Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-27
OAKLAND
Cascade Grange

Cascade Grange
At the regular meeting of Cascade
Grange, Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing program in keeping with Me-
mortal day was carried out: Song,
Battle Hymn of the Republic by
Grange chorus: an original paper
on Memorial Day" by Miss Myra
Wells: reading, who Win Tell the
Blue Are Gomez" Viola Oliver; rec
itation. Arlene Kerr; recitation,
How Private Paul Was Mustered
Out" Bertha Wheeler: singing. Co
lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean," by
Grange: reading, Anna Bailey; read
ing, THE Unknown Dead" by Henry
Powers; reading, Patriotism" by
Eva Lewis: reading, Walter Dam
rem. The program closed by sing
ing 'Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" by Grange.
Next Saturday evening the ques-
ton for discussion will be How
Much Book Learning Is Essential
to an Educated Farmer" The ques-
ton will be opened by Ernest Oliver.
followed by others. Miss Thena Sui
livan will have Charge of the literary
program. -
The contest which has been going
on in the Methodist Sunday school
for several weeks will close this
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
when the Victory side will give a
supper to "Over the Top" who won
in the contest. The supper will be
followed by a social.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert C. Dyer
have returned from a weekend visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Swan of New Sharon.
Robert Mathews, who returned
from q business trip to Portland
was weekend guest of his brothePs
tn-law, Leroy McKenney, on his way
to his home in Bangor. "a e
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rowe OF
Lewiston were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haynes. ua
Miss Alice Hunton has returned
to Lewiston, after passing the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. Hunton. III r
Wallace Flanders. Mrs. Lottie Ba-
ker and Mrs. Annie Vigue enjoyed
an automobile trip to Orono, SUM-
day. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Bakers nephew, Alfred
Stevens, who will return this morn.
ing to his studies at the University
of Maine. IN,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoft, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Walker and Miss
Edna Walker were visitors in Au-
gusta, Sunday.
Everyman's Day Observed at Church
Sunday was observed as EVERY
mans day" at the United Baptist
church. The members of the parish
assembled at the Community house
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock 10
form in procession, which was
headed by a band consisting of Err
nest and George Bates, Franklin
MARSH, Salvatio Principatio. William
Penney and George Brown, followed
by detachment of knights of Hon
or OF the junior boys, who carried
tneir banner and American flags:
next IN line were the "Baraca
BOYS, carrying their banner and
american flags, followed by Every.
!ians Bible class, of which there
were q, including guests. The
Two leaders carried a large banner
letters. al reu
-. The church was tastefully deco.
rhor. pottcu mouse plants
nosto was special music and the
Cd I,r. iaeV. +. >. Bernauer, preach
gu directly to the men on the snh
Ject, Christ. the Leader Of Me r" !.
~, sunday Memorial Services
memorial services were haI5 c.,
uay afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in Ne
rioriai nail Under the auspices os az.
". "A. H., W. r. c., Anferican o.., .s
t-auies OF 3. Of V. Auxiliary Das,sa,
eers OF Veterans. and Americas
ZION Auxiliary. who assemhlad r. ~
LOST rooms at o'clock and for, .ne
IN a procession headed by Harr,, e ~
iecAer Post, American Legion FL.
,oweo by the q. A. R., Sergeant W.
man en- Women's Relief Corps ssrst
ana Tent. Daughters Of Veter-
Vet.s =. wesley Gilman Camp, Sons 81
c;,n,s auxiliary to ]. WESLEY
iIiar,, =. lamp, .. of ". and the ANY.
american Legion, ost'
ihey marched into the halle
was tastefuily decorated with "cn
paper IN red, white and blue a "a ~. ~
po.ted mouse plants. Music - a.
EVASION was furnished bv MI, .ie
a ~ consisting Of Harold Ta'.Ia
"alerville, c. B. Cha nman of ~ t
gy conege, Dean E. WbeeIar ~
AZ ,ancis .. Bernauer. A vocal sa,o
ene famous occasional nv T;~>1s'
was Wen rendered by Mrs pnnss.,
Aocknart of Belgrade. iie
~, AIe We're two patriotic SELECTION.
W tne cnorus choir, and fwo t,,st...
; ns trios by Earl Sawtelle. v;oIis.
~, MISS Miriam Rice Of CoIh,, IN
, ,Tis.: and Mrs. Brown of Wats:r,,i AL
t a1st. Prayer was offere6 hv pn'.
81. MAIN OF All Souls Univcrse a. !.
n Sn, ana Rev. +. 6. Rerra,,es
h, 800. an eloquent sermon On the
sfin,n,a.ae OF Memorial services in
rerarns the love of Country. the
tion 90 Ior the Flag, the apprecia I.
iection and regard for 49, O Al
nave fought our battle. ssrha ,,,,,,., Nno
c'osed by. the congregation ss,s;nn
<Ainerlca and Rev. r. g us..nss
NoHounced the benediction. e
Inc members OF Sergeant vvv,~
women's Relief Corps viii h. .,.as.a I
OF tne Oakland High school til. e.
ernoon at 2 O'clock. A patr;afsn 49,
e!am VIII be carried ont unde, ~.
nrection Of the principal Dean q
sired.
The members Of Sergeant Wyman
women's Relief Corps are REQUESTED
TO meet ON Wednesday and Thurs-
day afternoons in. Memorial hall to
make wreaths for Memorial Day. An
invitation is also extended 10 an
iames IN town who are Interested
William Herson. who was taken