Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-15

between the Halloween H. N. .. ana
Winthrop Xaviers was won by the
Winthrop nine by score Of to 2.
There were about dozen contestants
in the motor boat race, which was won
by Mrs. william Barry OF Craig
point, the prize being a loving cup.
Some Of the other prizes won were: A
barrel Of -four, Wilson Schwartz; chat
elaine, K. A. Mcdonald, Maranacook;
blankets, by a New York lady; statue.
Miss 0. Moreau, Lewiston; Blue Bird
dishes, Mr.. Keresey. Maranacook; sill
yer chain, Della Ratti; barrel Of apples,
Mr.. Bison; fountain pen, Mr.. Hentz;
centerpiece, Mrs. Peter Mccain, Chel-
sea. The total amount taken was con-
siderably over $500 and it is hoped the
net receipts will reach $500.
The lawn party given by the Rain
how Club of the Methodist church Fri
day evening on the lawn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. French, was very pleas
ant affair The grounds were illuminat-
ed by electric lights and Japanese Ian
terms. The program included reading,
Miss Bernice Sprague: sclo, Mrs. Ina
Frost: reading, Miss Hazel Springer of
Detroit; violin solo, Lloyd Leighton;
reading, Miss Esther Pearson; solo,
Miss Lena Peabody; readings, Miss
Mildred Weymouth and Miss Ruth
Pearson. Music was by the Alumni or
chestra. The ice cream booth was dec
GRATED in green and white and was in
charge of Mrs. L. D. French, assisted
by Misses Dorothy Avery and Mildred
weymouth. The candy booth was in
red and white and was presided over
nv Misses Lille Hammond and Hazel
Towns. Games were enjoyed.
Mrs. w. D. Snow of Green street en-
tertained a dinner party Thursday
Among the guests were Miss Nina
Gleason Of Marblehead, Mass, Mrs.
Carrie Wilkins and Mrs. Rose Well
man In the afternoon Mrs. Snow ana
her guests attended the matinee. On
Friday the same party went to Island
park and enjoyed sail around the
lake and picnic supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gordon of Auburn
were the guests Sunday of Mr. Cor
don's mother, Mrs. Cora Gordon, OF
High street.
There will be meeting Of the men,
bers Of Winthrop Grange Tuesday eve
ming. Aug. Is, at Grange hall.
NJ. E. King of Waverly, Mass, Will give
an illustrated lecture with nearly lV(
views of persons and places IN foreish
lands at Winthrop Center church Satur'
day evening, Aug. 10, at 7.30. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The annual reunion of the Hewitt Fam
ily Association will be held in Windsor
on Thursday, Aug. Il, with the following
officers: Pres, Fl. II. Hewitt. Belgrade
vice Pres, Mrs E. p. Hewitt Augusta
Sec Treas, Mrs. Sadie Hewitt WIN
throp; program committee, Mrs. f. 4
Hewitt. Mrs. O. S. Sherburn Richmond
Miss Maude Hewitt, Belgrade, and Miss
Gertrude Malcolm, Augusta.
Miss Rose Hallett of Portland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. 5. Towle
Miss Harriet Towle will accompany hei
aunt, Mss Rose Hallett, to Portland OF
her return for a short visit
Mrs. c. S. TowIe and sister, Miss Rose
Hallett, were guests Saturday OF theh
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hallett Of
Readfield Mr.. Hallett is SLOWLY ieeoNoi
ing from an injury to his shoulder.
A very pleasant meeting of the Z. +. z
Club Of Readfeld was held at the pleas
ant home of Miss Arvilla Stevens satur'
day evening with is present. Refresh'
ments of sandwiches, jelly roll. cakes ane
punch were served and all pronounced II
a Jolly good time and Miss Arvilla hne
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bourne of Read
field were Saturday evening callers al
Brooksde.
There was quite frost on the STANLEY
road Monday, where the leaves on pole
beans were affected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Stanley and Miss
Arnes O'Neil went to Pennington, Ne"
Sharon and Belgrade Sunday by auto
with Charles keenan, of Augusta