Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-06
WINTHROP

Nelson Gordon of Readfeld, Miss
| Sarah Pike and Cora Pike of Win
| throp passed Sunday in Lewiston.
Mr.. Welsh of Waterville was Il
guest, Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
| Pike.
Mrs. Mary II. Waldron. who has
been passing several weeks in Lew
iston, returned, Friday.
| Miss Arvilla Stevens and Miss LII
| ella Wallace were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Ada Berry Of ReadfieId.
| Mrs. William Wilbur and Mr.. and
Mrs z. II. Thomas attended church,
Sunday, at East Readfleld, where the
exercises for Mothers day were very
interesting and appropriate. The SUI
| perintendent Mrs Edward Reundy,
was assisted by Mr.. Wadsworth of
| Winthrop and a full house showed the
| interest which all have in Mothers
Sunday.
E. S. Hallett was calling on the
Stanley road, Sunday.
Master Ralph Titus and his @hunl
Master Carroll Tewle. went to Mon
mouth, Sunday, on their wheels, taxi
ing lunch with Mrs. George Towle on
their return.
q. II. Thomas and \. f. Titus TOOK
their young stock to the Beane pas
ture in Readfied, Monday.
Miss Janet Sturtevant visited, over
Sunday, in Lewiston.
Francis Dostis was taken to the Sis
ter's hospital. Lewiston. the last of the
week, to undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. Cora Ingraham is visiting
friends in Portland.
f. w. Shaw has returned from q
two weeks trip to Rangeley Lakes.
Mrs. Cook of Newport was q week
end guest CT Mrs. j. II. Wellman.
At the meeting of the Patience Stan.
| ley Chapter. ID. A. Il. held. Friday af-
terhoon, ut the home of Mrs. Lydia
Moody the following officers were
elected: Regent, Mrs. Nellie p. Stan
ley; vice regent, Mrs. Mary A. Nc
Ilroy; recording secretary, Mrs. Rose
b. Shaw; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore; treasurer. Mrs
Maggie L. Faster: registrar, Mrs. Gus
sic $. Hayward historian, Mrs La
Verne X. Foster; auditor, Mrs. Nora
~ Towle: chaplain, Mrs Mary NJ. S
Cover, pianist, Miss NJ. Hazel Shaw
board of management. Mrs. Mabl,
Rowell, Mrs. Angie Libby and Mrs
Lydia Moody; committee on programs
Mrs. Mary Cover Mrs. Rose b. Shaw
and Mrs. Mary A. McIlroy. The Chap
ter will place four framed copies of thu
Declaration of Independence" in tn,
public schools in town Mrs. Mar
Cover, Mrs. III. Il. Foster and Mrs
Angie Will present one to the High
school; Miss LueIa f. Beale, Mrs
Maggie Foster and Mrs. Nellie Stanle,
| to the Grammar school; Mrs. Mar.
Mcllroy, Miss Flora La CroiX anc
Mrs. Rose +. Shaw to the school a
East Winthrop; Mrs. Fl. II, Benson
Mrs. Mabel Rowetl and Mrs. Gussie
Hayward, Winthrop Center. a repors
of the END Centennial Congress was
igiyen By Mrs. MeIlroy and Miss La
CroiX. supplemented by Mrs. Cover
and Miss Cover, who were also present
Refreshments were served by the hos
tess at the close of the meeting.
Mrs NJ. w. Shorey of Moneouth was
q recent guest of her sister, Mrs c.
II. Shaw
The monthly service was held. sun
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock ut the
Gniversalist church A splendid SER
mon was delivered by Rev. Asa NJ.
Bradley. Music was furnished by the
High Street Quartet. consisting of Nj.
c. Edwards, Winthrop Webb, Clyde
BENSON and a. II. Webb, with Mrs
w. a. Whiting as oreanist Mr.. Bart
lett rendered two very fine violin
solos,