Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-10
WINTHROP.
The Play ''Hiawatha" TO
Be Given This Evening"
Women's Foreign Missionary
Society to Meet Friday.
Other Church Matters Of Interest
and Personal Items.

The beautiful play~"Hiawatha' will
be given this evening by the Senior
class. In addition to the cast of char
acters already published the choruses
will include the following:
Opening chorus, (solo by Leone
WooD Wendall Pinkham. Arlie Blue
berry, EXZliiea Drapeau, Lottie Leaird,
Lila Hammond. Alma and Ida Hard
ing, Delian, Mamie, Louis, and Ruth
Currier, Lillian and Hilda Loon, Lena,
Alice and Divine AuClaire, Lewis,
Leona and Bonita Tolle, Edith Lovalle,
Birdie Wing. Airline and Maurice Bis
son, Lena Fontain. Vivian and Wi
mona Shaw. Willie Kinds, Doris and
Forrest Reed, Irving Pinkham, Hazel
Hayden, Clinton Weber, Guy Berry,
Jennie ana Julette Blueberry, Ruth
Fairbanks, Alton Diamond, Robert and
Anna brapeau. Katherine Patterson.
Ray Kimball. Lloyd Leighton, Bos-
worth and Barbara Pinkham, Dorothy
Hannaford, Robert Kinds, Ruth White,
Roger Maxim. Leah and Claire
Bruneau, Antoinette Drapeau, Leroy
Carleton, Sprague Reynolds. Marjorie
2owell, Dorothy Reynolds, Newton
Churchill. Jennie Robinson, Elinor
Bishop and Bertha Fortier.
Bow and Arrow and Tommy Toma-
hawk drills, Cecil Shaw, Anderson
Pinkham. Donald Clifford. Richmond
Sargent. Paul Mason, Arthur Macom-
her, George Moulton. Willie Currier,
Willie loon, and Leon Farnham.
Moonkird, Napaune and Red Clover
Chcruses. Marie Kinds, Attalie Gale,
Irna Bonncy. Ruth Wood. Helen Gale,
Alfred Parkman, James Raymond, Jo-
seph Moore, Ralph Putnam and RO-
land Stockford: (solos by Miss Nesta
Stockford S. G.. Bean and Winthrop
Webb.
Silver Bell and Rainbow Choruses.
Helena Bissone-te. Mary McIlrOy, Err
nestine and Grace Lara, Violet French.
Miriam Clifford. Louise Foster, Estelle
Davis, Josie Penney. Doris Webb,
Nesta Yeaton and Bessie Benson.
Francisco WadsWOrth was a recent
guest of his son. Harry Wadsworth in
Lewiston.
Miss Hazel Lovcjoy of Rumford
Falls is visiting her grandfather, J. T.
Flanders.
Mt. anu MIS-. y. W. IIoNtJoH ~ MI ~
Wayne visited their daughter, Mrs. 5.
F. Libby yesterday.
The Browning Club held very
pleasant meeting Tuesday evening
with Harry Bates. President Leonard
Thomas presided and read the Scrip
ture lesson. Superintendent of the
Sunday School H. +. Foster was pres
ent and led the devotional exercises.
Rev. Fl A. Clifford conducted the study
in history. and Mr. Foster talked very
interestingly to the boys upon his re-
cent trip to Montreal. Roger Jones
played a piano selection and Arthur
Covehey gave a reading. Current
events were discus sed and the evening
ended with refreshments of cakes,
fancy crackers and cocoa served by
Mrs. Bates. AS the boys dispersed
they gave a hearty cheer for the club
and for their hostess.
The annual meeting of the Augusta
district Women'S Foreign Missionary
Society. will be held tomorrow at the
Methodist church. Plans are being
made for a most successful session.
Tho morning session will open at 10
O'Clock and the afternoon meeting at
las. closing in time for delegates to
take the trains leaving at about 3
o'clock. Picnic dinner will be enjoyed
al no1h and all the ladies of the So>
cicty are cordially invited to the dHl-
ner. Every one will be made welcome
to the meetings. At the morning Ses-
sion Mrs. l.. +. Chase of kent's Hill
will give a report of the Branch meet
ing at Bangor. Mrs +. A. Leitch of
Auburn and others will also speak
The afternoon address will be given
by DR.. Ilahi Baksh. a native of India,
and woman of high culture and edu-
cation She has spoken in Boston and
vicinity and comes highly recommend
ed. 1t is hoped she may consent to
speak at the regular Friday evening
class meeting also.
The November meeting of the Con-
gregational Brotherhood was held
Tuesday evening at the chapel Roll
call was answered by names and in
cidents connected with signers of the
Declaration of independence. A paper
Robert Morris" was read by Harold
Williams followed by d discussion in
regard to him. A report of the Nation
al brotherhood was given by J. H.
Mcllroy. There was fair attend
ancc.