Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-02-21
WINTHROP.
The Pleasing Washington's
Birthday Exercises Friday.
Children Of Sub-Primdry Grades
Garry Out Fine Program.
The Methodist Fair Entertainment
Proved Very Successful.

The children of the Sub-Primary grades
gave a very pleasing afternoons enter
tainment in honor of Washington's birth
day Friday afternoon, under the direction
of their teachers, Miss Howard and Miss
Hoxie The program is given below:
Welcome. Esther Rowell
song--"Little snowdrop,,n, School
Our Club, Thelma kneeland
| Finger Song, School
| A Spelling Lesson. Andrew Knight
What's in a Name. Franklin Churchill
Song-"The Snow Man. School
The. Different Ways, Charles Pinkham
Little Red Stamp. Lily Dostie
A February Finger Play. School
| Better Whistle Than Whine,
Merle Touns and Edgar Dehlois
Motion Song, School
Exercise,
Rosamond Benner. Gladys Loon, Ida
Robinson. Alice Currier
Famous T Party, Dorothy ,Mcllroy
Operetta-"George in Nursery Land"
George Washington, Eugene Fortier
Martha Washington Marcia Pinkham
Old Mother Hubbard, Airline Pratt
Tom, the Piper's Son. Philip Sturtevant
Jack Spratt and Wife.
Kenneth Maeomber. Errna simpson
Tommy Tucker. Gerald Biiodeau
Ten O'Clock Scholar.
Peter, Pumpink Eater,
Alfred Wadsworth
Little Miss Muffett. Mary Pettengill
Thornton Cowing. Katherine McIlroy
| Little Bo-Peep, Esther Leaird
| Jack Horner, ponald Rollfns
| simple Simon Martin DeLorey
| Old King Cole, merle 1ouns
! Mistress Mary. ituti teeo
| Little Boy Blue. Josepn provost
Queen of Hearts, 1illl2n l1aNaile
Humpty Dumpty, Leon DoFe
Miss Letitia Day is visiting at her home
| in South Brewer.
| The entertainment Thursday evening in
connection with the Methodist fair proved
| very successful. The program was large
| ly musical, including piano numbers by
| Mrs H. A. Clifford, Donald X. Clifford,
Mrs J. II. Pinkham, Wendell Pinkham
and Mrs. L. T. Carleton and vocal solos
and duets by Miss Alice Bonney. Miss
| Estelle Davis, E. e. Symes, NJ. c. Ed
wards and Fred Bates of Augusta. The
| children also sang several cute songs,
and little Esther Rowell recited in cos
tune. Mrs Lottle Yorke gave a humor-
Gus reading and the program closed with
| a sketch. Grand Opera at Breakfast,
by Mrs. Yorke and Mr.. Edwards. Miss
Leah Hoxie, Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Pink
ham were the evenings accompanies.
Go to Church Sunday" will be observ-
ed at all the Winthrop churches tomor-
row morning Go to church somewhere.
Mrs. f. r. Andrews has been called TO
jaw by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Bisron.
Three teams will leave the post Office
at 80 Saturday evening for the Grange
| hall. where Walter C. Gle, impersonater,
will present fine program.
] Miss Gfada Bonney is visiting her SIS
| ter In Greene.
c. \. Colby is the guest of relatives
in Coopers Mills.
Miss Jannette Dudley OF Manchester is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Effie French.
A meeting of the Winthrop Grange
will be held Monday, Feb. %, at 1880
| E. NJ. C. E Embree of the bureau OF
| marketing and supplies will address
| the citizens of Winthrop and vicinity
for the purpose of organizing a Farm
ers' Union. All interested are cordial
| " invited. Bring your lunch basket
| George Lowell, one of the most re-
spccted citizens in town, died as the
result of a paralytic shock at IL
| o'clock Thursday night. He was Sc
years of age. Services will be held at
100 Sunday from the residence.
The annual ice carnival will be held
by the Winthrop Driving Club Mon
| day and bids fair to be the most sue
cessful in the history of the club. The
purse is $3.50 and there will be three
| fast classes. A number of out-of-town
visitors are expected, The entries will
| he uublished Monday morning.