Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-28
WINTHROP.
Parts Are Assigned For
the Concert Of Nations.
Methodist Ladies' Aid Will
/. Meet Wednesday.
Local Items and Notes Of Winthrop
People and Their Guests.

| Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Towle left Saturday
for a visit in Bridgewater. They will at
tend the Brockton fair
Charles Hoyt left Saturday for Dor
chester. Mass. where he will visit his
| brother, Frank Hoyt Mr.. Hoyt is mai
carrier on Route a and his place is sup
piled by his sister, Miss Helen Hoyt.
| Mrs. Mary Hobson has returned to hel
| home in Providence. after a visit witt
her sister, Mrs. Georgia Cobb
Mrs Annie Tow'le and children are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. C. =. H#nnaford al
their cottage on Lake Annabessacook.
Miss Eta Wilkins has returned from d
visit in Boston.
| Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Rich have return
ed from a visit in Portland.
Rev. CT ID. Holmes presiding elder of
the Augusta district, is in town.
Ora Maxim was ut home FROM West
brook over Sunday.
MIS-. Julia Grover is visiting her mother
in Auburn.
The ladies of the congregational Sncie-
ty will serve Il Harvest supper Tuesday
evening at the vestry.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will hold a business meeting With tho
president. Miss Eva Moody, at , o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
The parts for the Concert of Nations
have been assigned as follows: Columbia.
Mrs. Edith Carleton: Scotch Lassic. Miss
Jennie Gray; Gretchen. Miss Mao Sar-
gent: japanese Maid, Miss Vest. Stock
fore; Indian Maid Miss Mary Putnam;
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French Maid, Miss Nellie Louise Maxwell;
Mexican Maid, Miss Lucc Carr: Gypsy
Maid. Mrs Stanley Grover Spanish Maid.
Miss Elsie. Davis; Daughter of the Rcgi-
mcnt, Miss Hazel Shaw; Irish Lass, Miss
Dorothy Webb; Swiss Peasant. Miss At
tale Gale; The Navy, Miss Ruth Wood.
Three solo specialties. "Rastus Coon"
dennis McRafterty'' and Reuben Green"
will be represented.
Mrs. Myra Adams is visiting in Wilton.
for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Higgins are
the parents of a son, bonn Thursday
night
The Stocking social at the CongreSa-
tional vcstry Friday evening was a pro-
nounced success, the receipts amounting
to $40. SiXty-siX dollars and ten cents of
this amount was found in the tiny hose
when the committee, r. c. McIlroy, Mrs
Helen kimbal and f. c. ROBBIE opened
them and counted the contents The re-
amount was realized on the sale
of ice cream. A fine program was given
as follows: Hymn, Onward Christian
cornet solo. F. c. Robe; bari
tone solo. A. II. Webb: rectation, Miss
Dorothy Webb; solo, Miss Eloise Maxi
well: dialogue. Clyde Benson and Ather-
ton Cobb: contralto solo, Mrs. r. c. Nc
Troy: reading, Leon Burr; duet, Mrs. Nc
Iroy and Mr. Webb; singing "America."
Mrs w. A. Whiting was acco.npanist
and ]. l.. Cobb master of ceremonies.
Margaret Thompson has entered Il con-
vent school in Providence, r. I.
f. 4. Clifford has purchased a potato
digger and is harvesting his crop. Hell
has 30 acres and will have an unusual
yield. which will be shipped to market at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Diamond have re-
turned from visit with relatives in New
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson have re-
turned from Hog island where they spent
the summer.
Miss Annie Bane Of Lewiston is the
guest of Mrs. F. e. Kneeland.