Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-08
OAKLAND
R.I;ef CORDS Holds Mothers Day

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Relief Corps Holds Mothers Day
At the regular meeting of Ser
geant Wyman Women's Relief Corps
Wednesday evening there was a
good attendance and the following
| program in keeping with Mothers
Day" was carried out; reading. "One
| Mother" Mrs. Nathan P. Beverage;
Mothers Day." Mrs. F. H. Leech;
there were readings by Mrs. Anna
! Bailey, Mrs II. Ida l.. Brown and
Miss Frances Pike. A report from
the committees in charge OF the
various booths at the Easter sale
was given. The miscellaneous booth
| in charge Of Mrs. Nellie OReilly re-
ported a profit of 1915; fancy work
booth in charge Mrs. Nina Towle,
| $500; candy booth in charge Mrs.
Alden Savage, $40; food booth In
charge Mrs. Avis Leech, $23.92; Lar
kin booth, Mrs. H. Ida l.. Brown
chairman, s29.17; apron booth, Mrs.
Rebecca Farrar. chairman, S2S.9i,
| making a total of $116.65 pront
above all expenses. The state con-
| vention will be held in Portland
June 10 and II, with headquarters
at the Falmouth hotel. The deie-
gates are Mrs. Nathan P. Beverage
and Mrs. William Forsythe; alter-
mates, Mrs. Lulu Withereil' MIS-.
| Lottie williams and Mrs. Robert
Getchell. Committees were appoint
ed for Memorial Day as follows
| Wreaths. Mrs. Rebecca Farrar, Mrs.
| Avis Leech and Mrs. Russell Tay-
lor. The relief committee consist
| ing of Mrs. Alden Savage, MRS.
| Charles Dusty, Mrs. Lottie Williams
and Mrs. Frank Hersom, will nave
charge of the bouquets and decor
ating. At the roll call held at the
last meeting in April GA members III
good standing were reported.
Miss Nellie Chandler, who has
been passing the winter at the nome
Of Mrs. Mary Hallett, has gone TO
her home in Belgrade for the SUM
ffier. ,,,;-
The regular meeting of the auxih-
arv to the Harry G.. Decker post n.
L.. was held Wednesday evening ~
the Legion hall. report Oh ing
Nav cabaret was given and soou
sum was realized for the treasuis'
Mrs. Mona Tracy and MIS- Cara
Oliver were elected as delegates "
the convention in Watervllie.
A Joint meeting of the menoei
ship and executive commlt.ees IN a,
oharge of the membership drive for
the n,,blic health nurse met at the
higb school building Wednesday
aveninr at o'clock. The sum OF
sso was added to the fund making
total of $3.50 besides s25 which mas
heen received from various orSahi-
gations Several other donations are
in view and the committee in cnarse
fool assured of success in their un-
dertaking. A committee or three
y,as appointed to make arrange
ments for their next meeting.
The regular meeting and soclal oi
the.Y. p. C. U. Of All Souls UniVer-
salist church was held Wednesuay
evening. May 6, in Murray Vestl
About 20 were present. The nrs'
mort of the evening was devoted 10
brief business meeting after Whicn
games were played and dancing en-
inved Mrs. Charles Cornforth
chaneroned the party and refresh-
ments of fruit punch and saitlnes
were served. ,., 1-n;
The Y. P. C. U. of All Souls Uni
yersalist church will entertain Ken
nebec Valley Y. P. c. U. at rep
banquet this evening In Murray
vestry at o'clock. ,.
! Mrs Charles Daggett and daugh-
ter. Ruth, who have been passing 9
few days with Mr.. Daggett, VINO ~
employed in the Foster drug nave
returned to Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. Robert McAubrey ana sons
Donald and Richard, returned
Thursday to their home in Portland
after visiting the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Otis.
The game of baseball between the
End team of Coburn Classlcai lnsu
lutte and Oakland high school play
ed "wednesday afternoon, on the Old
athletic field resulted in score VI
Q to l in favor of Oakland.
Mrs. Harry Higgins and children,
RAYMOND and Priscilla, left Thurs
day afternoon for Portland, where
ey will be guests of friends ana
relatives for q few days.
A sale of cooked food was held
Wednesday afternoon in Murray
yestry under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Social circle of the UnlVer-
salist church. The sale was well
patroniZed.
Miss Ruth Savage is confined 10
her home by illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
walter Gibbs of Oakland Heights
/ were business visitors in Belgrade
| Thursday.
The Fidelity class of the United
Baptist church will meet this after
noon in the church vestry with Mrs.
Ross Baker as hostess.
The many friends and acqualn-
tances of Sylvester Skillings. who
underwent surgical operation
Monday at the ST. Barnabas hospital
| in Portland, will be glad to learn
that the operation was successlui
and that he is resting comfortably.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met Wednesday afternoon IN
the church parlors. Mrs. Frank
Garland, vice president of the meet
ing of the Kennebec Union of Ladies
| Aids held Wednesday of last week
in Waterville, was given by the sec
retary, Mrs. Angie Cottle. After the
business meeting there was social
hour and refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Garland and
Mrs. Wrigley.
Mrs. o. e. Perry of Benton was
the guest Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.