Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-05
WINTHROP,
Dorothy Hannaford Ce|e-
brates Her 4th Birthday.
Reception Is rendered Rev.
And Mrs. AIpheus Trueb|ood.
Officers OF 7. P. S. C. E....Grange
Will Attend Divine Service.

Little Dorothy Hannaforl enter
tanned Il lumber Of her little friends in
honor OF her fourth birthday at her
home Oh Tuesday. The little ladies en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon
Games and dainty refreshments were
enjoyed and each little guest left a
birthday remembrance for her young
hostess. The guests We're Bonita and
Leola Tole, Marjorie Kowen. Ruth
Fairbanks. Elinor Bishop, Gladys
Tai. Evelyn Thompson ana Mary For
tier.
Mrs. Arthur Hall is very i'll at her
home on Green street
A reception was rendered Rev and
Mrs. Alpheus Trueblood at tho Friends
church here Tuesday evening The
parlor Of the church was decorated
witt ferns and crysantheaunis BE
sides the many friends Of Mr. and Mrs
TrU"hlrod in The village there was a
large delegation from Winthrop Cen
ter. The pastors of the Methodist and
Congregational churches We're present
With their wives as well as Rev. Ar
thur Jones, pastor of the Winthrop
Center Friends church. Refreshments
TIE tables were daintily decorated with
ferns, and all We're generously served
ana made to feel q hearty welcome.
Rev Arthur jones acted as toastmas-
ter and addresses We're made by Rev.
r. A. Rich of the Methodist church,
and Rev. c. F. Sargent of the Congre-
gational church. Others who spoke
were Joseph Briggs. A. II. Bailey, c.
c. Putnd3i. Mrs. Eugene French, Mrs
r. A. Rich, ard Mrs. G. f. Sargent
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Trueblood spoke
feelingly in response to the kind words
Of welcome and good fellowship
spoken.
4 very pleasant and Informal even
ing was passed and Rev. and Mrs
Trueblooi who have returned here af-
ter 1o-ycars absence, We're made to
feet that their friends were more than
glad to welcome them nome Mr.. True
blood was pastor of both the Friends
churches here for three years
A large number of our citizens wait
ed in thu office of Hotel Maine Tues
day evening to get election returns
The courtesy of Landlord Lewis and
son was highly appreciated
j. l.. Cobb left yesterday on an ex-
tended business trip.
Carl Neril of Wayne was in The vii
!a2e yesterday.
The congregational church has is
sued Il Few calendar for the month of
November. containing notices for the
month and information of interest. A
new method of marking in the Sunday
school has been adopted and II S"hOl-
ars received a marking Of - per cent
during October. officers Of the Y p. s.
c. f. are announced as follows: Pres.
}. l.. Cobb Vice Pres j. L. House
worth; Rec. Sec. Hattie Black: cor.
Sec. Dorothy Webb. The officers of the
JUROR Y =. S. c. T.. are: Pres, Atllcr-
ton Cobb; Vice Pres. Ray X mball:
Sec. Marguerite Brown: Treas, Mary
McIlroy; committee to welcome strang-
CTS, Mrs, E. ID. Kimball and Mrs. c.
A. Cochrane.
Winthrop Grange has accepted an
invitation to Worship with the Congre-
gationali>ts at their church Sunday.
Nov. i.
Howard Thompson has returned to
Springfield. after 4 visit with his ia
Their. Augustus Thompson.
The R"Dckah Sewing Circle met yes
t"rday afternoon With Hattie Weston
on Sturtevant hill.
Mrs. John Rcwell of Scion is visiting
her son, c. p Rowell.
Archie Carr. Thomas James. Nathan
Cobb and John Ingersoll have returned
from a hunting trip i'll the Mposehead
region. Each brought out deer.