Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-14
OAKLAND


Regular meeting tonight of Saran
Sampson Tent, Daughters OF Veter-
ans. A good attendance is. requested
as there will be initiation. Refresh
! ments will be served.
Oakland citizens certainly should
feel proud of her patriotic orders
and for hoIors received at the De-
partment convention of the allied or
CARNATIONS which met in Portland
last week. Miss Margaret Johnson
was reelected department treasurer
Of the National Women's Relief
Corps; Mrs. Mae Hailett was elected
| division secretary of the division OF
Maine Sons of Veterans Auxiliary;
| Mrs. Mildred Boynton Libby was
| elected senior vice president OF the
Department of Maine Daughters OF
| Union Veterans and Jesse Hallett
won the honor of having been elected
division commander of Maine Divis-
ion of Sons OF Veterans, and Heberr
| Kelley was chosen secretary Of the
! Sons OF Veterans division Of Maine.
Frederic and Eugene Scribner,
students at University Of Maine, ar
| rived home yesterday and will pass
| the summer here.
The Progressives will meet Tues
| day afternoon at 2.S0 at the home
! of Mrs. E L. Williams on Water
| street at o'clock. A picnic supper
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy McKenney
| and daughter. Norma left Thursday
| for Orono to visit Mr.. McKenney's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
| kenney. Mr.. Mckinney will leave
J the first of July for Bar Harbor to
/ take an advanced course in biology
offered by the University of Maine
I u-itI mr. Of in
| tor. Mrs. Mckinney and daughter,
| plan to visit relatives in Orono,
| Brewer and Boston, Mass.
Next Thursday. June II. at 2 P.
| NJ. the public schools at Sidney Will
| give an entertainment and exhibition
| in the Grange hall. The exhibition
will be work done by the pupils Of
| the schools and all interested in the
work are invited to attend.
Mrs. Alden Savage is quite Ill at
| her home on Church street and is un-
| der the care of trained nurse. Mrs.
| Lottie Conforth is assisting In the
! household duties.
! Miss Thelma Beverage was a guest
| Friday of Miss Esther Marshall at
| Jamaica Point. Camps.
The meeting of the Basket Club
! will meet Tuesday afternoon. June
| % at the home of Mrs. Jesse Hallett
! on Main street.
| Among the out of town people pre-
/ sent at the funeral of the late Oscar
| Anderson were Mrs. Emma Downs
| and Mrs. Edith Sanford of Water
| town, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rodauig and daughter. Emily of
Manchester, n. H. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bradbury, Mrs. Edwin Brad
| bury and Miss Emily Bradbury OF
| Fairfield, Miss Leona Fowley of Lew
| iston and Mrs. Theodore Stevens Of
| Somerville. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens, Miss
! Inez Stevens and Mrs. Lottie Baker
! left Sunday for Orono to attend the
graduation exercises of University OF
Maine, their son, Alfred Stevens. be-
! ing a member of the graduating
| class.
Tickets may be secured from mem
bers of the Music committee of the
United Baptist church for the enter
tainment to be given by the Anne
Varney Baker company at the Com
munity house Wednesday evening.
The committee consists OF Mrs. +. ;.
Bernauer, Mrs. Shirley Kelley. Mrs.
Rachel Dame, Mrs. A. NJ. Greeley,
Mrs. Cleveland Day. Mrs. Mark Hurd
and Miss Georgia Youngman. The
committee will have children but
with tickets. The program will be OF
a high class order along the lines OF
Chautauqua entertainments, intro |
ducing many novel and unique fea-
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hewes and son,
Gordon, passed the week end at the
| home of Mrs. Hewes' parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon at Hermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. York OF Mar !
tins Stream were in town Saturday |
on business.
Mrs. Andrew Goodwin. who has been
visiting Mrs. Lewis Kitchen for |
week, returned Saturday to her home |
at Northern Maine junction.
Mrs. Lewis Kitchen has gone to |
Northern Maine Junction to pass few |
days with her husband and will enter |
the Eastern Maine General Hospital
this week to undergo surgical treat |
ment for appendicitis. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sawtelle and |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert enjoyed |
a fishing trip to Lake Moxie over the |
week end.
J. r. Picken of Hartland was Sat |
urday visitor at the home of Mrs. Fred |
Wyman besides calling on other rela- |
tives. He was accompanied by his |
mother Mrs. James Picken, who has |
been visiting relatives In Hartland.
| Mrs Nina Boynton and daughter, |
Mrs. Mildred Boynton Libby, returned |
Thursday night from Portland. where |
they attended the department conven- |
ton of the daughters of Union Veter- |
ans They were accompanied by Mrs. |
Boyrton's sister, Mrs. Fred Short of |
Waterville.
John Sweeney. who is employed at |
Lombards Traction Company in Wa |
terville. passed Saturday and Sunday |
at his home on Plea SAINT street
Miss Alice Hunton, teacher In |
Jondan High school. Lewiston, passed |
the week end with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs Fl. L. Hunton, on Pleasant street. !
The following pupils from the fourth |
grade of the public schools. with Miss
Nora Chandler teacher were present |
at every session of the spring term:
Earle Bickford, Ruth Carroll, Linwood
Decker, Lottie Hoar. Lillian Littlefield,
Elwood Manson, Violet Marson, Lucille |
Small, Willard Tozier, Arleta Tucker,
Alton York. Joseph Zimba- Those hav-
ing perfect attendance during the en-
tire school year We're: Lillian Little |
field, E,lwood Manson. Willard Tozier
and Alton York. Joseph Zimba got the
highest rank in arithmetic and Mary
Kelley had the highest rank in SPELL
ing.
Mrs. Cora Cannon has returned from
North Belgrade, where she has been
caring for her sister Mrs. Mae Bick-
ford, who has been i'll.