Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-17
WINTHROP
Literary Club Holds Weekly
Meeting with Mrs. H. E. Fos-
ter-Interesting Program
By Winthrop High
LOCAL AND RSONAL
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Rev. Edward B. Henry has return
ed from a trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jackson and
son Winthrop with party of friends
from Newburyport have been visiting
in town.
Bill Carrigan and a party of
friends are at Camp Carrigan, Lake
Annabessacook.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Soper and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Magoon of Scion were
recent guests of Mrs. A. B. Adams.
Mrs. L. P. Libby passed Friday IN
Lewiston.
The Winthrop Literary Club held
its meeting this week with Mrs. H. E.
Foster. The roll call was ans wered
with items Of interest about the dis
covery of America. map drill up
on the United States and acquisitions
was conducted by Miss Luella Beaie
Mrs. Carleton read paper upon
How We Acquired Our Territory"
Mrs. C. H. Shaw has returned from
visit in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Whitney Of
Corinna are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Harris of
Portland are visiting Mrs. Harris
mother, Mrs. Edward Lessor.
Mrs. Fred Haynes Is visiting rela-
tives in Belgrade.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
John Fortier were held Thursday from
st. Francis church, Rev. Edward 3.
Henry officiating.
Arthur Fortier OF New Hampshire
was in town Thursday, called here by
! the death of his aunt, Mrs. John For
tier
| Dr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes Lund, who
were married in Arlington, Mass. Sept.
rs, have been the guests for several days
of Mrs. Lund's mother. Mrs. Angie Gill
son, and started Friday morning for their
home In Douglas. Ariz., where DR.. Lund
| Is physician in hospital.
Mrs. e. r. Staine was a guest Thursday
of Mrs. Sadie Thomas.
| Many apples are being hauled to the
cider mill of Bishop g. Towle on the Stan
ley road.
| C. E. Moore, r. F. D. carrier on Route
%. will have about 800 barrels of fine
apples. He has sold them to parties in
Rhode Island at $40 per barrel and has
already picked and shipped about 400 bar
/ rels.
! There is a crew of men at work I'm
ishing up for the Heat & Light Co. who
| have been extending their line to Win
throp. They are boarding at Idlewilde.
Henry Cole and family have NOV
ed to Readfield.
Mr. Roundy has purchased a house
| ~
moving there from Readfield.
The Women's Relief Corps will hold
a fair and entertainment Nov. 10.
The following program will be given
by the Senior class at the entertain
ment to be given by them Oct. 20:
THE Following of the Star"-Part l
The Lady of Mystery; part 2, David
Accepts Diana's Gifts; part 8. Uncle
Falcon Wins: part A, A New Day
Dawns by Mrs. Lottie E. York. So
los-"F'air Paradise" THE Rosary
81 Hear You Calling Me-" Just !
Wearying for YOU" Marsters c. Ed
wards. Incidental music by quartet
Misses Bonney and Jackson, Soprano
Misses Bissonnette and Peck, alto;
Mr.. Edwards, tenor: Prof. w. A
Cowing, basso. Dream Fairies,
Song of the Evening Star" fron
"Tanhauser") Tales Of Hoffman,
THE Erl King" "Humoresque," Miss
Hoxie. The proceeds of the entertain
ment are for the Washington trip
which the young people plan to make
in the spring.
CENTER-Lewis T. Jones Of Oal
Grove Seminary is expected to occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning, Oct Is.
Harvest Sunday will be observed b,
special music and exercises appropri
; ate to the day. All are invited Il
bring Of their abundance. fruit, vege
tables, etc. This offering Is to be giveI
; to the Children's Home in Augusta.
Miss Fern Comstock Of Mt. Vernon
t is the guest Of her sister, Addie Com
: stock.
Mrs. H. J. Bailey arrived hom
8 Thursday from a few days trip il
i. Providence. Boston and Portland.