Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-19
OAKLAND

Ralph Fletcher, who works on the
farm Of Harold Bridges of Fairfieid
street. passed the week end at the
home of relatives In Fairfield.
Mrs. Burke of Dunn street. who
has been quite i'll with the grippe Is
somewhat better.
Miss Wealthia Richardson. teacher
of the second grade. has returned to
her duties passing the week end with
relatives in Rome.
Floyd Foster has returned to his
home on Summer street after passing
the week end at the home Of his
father in Rome. 4
Stephen Strout has moved from
the Bickford house on Heath street
to Penney house on School street.
Mrs. Stephen Mills has gone to
Portland to visit relatives for
week.
The Anon Lodge Of Odd Fellows
will lhold their regular meeting Tues
day evening in Odd Fellows hall on
Main street and the third degree will
be conferred on three candidates.
The Harry G. Decker Post of the
American Legion will hold their
regular meeting in the Legion Home
on Church street Tuesday evening.
Cascade Grange
The regular meeting of CASCADE
Grange was held at Grange hall Sat-
urday evening with a large attend
ance present. After the regular
business meeting the program was
presented by the last division OF the
contest which has been running for
some time. An excellent entertain
ment was furnished and the result
was a score of one hundred eighty
two points, which is the largest score
obtained by any of the captains max
ing them winners. The program was
as follows: Tableau, welcome; orl-
ginal paper by Chester E. Davies;
vocal solo, Mrs. Fred Ireland; farce
the Sewing Circle; piano solo. Viola
Oliver; readings, Irving Mason, MRS.
Fred Ireland; original paper, A. 3.
Cottle; song and story, r. T.. Dudley'
recitations, Eleanor Sawtelle. Alton
Kerr; song, mems quartette; ana en- :
core; readings, Madeline Knight,
Theodore Kerr, Ernest Oliver: song,
mixed chorus; recitation. Elva Soule;
original paper, Mahlon Knight; orr
ginal poem, Nellie Robinson; recita-
ton, ELLA Oliver; readings, Rena
Bowman, Russell McKechnie; song,
Henry Powers with encore; original
paper, Viola Oliver; farce, the new
hired man; reading, Ansel Jewett;
recitation, Eileen Kerr: piano solo,
Delight Taylor; farce, the train to
Luneville; READINGS. Leland JeWett.
Hattie Hersom; vocal solo. Mrs. Fred
Ireland; dialogue, the way to Wa
terville; vocal duet, Viola Onver,
leila Johnson; tableau, good night
Mrs. Barton Wrigley and little
daughter Dorothy of Fairfield street
passed the week end at the home OF
Mrs. Wrigley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Fuller of Oak street.
The Colby Musical Club will give
an entertainment Thursday evening
in Memorial hall under the auspices
of the Mems Club of the All Soul
Uniyersalist church.
Little Arlene Scott. the seven
month old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Scott of Dunn street was OPP
! Grated on Friday for assesses in
both ears and is improving in health.
Carlton Towle is ill with severe
| cold at his home on the Waterville
| road.
Miss Laura Mosher, daughter of
Bert Mosher has returned to her
studies in Oakland High school af-
ter passing the week end at her home
at Bear Spring Camps in Rome.
A special meeting will be held by
the Acme Rebecca Lodge in Odd
Fellows hall ON Main street Thurs
f, day evening and the degree Will be
conferred on a class of candidates.
Refreshments will be served.
The Progressive Glass of the Unit
ed Baptist church will hold their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
/ NJ. w. Flynt of Main street. The
hostesses will be Mrs. NJ. w. Flynt,
Miss Edith Tuck. Miss Laura Brim-
stone and Miss Louise Benson.
Miss Alice Hammond of Sidney
| was a week end guest of Miss Ruth
Savage of Church street
Miss Alice Manter. teacher in Cor
lima has returned to her duties after
| passing the week end in town with
relatives and friends.