Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-05
WINTHROP

Mr. and sirs Howard Williams de-
lightfully entertained a party of friends
at supper and for the evening Satur-
day, the occasion being in celebration
Of the first wedding anniversary Of the
host and hostess and also Of the 10Th
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Iongfellow An excellent and bounti-
full supper was served after which the
guests We're treated to Eictrola con-
cert, many fine records being played.
The evenings fun wound up with
good oldfas hioned candy pull which
was greatly enjoyed by all. Besides
the host and hostess and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Longfellow those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. limbaugh and little
son Edwin Of Lewiston, Mrs. T. A
Lane, Miss Mertie Berry, Mr.. Rollins
and Samuel Richards
Carol Rollins returned Monday to
Providence to take up his studies in
the Moses Brown school, after having
passed the Holidays with his parents.
A very pleasant New Years family
dinner party gathered Sunday at the
residence Of Deacon Bailey. Mr.. Bailey
thoroughly enjoyed the day with his
sons and daughters and their families
around him. In the evening in spite of
the storm and his 50 years he walked
to church 10 attend the service, as a
fitting close 20 the happy day.
Miss Eleanor Bailey has returned to
Providence. where she is a student in
the Moses Brown school. after having
passed her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey
Miss Clarilda Cloutier Of Augusta
passed Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Valentine Caron at Sport farm.
School opened Monday and Will Mar
tin has resumed his duties Of driving
The children to and from school.
Mrs. Gilkey Of Pennington and
friend. Mrs. Dodge of Strong. who
have been guests of DR.. and Mrs. Badg-
er for two weeks, returned to their
homes Monday
Miss Kate Haeerty. who has been
passing the Christmas HOLIDAYS in
town. returned Saturday to her teach
ing in Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Grace Gilkey Of Farmington.
who has been teaching in Boston and
who passed the Holidays with her sis
ter. Mrs. Badger, has returned TO Ros-
ton
Mrs. Minnie Titus and son, Ralph
and Mrs. DR.. Hammond attended the
installation of officers Saturday eve
ming at Mapchester Grange and pro-
nounced it very pleasant occasion.
Miss Maude Hewitt and Miss Mil,
dred Dalton of Belgrade were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thomas.
Master Lee Taylor. who has been
passing two weeks in the lumber camps
with his father, w. 6. Taylor. at Dead
River, returned Monday to attend
school.
The Mission Study. Glass will meet
Wednesday afternoon. Jan 5, with
Georgia l.. Williams at her home. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Richmond will assist as
hostess. The roll call will be answered
by New Years resolutions
The Sunday school was reorganized
| for the coming year at the opening
OF the school on Sunday. Jan 2. Lewis
Millspaugh, as chairman of the nomi-
mating committee. announced the fol-
lowing officers chosen
Superintendent Elwood A. Bailey.
assistant, Mrs. Elwood A. Bailey: Sec
Marion Wingate Sleeper; Treas, Dan
lei Clement: librarian. Miss Theo G.
Sleeper: Supt. CradleroIl, Mrs. Emma
s. Briggs: Supt. Home Dept, Mrs.
Evangeline Bailey; Supt. Junior Dept,
Mrs. Nellie r. Millspaugh.
Schools began Monday morning with
the same teachers as last term. Miss
Myrtle Jack, principal and Marion
Wingate Sleeper assistant.