Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-06
WINTHROP.
Ladies Night Of Congre-
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Mothers Day Observed at the
Methodist Church.
Fine Lecture on Fun, Fact and
Fancy personal Mention, &

Ladies night was observed Tuesday
evening at the Congregational church nv
the brotherhood. Roll call was answered
ny names OF famous historical American
women. Mrs. Sargent gave a reading.
and musical numbers were given by a
boys orchestra of three pieces-Harold
CLIFFORD piano, Claudius White clarinet
Roland Stockford violin. N
Potato supper was served. with q
menu including mashed potatoes. baked
potatoes, escalioped potatoes fried pota-
toes, with vegetable salad, pumpkin pies
and coffee. Fruit dishes formed of half
pumpkins were filled with apples and
grapes. Harold Williams, F. S. jackson
and j. H. McIlroy were refreshment COM
mittee.
ReV. c. F. Sargent was POSTMASTER and
the following responses We're made:
George Garland, The Church; Mrs. Sar-
gent, The Sunday School, Ed Cummings.
The Young Peoples Societies: Harold
Clifford, Our High School; F. S. Jackson.
Our Village: j. l.. Cobb, Our Merchants:
J. II. McIlroy, Our Ladies; John Stan
ley, The Press; Mrs Rose Shaw. The
Literary Society: Mrs. Winnie Gale, Our
O''|iS' a. II. -hCIiIoy, e.
The chapel was prettily decorated with
autumn leaves Among those present
were: A. Fl. Webb, Miss Dorothy and
Master Winthrop Webb and Mrs Thomas
Perry of Bedford, Mass; Ralp Putnam,
Claudius White, Roland Stockford, ,Har-
old Clifford, Rev. and Mrs. C. f. Sargent.
Miss Mae and Master Richmond Sargent,
MI and Mrs. j. l.. Cobb. Mrs. Hattie
Whiting. Mrs. Cochrane. Miss Emma
Cochrane, Mrs. Gale. Mrs. Moves, George
Garland. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McIlroy and
Miss Mary McIlroy Mrs. H. w. Stevens,
Mrs. Adeline Joy. Mrs. Helen Kimball
Ray kimbal Ed Cummings. Arthur
Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. CrowelI, Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Jackson. Walter Jackson,
Mrs. Louisa Jackson (of Augusta), Ruth
Wood, Attalie Gale. John Stanley. Chris
topher Putnam, J. c. Houseworth, Miss
Lottie Webb. j. r. Bourne, Mrs. C.. H.
Shaw and Mrs. E. II. Penniman.
Mrs. F. w. Hammond is visiting in
Boston, Lynn and Randolph. and will
visit the Brockton fair before returning
home
Alton Titus has returned from a visit
in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sears of Augusta
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit
ney. Mrs. Laura Parsons of Nahant is
also a guest of Mrs. Whitney.
Everett Barber has returned from a
visit in East Readfield.
Rev. c. +. Sargent delivered fine lee
ture, Fun. Fact and Fancy before the
Ladies' Aid of Manchester last evening
in connection with their fair
Mothers day was observed at the w
c. T. L. meeting held at the Methodist
vestry Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mabel
Bailey conducted the exercises Of the
day Roll call was answered by names
of great mothers. Mrs II. A. Clifford
read an appropriate selection and gave as
Scripture reading the last chapter of
Proverbs. Miss Fassett. the dcaconess.
offered prayer. A report of the State
convention at Portland was read by Mrs
Mary Cover. Miss Marguerite Clifford
sang very beautifully.
Mrs. f. f. York, Miss Hazel Shaw and
NJ. G. Edwards gave an entertainment
last evening at Fireman's hall, North
Monmouth.
Rev. c. F. Sargent will leave today for
a vacation trip of three weeks to places
in Maine and Massachusetts. Mrs. Sar-
gent will supply in the pulpit during his
absence.
Mrs f. r. Staine has returned from a
visit in Pennington