Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-04
WuInen's Literary Club
Meeting Postponed,
Arthur ls4ejay Rebekahs to
. Observe Anniversary.


Joseph Brooks, and family have re- z
turned to Madison, after visit with
relatives in town. ty,
Mrs Winnie Gale has returned from
Auburn, where she has passed several
weeks. ,,,.... b. "a; s.,,, .-
Mr. and MRS F. A. Corthell left yes
tagday for Bangor, where, they will
make their home.
The members of the Ladies' Aid will
hold Food sale at the Methodist YES
try at o'clock Wednesday morning.
The meeting of the Women's Liter
airy Club was postponed from last
evening to next Monday evening.
!. c. H. Penney is moving into the
Corthell house on Main street.
The members of Winthrop Grange
attended services at the Friends
church Sunday by invitation Of the
pastor, Rev. Alpheus Trueblood. There
was a large attendance, not only OF
members, but of others, and all found
something of interest and help In the
service. Special music was furnished
by Miss Hazel Shaw and Mrs. Leona
Torsey The subject Of the sermon
was "The Dissemination of Divine
Truth, Its Effect on the Individual" A
thoughtful and interesting talk was
gi;-en. The text was from Psalms
xliii:3.
Following the regular meeting Of Ar
thur Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge this
evening a short program will be given
in honor Of the anniversary Of the
lodge.
Winthrop High baseball team has no
settled arrangement for games this
week. If possible a game will be ar
ranged with Oakland for Wednesday
afternoon on the home grounds. Rich
mond High will be the opposing team
Saturday, but whether here or in Rich
mond has not been determined.
Ellsworth Hayward visited his wife
at a hospital in Lewiston yesterday.
Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs.
Hayward is doing well.
Ezra X. Maxfield, who has been pass
ing the past year in graduate study at
Harvard University, has been appoint.
ed instructor in English at Delaware
College, Newark, Del.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
the following were appointed delegates
to the county convention which will
be held at winthrop Center May 16.
II, and IS. The general officers are
president, Mrs. Olive Holway; reading
and corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Blanche NJ Friend: Treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Roberts; delegates, Mrs. Della
Morse, Mrs. Clara ]. Turner, Mrs.
Fitzgerald; alternates, Mrs. L. T.
Dickson, Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rollins. The convention VIII open on
Sunday evening, May 16 at Winthrop.
with a lecture, by Miss Christine Ting
ling formerly of England. The con-
vention will continue through Monday
and Tuesday forenoon at the Friends
church, winthrop Center.
CENTER.-C. Irving Bailey recent
ly made a business trip to New York.
Charles Smith, who has been in Bos-
ton for the past year, Is at his home
here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. willard lockwood Of
Watervillc were the guests of Mrs.
lockwood over Sunday.
Miss Nazlie Atwood, o. G. s. '09, CAL
led on friends Saturday.
Harold E. Tobey, Colby II passed
Saturday at his home.
J1AST-Amos Higgins went to Leeds
Monday on business trip.
]. II. White Of Boston passed few
days of last week with his aunt, Mrs.
A. W. Bachelor. .t.,
r. NJ. Rowe made a business trip to
New Hampshire one day last week.
J. G. Cushman was confined to the
house for a few days last week.
F. II. Philbrick is at work at TOgus.
On account of the cold and wet wea-
tier the farmers have done but little
farming.
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