Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-29
WINTHROP
Annual Forty Hours Devotion
Opens at St. Francis Church
Sunday A Pleasant.
Reunion Tuesday
MANY LOCAL ITEMS OF
MUCH INTEREST

Ahc ANNUAL OTtS .EouIS QeNOIIOn az
ST Francis church opened Sunday at
the High Mass, which vas celebrated
by tie pastor. Rev. Edward B. Henry.
In the evening. Benediction Of the
Most Blessed Sacrament was given and
sermon was preached by Rev N j.
Koran OF Bath. Confessions were then
heard by the assembled priests, Fa-
theirs Rea-don, Nelligan, Carey and
Karpe.
Monday morning Masses were offer
ed at 5, $50 and o'clock. the last be-
ing High Mass pro pace j. "a special
form OF prayer and sacrifice TO implore
the Prince Of Peace to restore His
peace among the nations.
At the evening devotions Monday FIR.
Philip Dejardins Of Skowhegan preach
ed the sermon on Eucharistic Life and
Spiritual Progress. IN the sanctuary
we're 1T. Pew. Mons, NJ c. McDon-
oush, p R.. Of Lewiston, Rev. Jere-
miash Mccarthy Of Bangor, Rev. T.
H. Houlihan, rector OF cathedral, Port
I land. Rev. John Houlihan, Portland.
Rev. NJ. j. Clary of Portland. Rev. n.
j. Koran Of Bath. Rev P. H. Reardor.
Gardiner. Rev. T. J. Michigan. Angus
ia. Rev. James 4. Carey, Hallowell.
Rev. Fred j. karpe. South Portland,
Kew. NJ E. Curran. Madison. Rev. John
r Michigan. Lisbon Falls.
The devotions closed Tuesday when
Rev. ii. E. Curran celebrated High
Mass Of the Blessed Sacrament and
sang the Litanies. to which the clergy
present chanted the responses
MIR. and Mrs. E. P. Libby and Miss
Dora Libby have returned. from an
auto trip to Camden. where they were
the guests OF Mr. Libby's brother II
w. Libby
Mrs. Forrest Parker and four chill
dren of Auburn are visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Cora Ingham
Mr.. and Grs. Walter Stockfcrd and
oaughter Marguerite are passing the
week at Owls Head.
Inc young ladies Of the Rainbow
Cluo held successful lawn party
TUESDAY evening a, the home Of Mrs.
L. D. French. Music was furnished h,-
an orchestra and the young ladies sold
ice cream, popcorn and candies.
A Pleasant Reunion
A delightful reunion OF old.tima
friendship was enjoyed Tuesday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. 2. Fo,fs
"nen a party of friends gathered at
their peasant farm home on Sturte-
want nil. and passed a glorious day.
AanE OF these friends Of other DAYS
hao not met for several years and
some of the friendships extend back.
"aro over period of 40 years. 50
tnat 1t was a mos, delightful reunion
there.
sturtevant Hill is one Of the
beauty spots" of Winthrop village
and these visitors from other states
certainly enjoyed their visit
Mt and Mrs. Fcote in their cordial
and hospitaole manner made their
guests welcome and served them with
delicious vegetable and clam din.
ner on long tables spread beneath the
trees. This was. not the least entoy-
able feature Of the happy day spent
IN renewing memories OF Aud Lang
Syne"
Among the guests present were
Capt ]. W. Camp and wife Of New
haven. Conn. Mrs. E. Miles Smith Of
Mt. Carmel. Conn. Royce NJ. Bracket
OF New Haven. Conn. Mrs. Edith A.
Streeter. Mrs. F. Mcbride and Mrs. J..
Willard Camp Of Maiden. Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Brown Of Mat
Japan. Mass. Mrs. Aldana Ness and
Mrs. r. n. Lowering Of Somerville.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bur-
rows and Mrs Jane Burrows OF Win
throp.
Among the recent guests Of W. G..
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. E. 9. Jones
were Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Jones and Arthur NC
Kenney Of Etfatton: and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Mitchell Of Bingham. Mrs.
Georgia Mitchell and Miss Mira Tay-
Tor were callers at the State House
Saturday.
Among the guests ct Brookside re.
Gently were Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Tay-
lor Of Stratton, Mrs. Georgis Rich
ardson Of Capitol Island, Mrs. Mar
tina Harris Of Richmond. Mrs. Sarah
Cobb Of Dexter and Mrs Lixxie Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. Foss. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Small and Mrs. sarah Cobb from
DEXTER are guests Of H. =, Maxfield,
A. G. Fassett and C. e. Moore.
Irvinx %. Bailey az the chewv;or