Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-19
OAKLAND

from Portland where she has been a
guest the past week OF Miss Cecilia
Cordes at her summer home at Great
Chebeague.
Cascade Grange viii hold their
first meeting since the summer va
cation on Saturday evening in
Grange Hail. Maine Night" will be
observed. F. p. Washburn, commits
sioner Of Agriculture will be presen,
and will give an interesting talk on
Maine, and there will be a miscel-
laneous program including musical
numbers and readings. A bag treat
Of fruit and candy will be served
and all grangers are requested to
bring fruit or candy. Worthy
Master, Sidney Wentworth, wishes
to announce that the Grange iwll
open promptly at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tobin and
daughters, Doris, Helen, Phyllis and
Gladys, left early Sunday morning
by auto on a two weeks vacation, to
be passed with relatives in Aroos-
took.
The Mothers Improvement Club
and their families will hold their
annual picnic on Thursday at the
home Of Mrs.. Frank Garland on
Fairfield st. Members are request
ed to bring picnic lunch with
cup and spoon. If stormy the
picnic will be held the next fair day.
Frank Doyon, who Is employed in
the Weave Room Of the Cascade
Wooden Mill, underwent an operation
on his eyes. performed Tuesday
by DR.. Hill at the Sisters Hospital
in Waterville.
David Knox met with a painful
accident Monday evening between
s and o'clock. Mr.. Knox had
parked his car in front Of A. H. Gill
mans shop on Oak street and walk
ed down to the Cascade Motor Cos.
garage on Main street to purchase
some fuse for his lights. As he was
leaving the garage and about to cross
the car tracks he was knocked down
by an automobile driven by Water
Vile parties and collided with the
electric car, which was coming
along at that time. He was badly
bruised and received several deep
cuts about the head and shoulders
DIR. E. P. Williams was called and
attended to his injuries and he was
taken to.his home on High street.
Fred Hallett. who is employed in
Bath, passed the weekend at the
home of his brother Jesse Hallett Of
High street.
The friends and neighbors of Mrs.
James Faron gave her a very pleas
ant farewell surprise party Monday
evening at her home on Fairfield
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Faron and
family came to Oakland seven years
ago and Mr.. Faron accepted a posi-
tion as overseer of carding in the
Cascade Woolen mill. About two
weeks age he resigned his position
and left for Massachusetts,. where he
secured employment and Mrs. Faron
and family expect to leave soon.
The time on Monday evening was
pleasantly passed with music and
dancing. Refreshments OF ice cream
and fancy cookies was served. Those
lily were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blake,
Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Cough
lin, Mrs. WillianA Thompson, Miss
Mary Cross, Mrs. Norris Bush. Mrs.
Katheryn Blake, Mrs. Jesse Carrick,
Maurice Coughlin and Earl Sawtelle.
Before leaving the guests presented
travelling bag and expressed their
perity in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ring OF Guilford
were in town Sunday on their way
to Mercer to visit Mr.. Rings aunt,
Mrs. Josephine Decker.
The public schools in town will
reopen September Sth and following
is the list of teachers for the coming
year: High school, principal, Nor
~ a ~t,t,
Mckenney; commercial teacher,
Miss Grace Sidelinger of Rockland; i;
Latin and French teacher, Miss Ce-
ella Simpson of Waterville; Sth
grades, Miss Martha Strachen and
Miss Thelma lie Baron of Rome;
7th grade. Mrs. Maizie Gordon; 9th
grade. Miss Lena Kerr: 5th grade.
Mrs. Clara Stevens; 9Th and 4th
grades, Miss Musa Richardson of
Fairfield; 4th grade, Miss Nora
Chandler of Belgrade; 3rd grade,
Mrs. Minerva Hall: End grade, Mrs.
Bessie Field; LIST grade, Miss Evelyn
Stevenson of Eastport; Libby Hill
school, Miss Ruth Lewis of Sidney;
Union school, Mrs. Mabel Newhall; /;
teacher of music, Mrs. Florence
Wells Of Waterville; teacher of ply
sical training, Miss Margaret KILL
man, Dexter: domestic science
teacher, Miss Anna Frances Damon;
manual training teacher, Everett\ A.
Mason of Brunswick.
Through the courtesy of E. H.
NORM the following boys from Troop
No. Of the Boy Scouts with Scout
Master Frank Elliott. Raymond
Wendall. Clyde Soule, Ernest Rush