Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-26
WINTHROP.
RaHyDay and Cradle Roll at
Methodist Church.
Large Attendance and interest,"
ing Program Carried Out.
Meeting Of the Rebekah Sewing Cir.
cle-.-PersonaI Mention.

Mrs. Louisa $. Jackson of Augusta
IS visiting her son, Fred 5. Jackson.
Mrs. Fred Thomas is visiting in Yer
mont. AZ s44HANN
Mrs. George Fletcher of WaterVille
is visiting her mother Mrs Sarah Buzz
zell.
r. c. McIlroy is on a business trip
to New York
Mrs ]. 4. Lovcjoy Of North Wayne
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. T.
=. Lbb,
Mrs. Julia Grover is visiting in
II" ,clls and Troy.
Archie carr. Nathan Cobb, Thomas
James and MIR. lngersoll are enjoying
q hunting trip i'll the Mooschcad re-
ssion.
Ire tc6eKah Sewing Circle met with
Mrs. Archie Carr Wednesday afternoon.
The following committees were chos-
en- t. take charge OF their fair to be
given Dee. 10: Entcrtainment Mrs. Ar
chic Carr. Mrs. c. A. Cummings. Miss
Grace Cushman; apron booth. Mrs. j.
II. Bates, Mrs. Lizzie Richardson:
booth for fancy articles. Miss Hattie
weston, Mrs. Nellie Page; tulip bed,
Mrs. Fl. r. Benson. Mrs d. X. Merrill:
fish pond, Mrs Winnie Gale, Mrs
Warren Maconber; jellics and pre-
serves, Mrs. Emerson Reynolds and
Mrs. +. S. French; coffee and cocoa,
Mrs. j. NJ. ToWle, Mrs G.. e. Kimball;
cook books and pastry, Mrs. John Eos
ter, Mrs. c. G. Longfcllow.
Rally day and Cradle Roll Sunday
was observed at the Methodist church
viii. appropriate exercises The vestry
was most tastefully decorated with
ferns and blossoms, and preented a
pretty picture with the eager faces of
the little children There was an att
enhance OF 14G with Il large percentage
of children and infants. The musical
selections by the Junior League We're Il
particularly pleasing feature, and the
remarks by Judge Cover We're inter-
eSting. In years gone by Judge Cover
WIS Il great sunday school worker and
his voice in the Sunday school once
more was listened to with appreciation
by his hearers
These were the following new addi-
tons to the Cradle Roll:
Eitred LleWellyn Leech, Earl Foster
Holmes. Eta Rosamond Ecnncr, Mad
cline EdWna Knight. Esther Elaine
RoWell, Earl Herbert Lewis and Vera
Btll Shaw, and Mary Jane Elizabeth
Pettin2il Twelve promotions were
mace from the Cradle Roll to the Pri-
mary department. as follows: Ruby
Blanche Lewis, Doris Maxim Cooling.
ura A,'abine Norcross Dora Ham
mond. Esther Marie Leaird Helen
Marjory Brown, Barbara Louise Pink
\, 7 Mortnri,
Sophia Howell, Alice Julia Wood,
Ray Norcross.
TIE program of the exercises follows:
Singing, school; opening service;
prayer: address of welcome. superin-
tend2nt; singing. Junior League: pro-
rlotion from Cradle Roll Attitude of
Parents to the Sunday School" Judge
John Cover: singing, Junior League;
recitation. Little Hands and Lips
Dorothy Reynolds; Outline Of Sunday
School Lesson" Rev. r. A. Rich rec
itation. "Talcnts of Children" Lottie
Leaird: recitation, ''Twilight Bells
Violet French: remarks, A. l.. Icech;
singing, school
The committee having the affair in
charge was composed of DR.. Stanley
Cover. A. l.. Lecch, Mrs. Ruth Webb,
Miss Jennie Cray and Miss Bertha
Wentworth.
Rev. and Mrs. George Bruce Nichol-
son Of WaterViIc We're the guests last
week Of their daughter, Mrs. stephen
G.. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs +. p Libby passed
Sunday with relatives in Livermore.
The regular Picnic supper will be
served Tuesday by the Social Circle of
the congregational church at it's YES
try.
Mrs. J. NJ. ToWle has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Earr, in Bridgewater