Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-09
WINTHROP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Jones have
presented standard dictionary to the
Intermediate school.
The annual school exhibition will be
held in the village schools this week
AS both teachers and pupils have
worked hard for the event, parents
and friends are urged to show their
interest by a good attendance. The
program will be given from 40 to 80
followed by exhibition of the school
work Tuesday afternoon is exhibition
day in the Primary room, Wednesday
in the intermediate Thursday the
sub Primary and Friday the Gram
mar.
Miss Maude Taylor was given
shower by her friends Friday evening
in honor of her engagement to ROLAND
B. Canton. Mrs. Mae Walton was host
ess and about 20aJoung' ladies were
present. The shower included linen.
china, cut glass and silver articles
Each guest represented a city or town
and much enjoyment was experienced
in guessing these lee cream and
axe We're served
Miss Mae Woodbury. of Augusta Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. A. S. Perry. over
Sunday.
Mrs Warren Griffis and family of
Baltimore are at their cottage, Dixie
camp.
Mrs. Jenkins has opened her cottage
at jenkins Cove for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ Stockford and
daughter visited relatives in Leeds
over Sunday.
Mrs. Spaulding of Portland is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs John Bell has been called to
Massachusetts by the illness of her
sister.
Everett Barber is visiting his father
in East Readaeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dyer and Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Thompson of Liver
more were Sunday guests in town.
Prof F. G.. Wadsworth supplied the
pulpit Sunday at the Baptist church,
East Winthrop.
Mrs James Gallison of Portland is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw.
H. S. Woodman has returned from
a business trip South.
The Pilgrims of Lewiston will play
the Winthrop Trolley Leaguers at $50
Wednesday afternoon. Harry Worm
wood of Auburn viii be on the Win
throp team. Wormwood was a star of
the old Trolley League Club Of 1904,
and has played in the New England
League for the past eight years; Prot.
Cowing will play at first base. Cow
ing is well-knoWn as the battery mate
of the famous John Coombs, when the
latter was at Colby. The visitors are
a strong team and although Winthrop
defeated them in their former game
here, with Driscoll on the firing line,
the game is sure to furnish plenty of
excitement. 1t is planned to play Gale.
Maxwell and Bradford in the outfield.
With this trio in the outer garden, it
will not be necessary for Buck" to
strike out all of the opposing bat
ters. The infield is equally strong and
the team, strengthened over last sea
son, appears to be in good condition
to repeat as penant winners of the
league.
CENTER c. NJ Bailey. Mrs
f. s. Woodman Mrs ]. r. Briggs,
Mrs. C. Irving Bailey, Miss Addie Com
stock, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Sleeper
Miss Theo G. Sleeper, Roy Gilbert and
Ralph Putnam attended the gradual
ing exercises Thursday at Oak Grove
Seminary.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary w.
Dyke were saddened to learn of her
death Friday morning at the home of
her son al Canton Point
Mr.. Nichols was called to Nova SEQ
tia Friday by the sudden death of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Farr If We
nonah, n. j., arrived Saturday and
will be the p1lests of Mrs H j RailcY