Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-24
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Much Interest Taken Here
In the Trolley League.
Miss Lilly Price, The Grammar
School Pfin., Will Leave.
A Band Of Gypsies Camp Between
winthrop and North Monmouth.

Wednesday afternoon, the Winthrop
fans are looking forward with inter
est to the baseball game between Gar
diner and Winthrop to be pla yed here
at $50 p. M. Gardiner has lost both
games iii the League series but there
is no doubt but they have u fine strong
team, and will be anxious to avenge
themselves for their defeat by the
Winthrop team, last week.
Miss Mary p Allen. who has been
employed as a nurse in the home Of
]. e. Houseworth. has returned. to her
home in Litchfield, after brief visit
with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. f. s.
French.
Miss Nellie OConneIl passed Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Peter o.
Brien.
Opening night will be observed at
the picture tent, Tuesday evening. In
addition to the pictures, Il program
will be given including selections by
the High School Orchestra. vocal solo
by Miss Eima Shaw, song by Dorothy
Hannaford, one of Winthrop's young
est singers. and reading by Mrs.
Lottie York If stormy. the entertain
Miss Florence Gilmore and Ralph
King of Madison, Wis. were married
in the Universalist church of that
place by Rev. Frank Gilmore, the
brides father. Mrs. King is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gill
more. both Winthrop people. aud
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
GetchelI. They will make their home
in New Orleans.
Miss Mary |. Putnam has returned
from Bingham, where she has been
teaching. and will pass the summer
with her mother. Mrs. A. G. Putnam.
Miss Lucia Chandler is at home
from Stoughton, Mass, for the sum
mer.
Homer Lothrep of Richmond is in
town
Mrs. Ray Sheldon of Rowland is the
guest of Miss Alice Wentworth.
Miss Ruth Wood is i'll. Her place
in the telephone office is being sup
Piled by Miss Violet French.
Margaret Weiss is visiting in New
York for the summer.
Mrs. lydia Moody fell backward
down the cellar stairs. Saturday, and
broke her wrist
Miss Lily Price has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher in Wrentham, Mass
Miss Price has been principal OF tine
Grammar school for over two years,
and has given splendid satisfaction.
Mrs. Sarah Noyes is visiting Mrs
Joseph Briggs at Winthrop Center.
Mrs {. =. Rowel has been called to
Hillsbore. \. H., by the death of her
mother.
A band of Gypsies camped between
Winthrop and North Monmouth, sun
day night, and were warned by Deputy
Sheriff Foster to move along, early
Monday morning. =
Mrs Martha Harris, who has been
passing four weeks i'll Fairfield, her
former home. returned to her home,
Monday. in Litchfield. after visit
with Mrs. Mary Waldron and c. G,
Putnam. Mrs. Harris is past 50 years
old and does lots of fine sewing, cho-
cheting and knitting. Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Waldron were guests, Sunday. al
Brookside Home.
Mrs. Mary Waldron returned, last
Thursday, from three weeks visit in
Fairfield.
Miss Frances Putnam of Sanford and
Miss Mary Putnam of Bingham are at
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs +. r. Staine and Miss Jones
lassed Saturday in Augusta.
Mrs \. r. Gordon and son, Nelson
Thomas Gordon, Jr.. and Miss Sarah
Pike of Readfield were guests, last
week, at the Pike homestead.
Mrs. Georgia Richardson, who has
olyened her cottage at Capitol Island.
was guest of relatives in Gardiner
and Sidney. last week, calling, Thurs
day, on RMS. Frank +. Hewitt.
Harry Humphrey of Augusta and II.
Clark of Boston were callers, sunday,
on Frank +. Hewitt at Brookside home.
Mrs Minnie Titus and Mrs. Lu
Hammond were guests, Thursday, OF
MIR and Mrs. Fred Bailey.