Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-28
WINTHROP,
Special Easter Services
Sunday yin The Churches.
G. E. Gray and Mrs. f.E. Webb
Census EnumeratOrS.
Death OF Mrs. Harry Morton..-per-
sonals...Uther Mention.


yesterday morning at all the churches,
all of them being beautifully decorated
in honor of the anniversary. The dec
lorations We're particularly beautiful at
the Catholic church. where impressive
Easter services were held. The Con-
gregationalistS enjoyed beautiful
Easter service, with very beautiful
musical numbers and Il fine sermon by
the pastor At the Methodist church
there was special music. 4 beautiful
sermon upon the text Come see the
place. where the Lord lay and bap-
tismal service, one lady being baptized
and received in probational member
ship. The mems meeting at this
church was led by Arthur Walton.
George F. Gray and Mrs. Frank f.
Webb have been appointed census
enumerators for Winthrop Mr.. Gray
has the part of the town west OF the
mill stream and Mrs. Webb the east
ern part.
The closing services of passion week
at the Congregational church We're
much enjoyed and very helpful. Rev.
Arthur Jones was the speaker at Fri
day evenings service. taking up the
olOIy VI the u uClllAioli'
Mrs. Thomas b. Perry of Somer
vile, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Webb.
Everett Barber visited in East Read
field last week.
Helen Foster of Oakland is visiting
relatives in town. 4GAsM
The Rebekah Sewing Circle met last
week with Mrs. c. A. Cummings.
Two candidates We're initiated into
Arthur Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge last
week
Ronald Jones is at home from Am
herst College for the Easter vacation.
Valentine Caron is spending the
spring vacation at her home at Sport
Farm.
The Chicago Stock Company will
open a weeks engagement at the
Augusta Opera house this afternoon
with Clothes" Tonght's bill will be
David Belasco's big New York produc
ton Men and Women"
Children in arms will not be ad-
mitted to any of the performances of
the Chicago Stock Company during
their engagement at the Augusta
Opera house this week. .5.
Z. S. Wood was at home Sunday from
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Latin OF Win
throp Center have been engaged to super
intend the Readfeld town farm and will
take charge at once.
Grin NJ. Holman of HaloWelIs super
intendent of schools here and in that city
spoke recently at the Methodist church,
Norway, upon The Church and the Child
after Leaving School" Mr.. Holman gave
this same lecture in town and it was
universally enjoyed He is an interesting
speaker
$. Lee WoodnIan Is at home from the
Bowdoin Medical school, Brunswick.
George Lowell cut his left quite badly
while trimming the trees in his orchard
last Friday.
Wilburham. Mass. is visiting her sister,
Mrs, c. w Taggart.
A telephone has been installed in the
residence of John Packard, Winthrop
Center.
Everett Harding is commissioning from
typhoid fever. tuEsLN
Miss Mermie Miller is at home from
Swansea, Mass. for the Easter holiday.
Marsters G. Edwards has rented the
store in Moody block recently vacated
by 7. Stone. and installed machinery for
steam laundry, which is soon to be
opened
Miss Daisy Jennings of Augusta visit
ed in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs viii King were at home
from Augusta last week.
NTpc mi Of 6
Portland. died March "a at the Trul hos
pital. Biddeford. as the result of an oper-
alton. Her death comes as a great shock
to all her friends and relatives She and
her husband were members of Portland's
Winthrop Society and a great many
friends here will sympathize deeply with
the bereaved family in their great loss.
Miss Mary Hegarty of Rumford Falls
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Dan
lei Hegarty.