Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30

AL the close or the play on Irluay
evening presented by the Senior
class of Oakland high school the
members of the cast, school faclty,
members of the Junior class who
acted as ushers and all those who
in any way assisted in making the
affair a success were treated to re-
freshments of ice cream, fruit punch.
Gerald Hallett, vice president of the
class, in behalf of the members pre-
sented Principal Lothrop with a
handsome gold fountain pin as a
token of their appreciation of his
services in coaching the play and
social hour was enjoyed.
A Cloverdale store opened Friday
Mar. 27 at 81 Church street with
q. NJ. Davis of Nashua, n. H., as
manager. State Highwaymen have
been intown recently numbering the
highways. Signboards bearing the
numbers have been placed at inter-
walls throughout the town.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Wilmington of Norwood,
Mass, and Mrs. John Gordon of
Stockton Springs are in town called
here by the death of the late Davis
Kerr. Mrs. Earl Dudley and nep-
hew Alfred Cunningham have re-
turned from an over night visit with
Mrs. Dudley's sister. Mrs. Blaisdell
of gewock.-George Hutchins
of Rumford was q recent guest of
his r. sister, Miss Edna Hutchins.-
George Mendall who has been pass
ing the winter with his aunt, Mrs
Joseph Manter and attending the
public schols in town has gone to
Augusta to visit her mother, Mrs.
Frank Mendall over the Easter va
cation.-Miss Edna Hutchins who
slipped and fell on the ice sus-
tanning bad fracture Of the ankle,
and has been confined to the house
for several weeks, has gone to Port
land for treatment and while there
will visit her brother Fred Hutchins.
She was accompanied by Mrs. George
Hutchins of Rumford who has been
caring for her for the past few
Bucksport. Miss Abbie Giggey of
South Portland. Miss Gladys Roy
nolds of Bingham, Miss Stevenson
OF Passport, teachers in the public
! schools, have gone to their homes
for the spring vacation.-Miss Mar
! tina Strachen, teacher of the seventh
grade in the public schools. has gone
| to Lewiston where she will be en-
| ployed at Cleary's beauty shop dur
| ing the weeks vacation.-Alrs. Ed
ward StoWell. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Bridges
| for the past week. has returned to
| her home in Lewiston.-Mrs. kath-
| eryn Webster, who has been confined
to her home by illness is slightly
nproved.-Frederick and Eugene
| Scribner, Clarence Otis and Alfred
| Stevens, students at the University
of Maine, are passing the spring re-
| cess at their homes in town.-Miss
| Maggie Johnson, Mrs. Harry Higgins
| and Mrs. Nathaniel Woodsum at
tended the meeting of the Martha
! Washington Chapter. o. +. S., held
Friday evening i'll WatervIlle.-Miss
Musa Richardson teacher of the
school at Libby Hill is passing the
weeks vacation at her home in
Fairfield.-Floyd Foster who is at
lie schools in town has gone to Rome
to pass the vacation with his father
Ellison Foster.-IIarold Bridges who
drives the school team on the Fair
field road, was taken suddenly i'll on
Friday morning While making his
trip and was obliged to remain I'M
til afternoon at the home of Sidney
, Wentworth and on Saturday although
he was much improved was still
confined to the house.-Nery attract
i've posters with pussy willows and
Easter decorations have been placed
in the store windows announcing
the Easter sale to be given Tuesday
afternoon. Mar. 81 in Murray vestry
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Social Circle of All Souls Univer-
salist church. The posters are the
work of Mrs. Warren Mitchell \
representative from the Reed Muir
| dock Products Co.. of Boston will be
in town this Monday afternoon and
will decorate one of the windows in
the Post rooms in connection with
the Larkin grocery booth for the