Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24

Let all De tEere.
The Gardiner club is a live lot Of
clean. snappy ball players and Win
throp fans will like their game.
Last Wednesday Hallowell had the
biggest crowd Of years out 10 the
game.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor of Pressure Isle ar
rived Thursday and is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Clifford Dudley.
1T pays to pay cash. says George
F, Wilson in his ad today. 1t pays to
patronize home merchants, for the
quality is there and the price is there
and demonstration convinces. You
can save a dollar at Wilson's on your
saturday shopping tcday.-Adv.
Fred Buzzell Of Daytona, Fla. is in
town for the summer Mr.. Buzzell pass
ed the summer here two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Moore and son
Russell and Mrs. F. E. Webb are away
on an auto trip Of two weeks in Bos-
ton and vicinity. On their way they
stopped at York Beach.
The Blue Bird Gift Shop on Main
street is delightfully."- cosy corner for
lunch, or just an ic4. Prices are most
reasonable, the service is prompt and
up-to- date, and one can tell by only
minutes visit that the Blue Bird IS
due to become very popular with Win
throp ladies and their guests.-Adv.
The Whist Club was entertained by
Mrs. Hattie Whiting at her home at
the Monmouth hatchery Thursday.
There were Il members present. The
party made the trip by train, teams
meeting them at the Monmouth station
and returned home by the =. o'clock
train. A delicious fish chowder dinner
was served and a delightful time was
enjoyed by all. Besides the hostess
there were present Miss Ida Morrill,,
Mrs. Annette Giles. Miss Flora La
Croix, Mrs. Rose B. Shaw, Mrs. Mag
gle Foster Mrs. Nora Towle, Mrs.
Edith Carleton, Mrs. Rose Wellman,
Mrs Alice Penniman, Mrs. Lydia
Moody. Mrs. H. W. Stevens and Mrs.
Sarah Benson.
Those special Sunday chicken din
ners at Tallwood Inn are very popu-
lar. Note the ad today on the Win
throp page. The ad with the big T
can't miss it. nor Tallwood, either
ADV.
Members Of the Winthrop high school
enjoyed picnic Thursday at Mariana
cook Principal and Mrs. George F.
Wilson and Miss Mary Putnam, one
Of the assistant teachers, and Mrs.
Mabel Whiting of East Winthrop chap
eroned the party. The trip was made
by the Jitney Boat service, returning
home at o'clock. A picnic lunch was
served and games were played, includ-
ing a. ball game, all enjoying a pleas
ant day.
Here's a sizzling, sparkling, Saturday
special at Hannaford's Pharmacy to-
day: 4 bottle of grape juice free with
each box of 33c chocolates, and these
are nice goods. Buy today.-Adv.
Mrs. Emery Wood attended gradua-
ton at Bowdoin College Thursday and
on her way home visited Freeport and
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Crawford McIlroy,
Miss Margaret McIlroy and DR.. and Mrs.
Warren e. Sanborn attended the Kents
Hill commencement concert Tuesday
evening.
mo better work produced in Maine"
is the slogan of Henry T. Miller, for
cemetery memorials-either marble or
granite.-AdV.
Levi Ronald Jones was In town Mon
day to vote.
Many were interested in watching the
members Of the State militia who pass
ed through here from Livermore and
Pennington Thursday morning on their
way to Augusta. Three special cars
met them at the railroad station.
Jackson's Pharmacy carries the fine
S. & H. ice cream In all fiavors ex-
cepting vanilla, which they MAKE
themselves. Customers say there's
something about Jackson's vanilla ice
cream that's "delicIously different.
Adv.
Miss Dorothy Hannaford. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hannaford Of Win
throp. played the violin in Don Nor
rison's violin class at the commence
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