Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
WINTHROP,
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GfammaTSchool PupiIsCive
Teacher Surprise Party.
Odd Fellows Attend Church in
Anniversary Observance.
Monmouth Academy Defeats Win,
ihrop, Saturday--Score, Ill.

| The pupils of the Grammar school
gave Surprise party to their teach
en-, Miss Lily Price, Friday evening
The young people arrived at about 7.sC
| at the home of J. A. Foster, where
Miss Price makes her home. and the
| teacher was taken entirely by surprise
The evening was passed with games
eharades. etc. On behalf of the pupils
Miss Price was presented a fine leath-
er bag by Mildred Benson. lee cream
and fancy crackers were served The
guests were Estelle Davis, Mary Nc
Ilray, Marguerite jackson, Airline Bis
son, Alice Fortier, Helen Bissonette,
Ethel Hopkinson. Elinor Brush, Mamie
Sanborn, Nina Webb. Lena Fountain,
Mildred and Bessie Benson. Mildred
Cummings, Iona Bishop, Lila Ham
mond. Wendell Symes, Harold Wig
gin, Harland Maxwell. Rodney How
ard, Rodger Jones. Donald Clifford,
LleweHyn Cobb. Hugh Woodbury.
Paul Mason, Walter Stanley. John An
clair and Earl Clifford.
The annuaLserviee before the MEM
bcrs of crystal Lodge. L o. o. F., and
Arthur Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge, was
held at go, Sunday, at the Methodist
church The two organizations attend
ed in body and occupied seats in the
front of the building. Music was by a
quartet of male voices, NJ. C. Edwards,
1st tenor: G. e. Moore. I'd tenor; S. l..
Noodman, baritone, and a. II Webb
bass Hey G.. G.. Iosher of Augusta
was the speaker and held the close at
tention of large audience throughout
his address. His text, was taken from
Deut iva Rev. II. A. Clifford read
the Scripture and prayer was offered
by Rev. c. f. Sargent.
An alarm of fire was sounded, sun
day afternoon, at little past o'clock.
The blaze was on the roof of the four
tenement house which was built from
the Old South church church building.
The fire caught around the chimney,
but did very little damage. 1t was ex-
tinguished By the use of chemicals.
T. 4. Masen and family are 10 move
to Guilford, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Everard French have
moved into the Cummings bungalow,
Green street.
Mrs. D. A. Moore and son Russell OF
North Turner are guests of Mrs. Liz
z;e Richardson.
Mrs. Martha Skillings has returned
from New Jersey, where sue passed
the winter.
Miss Dora Libby is at home from
Waterville.
Miss Grace Gatchell of somerville
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs George Gatehen.
Mrs. Carrie wilkins has returned
from Florida, where she passed the
winter.
The game of baseball between Win
throp High ahd Monmouth academy
ut Monmouth. Friday. resulted in =
victor X--rer Monmouth by a score OF
| II to I.
Miss Madeline Frost is visiting her
cousin Miss Ernestine Thompson.
Earl Reed and family have moved
out OF town. The rent which they va
Gated win be occupied by Mr.. Foss
ard family. who are moving here from
Boston.
Mrs Charles 4. Pike and daughter
Cora Esther. of Waterville are visiting
for few days at the home of George
Pike.
MARY Putnam, who has been teach
ing in bingham, came home, last
week. as ing scHoots III 'Ast 49,
closed on account of the smallpox Ion
one week. Miss Putnam intended te
return to Bingham. Saturday. but il
i'll with tonsiiitis.
Ernest Hallett, who, with Mr.
Parkman planted 40 acres OF potatoes
in 1911, win liant 20 acres, this wear
and MIR Parkman will also plant 20 on
| ire same lard as last year. using ton
| o. phosphate to the acre.
Mr.. Hallett and John Taylor have
with their saving outfit sawed more
than 5000 cords of wood this past win'
ter and spring.