Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-04
Neighborhood Day to Be
Observed atthe Center.
n. E. 0. P. Elects Officers.
Mrs. Cdron Entertains.
Friends Help mr.. Alden Celebrate
His Birthday.

Importance will be transacted. Any
persons who wish to become members
the ensuing year are cordially invited.
Bring your lunch with you.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a business meeting
with Mrs Fred Harris at , o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Neiehborhood day will he observed
a, the Winthrop Center Friends
church next Wednesday and through
the pulpits invitations have been ex-
tended to all the other churches to join
in the services which will be held at
10 ~ NJ. and at and Z p. NJ. Lau-
renee Greenwood. who is conducting
evangelistic services there will speak
and other prominent speakers are ex-
pected to be present. Tea and coffee
will be served to those carrying
lunches.
All schools in town will begin today
With no changes in the corps Of teach
ers.
The n. T. 0. P has elected officers
as follows: Warden, Martin f. Hig
gins: past warden, NJ. L. Alley; vice
warden Mrs Cora Edwards; secre-
tary, Mrs. NJ Carrie French; financial
secretary, +. A. Mason; treasurer, Mrs.
Myra Alley: chaplain, Mrs. Ella Nor
cross; guide, Mrs. Sara Benson; guard
ian. Mrs. Mary CALDWELL sentinel.
Mrs. Lena Higgins; trustee, f. S.
French; representatives TO Grand
Lodge. L. NJ. Alley, Mrs. Ella Nor
cross; Mrs. Nellie Bates: alternates.
NJ. F. Norcross, f. A. Mason, Mrs. NJ.
Carrie French auditing committee.
Mrs. Benson. D. L. Caldwell, Miss
Grace Howard.
Last Friday Mrs. Rose Caron enter
tanned a party Of young ladies' at a
dinner party in honor Of her daugh
ter Valentine Caron, who Is spending
a vacation at home. The guests We're
Miss Hunt, Miss Leery and Miss Muir
ply of Augusta and Miss Bilodcau
and Miss Hamblen of Winthrop.
w A. French, E. W. Wentworth. G.
G. Longfeilow and J. NJ Towle. grand
officers of the lodge of odd Fellows.
went to Coopers Mills Saturday to in
stall the officers at q JOINT installation
OF Odd Fellows and RebekahS at that
place.
Miss Ella Dixon has returned from
Clinton. where she passed a two-
weeks vacation at her home and this
morning will resume her duties as
teacher in the Howard school.
Miss Mary Putnam has gone t.
Livernlore. where she will be engaged
as Il teacher
Miss Ethel Staine of Portland is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r Staine.
Miss Maude Readc of Augusta has
hnr
Harding.
An all-Gay meeting will be held by
the Changers at the hall in West Win
throp next Tuesday. Dinner will be
served at roon.
Clifford Sharp of Monticello is a
guest at the house of c. H. Shaw.
Mrs. r. p. Libby and Miss Dora Lib
by have returned from visit in Tur-
ncr.
officers Of the Methodist Sunday
school We're elected for the ensuing
year as follows: Treasurer, Charles
Gordon; secretary, Albert French,
librarian, Arnold Thomas; pianist,
Alice Wentworth. Superintendent and
te ""hers will be elected next Sunday.
The Womens Literary Society will
meet with Mrs. w. A. Whiting this
evening, with the following program:
Roll call. current events; paper, can
drew Johnson and Reconstruction,
Miss Eva Moody; paper. Carpet Bag
gers and ku kluX Clam Mrs. Mood:
paper. Indian Question" Mrs J. A.
Foster.
Mrs. Flora Hammond Of South
Woodstock sister of the late Harold
1,oc 1a IN
court for papers appointing her ad
ministratriN of his estate. Bert Morrill,
of Readfield, a brother of Mrs Mar
tin. who died recently. has applied for
similar papers. Mr. Martins VIII may
BE- contested.
\ wedding of interest to Winthrop
people occurred Dec. % in Portland,
\. H. where Olivia Mae Cook. Il for
rner resident here. became the wife
Of Perry Enoch Conner. Congratulate
tions are offered by friends.
The first social of the season was
hello by the young people of the
Grange Saturday evening. There was
a large attendance and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening with games. etc
Popcorn and candy We're enjoyed.
a party of friends ana neighbors
we're entertained Saturday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
.AlGen in honor of Mr.. Aldcn's birth
day. A fine umbrella and several
other presents We're left as remem-
brances of their call. Cakes. oranges
and popcorn were served as refresh
ments, beautiful birthday cake being
a feature of this part of the evening s
entertainment. The guests We're Ell
len and Mabel Alden, Wilton Black
Fred Proctor Mr.. and Mrs. George
Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Maxwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frost and two
children. Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Kimball
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Perry.
T. l.. Edwards of Waterville is the
guest Of his brother, Samuel b. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Lila Bates has returned from
visit with friends in South Portland.
Mrs. NJ. y. Fuller has returned from
a visit in Lynn.
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of New
Brunswick is visiting her daughter
Mrs James Diamond.
Miss Helen Flanders of Monmouth is
'''s'ti7~ her sister. Mrs. Warren Ma