Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-12
WINTHROP.
All the Schools Will Be-
gin Spring Term Today.
Regular Meeting Of the Board
I0t Trade This Evening.
Easter Concert at Methodist and
Services at Friends Church.


evening meeting Tuesday, April 10, at
which the Third and Fourth degrees will
be conferred. Harvest supper will be
served. All please bring something for
the table.
The April meeting of the I<ennebec Val
ley Dairy Testing Association will be held
at Grange hail. Winthrop. at 10 A. NJ.
Wednesday. April 81. Winter Care of
Cows and the Ventilation of the Tieup'
will be discussed. opened by A. E. Brain
ard and w. G. Hunton. &Dr. Merrill,
State dairy instructor. will speak on the
King system of ventilation. general
invitation is extended to all interested in
dairying.
Arthur Fortier of Auburn was at home
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Hegarty of Rumford Falls
was an Easter guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Hegarty.
Mrs. Augustus Loon and daughter
Lena of Monmouth visited relatives here
yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Libby and daughter Mabel
visited over Sunday in Belgrade. where
Mr.. Libby is employed.
All the schools in town will open to-
day for the spring term.
The Year Book of the Maine Confer
ence has very pretty cover design, de-
signed by Rev. r. A. Rich.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
| Trade will be held at Woodmen's hall at
| S o'clock this evening. The petition which
was made by the board to the Legisla-
ture for an appropriation to screen Lake
Maranacook was not granted.
hoe haan
erected in front of tbe ticket office at
the Maine Central station. operated by
levers in the office.
| Mrs r. Frank Cook has been visiting
| in Strong and Kingheld.
| Mrs. l.. r. Carleton has been nominated
| a candidate for membership of the for
estry committee of the Maine Federation
of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Carleton is
president Of the Winthrop Literary Club.
Easter services were held at the
Friends church yesterday morning. "An
Easter Message" was the subject Nnf a
beautiful and eloquent sermon by the
pastor.
The Blue Ribbon Club met last week
at the home of J. l.. Metcalf. Mr.. Net
| calf was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
Jessie Longfellow and Mrs Lena HiS-
gins. An excellent supper was served,
after which the company enjoyed many
old fashioned games. Several musical
numbers were given. Guests of tie club
were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Lane. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed
The Easter concert at the Methodist
church last evening was we'll attended
and finely rendered. Beautiful musical
numbers were given and an exercise
The Beautiful city," was the feature of
he entertainment. The program:
Music, Chorus
Easter Greeting" Icons Wood
IT'S Easter Morn, Freda Dickinson
My Easter Egg Primary Class
1ong-"Thc Little Birds Have Come
Again. Junior League
Easter" Wendell Pinkham
His Gift" Marjorie Rowell
recitation. Esther Leaird
The Lily's Sermon F'lossie Kahcr
The Christ Child" -Four Girls
Solo Mrs. A. l.. Leech
Recitation Bernice Sprague
.Violets at Easter Lila Hammond
Wake Up" Seven Boys
fuSiC. Chorus
Children's Easter" Edna Frost
Recitation, Ernestine Lara
Faster Victory Lottie Leaird
Messages Ten Boys
s;ong-"The Lily Junior League
THE Master Stood in His Garden
Grace Lara
"Eastertide,' Annie Kaher
Joyful Easter Helen Lewis
The Beautiful City
Pilgrim. Elsie Davis
Teacher Lucie Carr
Tempter. Violet French
Messengers, Five Young Ladies
Music Chorus
Charles NJ. Thomas of this place an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter Miss Martha Benson
Thomas to Mr.. Robert Webster
Herrick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Waro HerriCk of Percy Road I,eyipv-