E

Quite a number OF people from this
town. went to Knox Saturday after
noon. Feb. .. and attended the funer-
al Of Mrs. Elmer Bryant. who died in
Belfast last week. aged IL years.
Mrs. Bryant was formerly Miss lola
Ingraham. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac 1ngraham. OF Knox, beside her
husband and parents. she leaves sew
eral brothers and sisters and many
friends. She was highly respected.
The relatives and friends have the
sympathy of all.
Abncr Ellis OF Pittsfield. Is in town,
working for Nathan S. Vose.
Gabriel Guedj % Waterville held
services at the church here Sunday
morning and evening. in the after
neon he held services IN the academy
al Freedom.
The friends and relatives here OF
Mrs. George Curtis OF Belfast are
sorry to learn Of her illness.
Quite a number in town are III with
colds and whooping cough.
Owing to the unusually warm win
ter weather some are beginning to
talk about raising early chickens.
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PlTTSFIELD

Judge InonaS 4. Anderson was IN
Orono. Saturday. for a visit with his
son. Bryant Anderson, a freshman
at the L. of NJ. and attending to
business matters in Bangor.
Mrs. Joseph +. Nutter went to
Bangor Saturday for a visit.
Mrs. Harry l.. Strout OF Portland
was in town Saturday leaving for
Harmony to pass the week end with
Mr.. Strout, who is acting as con-
ductor on the Harmony branch of
the Maine Central railroad during the
absence of Mr.. Pettinsill.
o. II. Fuller of Hartland was a
business caller in town Saturday
leaving later for Bangor.
E. w. Davis Of Hartland was in
town Saturday on his way to Skow-
hogan on business.
j. w. Manson left Friday for
Minneapolis. Mimi, to attend the
funeral of his brother in law, Judge
William A. Lancaster.
The remains of Miles E. White, who
met an accidental death IN Stetson
Friday afternoon. have arrived in
town and were taken to- the home of
hts daughter, Mrs. Harold Woodland
on Detroit avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Porter and daughter.
Miss Amy Porter, left Saturday for
Munroe called by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Porter's sister, Mrs. w. =.
Gates. who was a former resident Of
this town.
Miss Edna Gould went to Portland
Saturday, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Mildred Cheever.
+. T.. Applebee and Basil Sleeves
were visitors in Bangor Saturday
calling on Edgar Applebee, who is Il
patient at n hospital there.
viii Phillips superintendent of the
wea.H room at the Corinna WOODEN
mill passed Sunday at his home on
Hartland avenue.
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Madison. Miss Agnes Dixon is car
Ing for her.
Mrs. Percy Sawyer is i'll with neu-
ralgia at her home on Arnold lane.
Warren Knox hs returned to Indian
Pond after passing few days at his
home on Main street.
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At the missionary meeting Tues
day afternoon at the Congregational
parsonage q very interesting discus
sion on India was participated in by
seven members. The text book and
questions were used.
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Cascade Grange


a, the regular meeting of Cascade
"a nre held on Saturday evening
,hs,mt Is were present. After the
n~nt;pe was called to order and the
,ag,Iar business transacted, short
i,enor,al service was held FOR the
,".a eY-president Wilson and the fol-
living program in keeping with
I,ncoIn's birthday was carried out:
I"aSing. THE Birth and Boyhood of
Iiucoln'" Gladys Hersom: Lin
rnIn's Young Manhood" Ida Judl<ins;
ct ;ncoln as Il Lawyer in Spring
eaId" Mrs. Fred Burwood: Lin
In in the War;" Martha Mitchell;
Tjncoln's Gettysburg Address" by
son .Jewett; Arlene Kerr read a
INV of a letter written by President
s,g;rncoln TO Mrs. Bixby, who lost five
enns In the war. There were read
ms by Mildred Wheeler. Henry
Towers, Mrs. Andrews Rice. Andrew
xice and Harry F'owlie. Next
saturday an all day meeting will
no held. State Master John Abbott
a. North Berwick will be present.
: Yrs Henry Verkruysse and
laughter. Inez, were Sunday guests
If Mrs. Verkruysse's sisters, Mrs.
fred Oinerod and Miss Emma Verk-
rnysse OF Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
we're Sunday guests OF Mrs. Ander-
feon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
farrell OK the Belgrade road.
/ George Shaw was elected Lay
relegate and Mrs. Ernest Lewis Re-
served Lay Delegate to attend the
Law Electoral Conference at Port
land, April 18th.
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JUDGE William A. Lancaster

Sd09c rvIhtaUt GdUCdSScT
| Word has been received here Of the
| death of Judge William a. Lancaster
. OF Minneapolis. Mimi. Judge Lam
caster was formerly OF this town. He
! was n graduate of Maine Central in
stitute. He is survived by a widow,
! formerly Miss Kate Manson and one
sister. Mrs. Matte Huff of this town,
one brother. Fred Lancaster of Win
! slow. His age was Ga years.
The New Era Auxiliary of the Bap-
| list church was very pleasantly en-
! tertained Thursday afternoon at the
Baptist parsonage. The hostesses
being Mrs. L, j.. Converse and Miss
Amy Porter. Dainty refreshments
| were served.
Henry Merchant was a business
caller in Fairfield Saturday
Fred w. Lane and William G. Dob
son of the Pioneer mill of the Ameri-
can wooden company, left Sunday
| afternoon on q business trip to Bos-
ton and New York.
Francis Smiley, who has been pass
ing a ten days vacation in Provi-
| dencc. r. L., and other places, re-
| turned home Sunday afternoon. His
mother, Mrs. Charles Smiley. and son,
ASGioOH boiiLilSSp WIZ hSihoiii AZ awe
dence for q longer visit with her sis
| ter. Mrs. Joseph Annis.
Miss Meredith Blanchard. who has
been a guest of her parents, DR.. and
| Mrs. l.. y. Blanchard. returned Sun
day afternoon to the u. Of NJ.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. i. Provcncher
were guests of friends In Burnham,
| Sunday.
| Lloyd Stitham returned Sunday to
! the L. OF NJ. after passing the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. W. Stitham at their home on
! Middle street.
The w. c. r. L. will meet for their
regular meeting on Thursday after
! noon. Feb. II at the home of Mrs.
Abbie Russell on Lancy street. The
| hostesses will he Mrs. Abbie Russell.
| Mrs. Audrey Hunt. Mrs. Esther
Smith. Mrs. Eva Conner, Mrs.
! Florence Stanley.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Plummer of
Newport were Sunday guests in the
| home OF their daughter. Mrs. Sanger
| Cook on Franklin street.
! Miss Mary Glidden of Brewer was
Il week end guest of Ter sister, Mrs.
! Sidney +. Jones.
! Mrs. Fl. l.. Spaulding and Mrs.
! Harvey Libby We're In Bangor for the
! day. Monday. where Mrs. Spaulding
| Is receiving vocal lessons.
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Farm Bureau Meets

CENTER-An enthusiastic farm
bureau meeting was held Saturday at
grange f1ail. Miss EstelIe Mason, of
Belfast, II. D. A., being present. a
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David Brown

reading room till 8 p. N, ready TO
assist all Corners.
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song, by choir. Next Saturday an
all day meeting will be held. Prof.
George Simmons of the University
of Maine will be present and give an
address and Il harvest dinner will be
served at noon.
Mrs T. G.. Smith. who has been
visiting at the home Of DR.. and
Alrs. f.. L. Williams. returned Mon
day to her home in Portland. She
was accompanied home by her
who will pass the remainder Of the
barA and Arthur, win remain here
for few days longer until their
PARENTS get settled III their new
\ home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corey Of
the Belgrade road are parents of q
aby girl born Sunday morning Feb.
10Th,
Dr. Y. G. Totnlan, who has been
taking IN advanced course on the
eye, ear nose and throat for the
past four months at the New York
post graduate hospital in New
York city, returned Monday to his
rome in town.
The Silent Six Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Alden Moore on High street.
The affair will be, in the nature of q
Valentine party and refreshments
will be eerrcd. . -
Vernon s;klllings OF, Worcester
MACS, was IL recent guest of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Skillings.
Mrs. Ella Shepherd of augusta
wa3 a week end guest of Mrs.
Franz; Erann OF High street.
The Fdeitty@ifassTof the United
BAPTIST Church win moot on Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
lersoul.
The Ladies Social circle of the
t'nivcrsdiist church will give n
whist party Wednesday afternoon
IN Murray vcstry. Invitations have
lcen issued and arrangements made
for Is tables. Refreshments will
bo served fsdnd a pleasant afternoon
Is anticipated. =
Sunshine Class Entertained
Thcma- HoudleSte delightfully."- en-
tcrtancd "The Sunshine Class" of
the Methodist Sunday school Satur-
day afternoon at her home on
Pleasant street, There was a good
attendance and after the study of
the lesson was taken mp and sew
eral business matters discussed. re-
lrcshmertS were served. The class
viii moet next Saturday afternoon
from $50 to ) O'Clock at the home
of Miss Lois Warren on Water
street.
Harold Era gdon. assistant man
ascr Of the Fuller Brush company
has Gouc IL Hartford, Conn, ON n
two weeks business trip.
Tho Progressive class of the
United Baptist church will meet on
Tuesday evening F'eb,g 19tr, at the
home OF Mrs. Roy Brief on Church
street.
Report o-High Sciiool Work
Following + II report OF the work
done Ivy the pupils pt the Oakland
high school for the 5th month.
Resale Moshcr for the Junior Class
attained q rank Of 30 percent or
better in all classes. The following
pupils attained 4 rank Of 90 per cent
or better i'll all classes except one:
freshmen, MARGUERITE Durriu. Helen
Faulkner Katherine Calder, Ruth
savage and Mary Freeman, Junior
Class. Alice Tapiey: Senior Class.
Ruth GihCrSon.
Kenneth Walton returned Monday
TO his studies ut the Gorham normal
school after passing the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
}etn Walton.
'The Joll, Eight Club will meet
on Wednesday of this week at the
Eome ot Mrs. Frank Page OF sIrl-
mer street.
Mrs, Herbert Harris OF Portland
and Mrs Kate Caswell of. Lewiston,
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OAKLAND

On wednesday evening there will
public Valentine supper held
DC the yestry Of the Methodist
" aaurch. supper will be served at
c.so o'clock; a delicious menu is be-
~ w. prepared, and the decorations
III, he in keeping with the Valentine
90 son. ----l Y Z