Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-04
OAKLAND

Mrs Avis Leech or Waterville, a
! former resident, was calling on old
| friends Wednesday.
Rev. J. l.. Pinkerton returned
| Wednesday from East Livermore,
| where he has been conducting the
| East Livcrmore campmeetings, and
the regular church services at Dunn
| Memorial Methodist church will be
resumed Sunday morning.
Miss Esther Spencer of Ellsworth
has arrived and will make her home
with her mother, Mrs. walter Bake.
Miss Spencer plans to enter the Mil
ton Laforest Williams High school
this fall.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Manter and
family of Mechanicville. n. y, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here and in Sidney the past week,
have returned
Cedar Crest camps for boys situated
on Lake Messalonslaee closed Satur-
day and the boys have all gone to
their homes.
Miss Clara Runnels is at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Price where she
viii remain for time.
Miss Catherine Calder, who has
Mildred Farron at their home in Wor-
cester, Mass, has returned to Port
land and will visit her aunt Mrs.
Robert McCoubry, returning home the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gleason of West
| Haven, Conn, former residents of
! Oakland, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. j.. Morrisctte at Sunset Lodge and
/ camp in jefferson.
! Mrs. Charles Dusty received word
Thursday that her nephew. Clarence
! Butler who has been stationed at FIT
| Williams. that he is being transferred
to- TT Slocum New York City, sail
| ing from there for the Hawaiian
Islands
Mrs. Richard Lewis, her two chill.
dren, Lucille and Carla, and Mrs. .JacE
| McSurgan, who have been visiting
their mother. Mrs. Flora Kelley. left
Thursday for their home in Portland
Mrs. Stewart, who has been pass
ing n few weeks at the home of Mrs
| Nellie Ellis has gone to the home Of
| Mrs. Ellen Wyman, where she will re-
main for time.
Mr.. and Airs. Gus Icnes Of Strattor
and Warren Jones of North Ansor
| were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs
u" W. tleHleHlS 1T tue HS" EdSI ! oit,
Camps.
Sub-master and Mrs. Roy McKen
ney and daughter Norma have ar
rived in town and reopened theil
home.
The Oakland Public schools vii
open next Tuesday, Sept. Z. for The
fall term.
Rev. and Mrs. vcrnelle W. Dye,
and two children. Nernelle, Jr., ant
| Martha. left last evening for New
| York City. whore they viii sail Sat
urday on the steamship Samaria fol
| England, going from there to Ran
COON, India, where Mr. Dyer will b'
| engaged in foreign missionary work
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer expect to arrive
about the middle of october and vii
remain about five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallett of Hal
| lowell and their daughter. Mrs. Clair
| Spofford of Portland. who have beer
! passing several days at the Hallett
| home on Main street, left Thursday
| for their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hutchins, who
| have been living in the jerome Wilson
| house on the Wsterville road. have
moved their household goods into the
| Avery Morrow house on Water street
Prof. Harry Folsom, who has beer
| passing the 'summer at his old home
on church street, has returned tc
| Greenwich, Conn, where he has
| charge of the New Greenwich Higf
| school which was recently erected a.
an expense of 100000.
Camp Arden, the school for girls Or
Salmon Lake. closed Tuesday and the
girls left for their homes. in Boston
and New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Blanche Carson of Mcdford