Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-11
WINSLOW,

| c. II. Pond and son. Carl of Wrcntham
| Mass. have been visiting Ben Chaffee
| and family.
| Lester TowIe of Auburn. was the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. T.. Buffum, over
| Sunday.
Miss Lula A. Stuart went to Farming
| ton, Monday. to attend the Normal
| school.
The Third and Fourth degrees were con
ferrcd upon the members, Friday even
| ing. at :he Grange hall
John J. Goody went to Portland.
Wednesday. to take up his work for
George c. Frye.
Rev. and Mrs. Cameron and daughter,
who have been residing in Brownvillc.
have moved into the house formerly oc-
cupcd by Rev. Arthur Marley. Mr. Cam
erOn will supply the pulpit hereafter. All
| feel that they were fortunate in securing
his services.
Miss Alice bradley, c. c. J. o. WAS the
guest of Miss Eva A. Getchel at the
High school. Wednesday.
An informal reception was given by the
senior class OF the High school in honor
of the new principal. Clarence Il. Flood,
and mis- assistant. Miss Ida p. Kecne.
Promptly at O'Clock, the doors were
opened in the Congregational church par
Tors and Mr. and Mrs. Guy w. Chapman.
Mr.. Flood. Misses Keene and Frecma n.
stood in the receiving line. The guests
We're ushered by ]. Edmund Hutchinson
'0S. and Henry G. Reynolds 'O6. The dec
OrationS were from the three upper class
eS. The paTlOr was banked in red and
white. representing the sophomore class.
Pink and green. representing the Junior
white adorned the punch table. which was
presided over by Misses Fayalcne Ere
freri. o. and Mary Hogan, 'oS. During
the reception Z musical entertainment
was given. The first number Misses
Gladys and Hattie Simpson presided over
the piano. while Misses Eva Getchcll and
Clara Bernard played the violins. A man
doin solo was given by Clara Bernard
with Eva Getchell as accompanies. Lorin
Sampson. OF. played a solo which called
for much applause as well as the solo by
Miss Jessie Kidder Many fine violin
solos were given by Miss Getchcll during
the evening. Games were INDUCED in
and Il social time with the older ones was
enjoyed by all voting it a most pleasant
evening. The committee wishes 10 thank
all for the beautiful flowers which adorn-
ed the re- omS.
Alfred g. Patterson. W. II. s. '05. will
enter the University of Maine when thu,
fall term opens.
Scott ID. Blackwell who was out from
his duties at the shoe store. last week.
on account of Illness. is much better and
visited Scott DrummOnd during the lat
ter part of the week.
Among those who attended the 21st
Maine Regimen reunion in Augusta from
this place were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gar
Eand. MIS-. Arthur ROD1nSOn ana son, MT.
and Mrs. George CIshman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John FlaSG and Mr. and Mrs. j. p Pol
lard.
Mrs. Fred Cushman is very i'll at her
home. with tonsilitis ard the grip.
Mrs. a. r Shrirtliffe and daughters
have gone to St. John. n. B.. to visit
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tufts Mrs. Mar
den and Miss Olive Mardcn. from Vas
alboro. We're callers at ID. p. Garland's.
recently.
Mrs. Guy Horn. Misses Lucy and Mil
dred Paine passed Friday in Augusta.
One of the purses at athletic games held
recently at Baltimore County Cork was
a pOstoff:ce savings bank book, with a de-
post of lis 800