Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-13

Winthrop. Me, Aug. 12-(SpeciaD-
bright sun and warm morning
uatercd in the day for Wednesday,
when at noon q dinner was to be serv-
While the scattered showers of yes
terday afternoon and last evening in
tcrcfered somewhat with the program,
it gave breathing spell to the COM
mittce who have the various matters
in charge.
The committee having in charge the
dinner was early at work and by II
o'clock the boys and girls of 30 years
ago began to come to the Methodist
vestry, where the banquet was to be
held. There were $50 invitations sent
out and 81 people registered.
It was one of the finest efforts ever
attempted in this line and the reputa-
ton of winthrop was fully sustained in
this respect. The following people
We're present:
Samuel Thurston, Portland, SO; An
drew Wood, South Weymouth. Mass,
70; Henry Woodward. 81; Elizabeth d.
Linscott, So; T. b. Packard, Leeds, 76;
Mary l.. Robbins. Augusta, 70; Angela
P Foster, rs; Rosanna Smith, a.;
Fred M. Rowe, 10; Frances White, ST.:
Mrs. Louisa S. Jackson, Augusta; Mrs.
Emily A. Richardson, II; w. s. Macom-
Der, 70; l.. NJ. Jewett, IA; A. S. Leavitt,
Is: Nathaniel jewell, Milford. Mass.
II: J. f. Brainard. So; w. c. Hopkins.
81: T.. Payson Whiting. Boston, IS;
| Martha l.. Pullen, 81; Arson b. Bowler,
81: Sara Buzzell, SO: j. Fl. Jersey, 81;
Mrs. j. II. Torsey. 10; Mrs. n. NJ. Sop
er, 70; n. Green, 70; Mrs. n. Green,
70; n. NJ Soper. "a; James Chandler,
rs: Sarah Chandler, rs; A. G. Frost
49, Henry A. Cummings. rs; Lanson
Perry. SO; Ellen Berry. 81: Laura c.
Stevens. East Millinocket. "a; Adeline
n low. rs: Mrs A. w Perish, 49, Mrs
T. w. Fairbanks. Pennington. 81
susan NJ. Crowell. 10; A. j. Grower, ~
Sarah NJ. Witham. Manchester, 49,
Mrs. Amelia Brown, IS; Osca + Neny'
50: Mrs. Mary Syphers; J, f.. Bralharu'
II; Mrs. Sarah Butler Taggart 80 -
C.. Putnam, 10; Mrs. f. T. Adams o'
w. II. Barker, 10; Mrs. w. II. BARKER
10. T.. H. Norcross, SS; Mrs. villa M
Young. 10: Nathaniel Weston. IS; MRS.
(,s rria Hallowen. 81; Mrs. c. w. BRAIN
ard, IS; Daniel Hegarty. rs; j, M. fui-
sifer, Boston, 10; g. FRANK oeaiS' "A"
gusta. Sc; A. II. Young.
After dinner was over Deacon henry
woodward welcomed those present IN
a few words. He was followed D! AN
drew Wood. +. Payson Whiting. T.. H.
No,cross. j. II. Torsey. Nelson hnishls'
Samuel Thurston. Daniel HaGarty WI
Nacomher and others. All spoke OF
some incident in their early lie Oh d
pleasing nature
short paper, written by Mrs. Mary
pobhins and read by Mrs. Murray
STANLEY smoke of the beauties ana
Characteristics of the town and was
an appreciative effort on the part VI
those present.
At $50 the gathering dispersed al
ter singing "Go6 Be with you ~
We Meet Again"
o,,o o,,ss reunions of the Lucia r.
Do.Ia STUDENT Association will be held
electrics to Togus, back to AUGUSTA
with dinner at the New Augusta House
and then to Island Park, where supper
was had and attendance at the thea-
ter in the evening.
Another class went to Island PARK
thence by boat to The Outlet where
dinner was served and q return lhaoe
in the evening. Both parties had the
best of times and the occasion Will De
long remembered by those particlpat-
ing.
Prayer meetings were held TINS even
ing in all the churches, as a part OF
the Old Home week program
Another ball game will be played TO-
morrow between the locals and COD
bossee Inn of Gardiner and the DAY VIII
close with a ball in the evening WIFI
music nv Chambers Orchestra of
Portland.