Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-28
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Subject. THE Young Man Who Had a
Definite Purpose in Life"
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Monday night was the fourth night
of the tournament between the Oak
land Social Club and the American
Legion. In the billiard game Gleason,
representing the club. played against
A. Blake of the Legion, resulting in a
score of 100 to II in favor of the club.
The game of pool was won by the club.
Small played for the club against Ira
cey of the Legion. terminating with
100 points for Small and 70 for Ira
cey. In the double cribbage game
Dame and Simpson of the club played
against Brier and Mairs of the Lee
gion. resulting in score of 500 to 456
in favor of the Legion. In the whist
game Fowles and Brier of the club
played against Hutchinson and Bush
OF the Legion. resulting in a score of
60 to 20 in favor of the Legion. The
game of whist which w. postponed
from January 10 was PLAYED Monday
evening. Lothrop and Trask represent
ing the Legion, playing against Morse
and Stowell of the club with a score
OF 60 to "A in favor of the Legion.
Eighteen of the 81 games scheduled
for the season have already been play
ed and the score at present stands -
to in favor of the Legion.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
of All Souls Universalist church will
hold its regular business meeting and
social this evening in the church YES
try.
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Baptist church will hold an all-day
meeting Friday at the home of Mrs.
+. II. Leech on Church street. pic
mic dinner will be served at noon and
a pleasant day is anticipated.
The students of Oakland High
school will enjoy a straw ride to Fair
field Center, where a social will be
held in the Grange hall.
At the close of the afternoon ses-
sion of school on Friday of last week
Mrs. Ethel Kerr. who resigned her po-
Sition as commercial teacher was pre-
sented with two handsome cut glass
dishes from the pupils of the CONNER
cial department. the presentation be-
ing made by Miss Lorena Luther and
Guy Chase in behalf of the school pre-
scented Mrs. Kerr with two pictures
and mahogany book ends. Mrs. Kerr
responded. expressing her thanks and
appreciation Of both gifts.
Nathan P. Beverage of Alpine
street has in his possession an old
fashioned clock which was pLrchas-
ed by his grandfather. the late Rob-
bert Beverage of Vinal Haven 81
years ago when he started house
keeping. The wheel and cog of the
clock are made from wood ard are
in good condition and show no signs
of wear. The clock is good time
keeper and to all appearance is in
as good condition today as when it
came from the factory 81 years ago.
A. M. Spaulding and Mrs. Annie
Lockhart were quietly married at
Mr.. Spaulding's home in North Bel
grade Thursday afternoon, January
End, by Rev. Newell Boynton.
AT the regular meeting of Salmon
Lake Grange Saturday evening
there was a short program consist
ing Of readings ty Worthy Master
Charles Elwell. Lulu Watson: a con-
undrum by Lorenzo Richardson;
reading by Norris Sawtelle and Rich
ard Sturtevant; music by Grange
chorus. At recess and after the
business meeting several of the men
worked on the winters supply of
wood and refreshments of cake and
coffee was served.
The Lakeshore Sewing Society of
North Belgrade will hold their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Cook
The regular meeting of Troop No.
of the Boy Scouts will be held
Thursday evening in Scout Hall in
stead of Friday evening.
The Chihakoolo Group of Camp
Fire Girls will meet at the home of
their guardian Mrs. John S. Tapley
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The regular meeting of Sarah
Sampson Tent Daughters of Veter-
ans was held Monday evening in the
Post rooms. The Tent have accept
ed an invitation to attend the an
nual installation of Dorothea Dix
Tent of Waterville which will be
held this Wednesday evening. Mem
ters will leave Oakland on the 80
Car.
Albion Blake, DIR. V. C. Totman.
FRANK Elliott and Nathaniel f..
Woodusm attended the supper given
by the Kiwanis Club of WaterviIle
Monday evening at the vestry of the
Universalist church in Fairfield
Miss Roberta Anderson of Lewiston
Is visiting her father Frank Ander-
son. who is employed in the axe and
scythe shops in town.--.Mrs. Leroy
Mckinney. Mrs. Marshall b. Helms.
Mrs. Ralph Stowell and Miss Helen
Oliver attended the whist party Civ
en- by the Arcadia Club at the Uni
versalist vestry in Waterville Mon
day evenjng.-Miss Maggie johnson
and Mrs. Nathaniel 3. Woodsum Wis.,
tied Mrs. Lawrence Livingstone who
is recovering from a surgical op-
Grafton Monday afternoon at the
Sisters hospital in Waterville.-
Frank Brooks suffered from an at
tack of heart trouble while en-
gagged at his work in the spinning
department of the Cascade wooden
mill and was taken to his home on
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