Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-15
WINTHROP.

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Mrs Alice Nichols and Miss Mae
| Nichols have arrived from California
| and are at their summer home.
Miss Sarah LLOYD and Mrs A. b.
| Adams have returned from a visit in
, Lewiston.
| Miss Gladys Bachelor of Belgrade
! is visiting her aunt, Martha Bachel-
! der.
! Llewellyn Cobb entertained in honor
| of hsi 18th birthday, with music, games
and refreshments. He received "a fine
| array of birthday gifts.
| Mrs. Victoria Morton is visiting IN
| Boston.
Rev. II. A. Clifford is making a trip
| to New York and Philadelphia.
| The Eastern Star fair and entertain
! nent held at Masonic hall. Tuesday
| afternoon and evening, was d great
! success The booths were very attrae-
| tive and were decorated to represent
| the five rays of the star The blue
! booth representine Ada. was presided
| over by Mrs. Taeeart and Mrs. Garlic
| tol ard candies We're for sale. Mrs
| Clifford, Mrs. Rowell and Mrs Hanna
| ford presided over the apron booth
| trimmed gaily in yellow to represent
| Ruth The white ray of Esther was in
| evidence at the Kitchen booth in charge
| OF Mrs Foster and Mrs klbreth A
F., handsome booth in green was in charge
! of Mrs. Hayward and Mrs Stanley,
| and represented Martha. Their stock
was a variety of fancy articles.
Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Penniman had
| Il mystery booth i'll red representing
| Flecta. Handkerchief were also for
| sale and a beautiful star quilt, which
was given to the most successful
| guesser upon a jar of beans E, T.
Clifford carried OFF this honor.
The evening program was excellent
and varied. 1t included Il sketch.
when Women Vote finely presented
| by Miss Weston. Mrs. H Foster, Miss
| LaCroiX, Miss morrill, and Mrs. Stan
ley; vocal solos by Mrs NcIlsoy, Mrs
! Taggart and winthrop Webb vietrola
| Solos. :. violin numler by Mr Bart
lett; two beautiful riaHe numbers by
| MIS-. Pauline Morse Woodbury. of Nor
| month. and selections by the High
school Mate Quartet and concluded
! With the short Long wedding" at
Which Lizzie Long. impefsonatcd by L.
II. Clifford. goWned IN trailing robes of
! white with wreath and veil, was mar
ried To Samuel Short. represented by
i,dgar Penniman. f. H Pcnniman was
the Officiating clergyman tfeorge
sSturteVant. the brides fathef, and ].
l.. Cobb. TIC best nan. Tho brides
| taaidS= were Mrs y L. H4amffofd.
| Mrs =. NJ Towies Mrs { W. Tageart.
Mrs J. l.. Goth, :.,rs. NJ. l. Stanley
ind Miss Annie Ge0cg Mrs. Whiting
| and MIR Bartlett PLAYED the Wedding
march. and Dorothy MailruN acted as
Hover girl Fhe 'affaiF vas very ha
iaorous and created mHeh amusement
Ice cream and cake veg sid at in
| ter9n;ssfon. Tho tammi1tse n charge
included Mrs Etc MeIrog. Mrs. W.
| \. Whiting and Miss Emma 6ochrane.
The following fine program has been
larrangod for the school exhibition al
iTown hall. FriaaF+ Afternoon and eve
ming:
| Afternoon-Piano solo n ReVerie
Valentine Caron": SLEEPY song, sub
: grade; recitation. Irna Riley, Pump
ikin Drill Grades III and y; motion
song, Winthrop Center primary; recf-
ltation. Paulna Parker; japanese song,
Grades | and II: song Where Arr
the BRIDES Gone Grades | and III,
Howard school. Little Maids from
Many Lands Grades III and "; Bylo
Hand Julia Deblois, Elton Diamond,
Emme Doste JUNE Deblois; reeita-
ton, Albert Dostic; song. Union
school: duett, Spring Love" Lillian
and Edmund Auclair; wreath drill,
Grades V and VI: poem, Nmball
school.
l sAl.y ,I,fct t.s,
lpiano solo, Helena Bissonnette; reel
tation, Carol Towle; THE Red Scarf,
Clyde Benson; All Through the
Night" High school chorus; ovation
Winthrop Webb; Sailing. male quar-
tet: chemistry demonstration. High
school students: reading, Miss Haze
Towle; Blue Danube Waltz, Higf
school chorus; May Day drill, Gram
in1ar and High school girls; America
1.-THE Beautiful chorus.
The committees in charge are; Exc
lcutive committee, Mr. Purinton, Mis-.
Price, Miss Howard Miss Grant, Mis-:
lack: program Miss Price. Mis-,
Stone. Miss Howard; exhibit, Mis-.
Grant, Miss Moore. Miss Day. Mis-.
Howard. Miss Hale, Mis- Gale; deeora
ltion. Mr.. Purnton, Miss Sturtevant
Miss Dill, Miss Hoxie, Miss Towle
Miss Bailey.
The exhibits are arranged to show
the regular work and should be care
fully examined.
| Miss Arvilla stevens and Miss Lu
| ella wallace went TO Sidney, Sunday
ard were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lyon. Miss Stevens will remain
| two weeks Miss Wallace returned
| Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Springer OF
| Bethel passed several days with Mr.
| and Mrs. A. t. Titus and Mr.. and Mrs
| Waiter Titus, returning home, Tues
| day.
Harris Hallett of Rcaddcld was III
town, Tuesday.
| Howard WEIGH Of Waterville was al
! the Pike homestead, Monday. Mrs
| Charles Pike and daughter Cora and
| Miss Winnie ingalls, returned to Wa
| tervifie with Mr. Welsh and will pass
| a week camping at Snow pond, return
| ing. Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Blake and daughter Ma