Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-15
WINTHROP
Charles Knapp Hutehins Associ-
alton Holds Reunion with
Many Present
ST. FRANCIS PARISH PICNIC
A BIG SUCCESS


The first meeting Of the reunion Of
the Charles Knapp Hutchins Associa-
ton was held Friday evening with
Mrs. Lydia Moody at her home on
Elm street. with 22 present. Oren
cence Of school days. Miss Ida Nor
rill gave a reading, and there were
Victrola selections and a social time
passed. Refreshments were served
Saturday the members met at the
Winthrop House and a fine banquet
was served at 100, and immedia tely
after dinner the company went to the
home OF Mrs. Annette Giles for the
afternoon. Mrs. Juliet M. S. Warren
read letters from absent members and
was instructed to send letters OF
kindest regards and sincere regrets
to those not being able to be present
Oren Cobb and Charles Fillebrown
made remarks. A very interesting pa
per written by Mrs. Mary L. Robbins
On incidents of school days and men,
cries Of Mr.. Hutchins was read by
Mrs. Warren. An original poem writ
ten for the occasion was presented
each member by Mrs. Juliet M. s.
Warren, in her own handwriting Mrs
Emma s. Mcmahon in a most pleas
ing manner responded to the tributes
paid Mr.. Hutchins. Among those
present We're: Mrs. Emma S. McMa-
hon, Odenah, Wisconsin, Charles r.
Flllebrown, Boston. Mass; Milton A.
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Callohill and
daughter, Newton. Mass: Oren Cobb,
New York City: Mrs. Ellen B. Rich
mond. Danvers, Mass; Mrs. Ella Fo! :
som, Merrimack. Mass; Mrs. Hutch
ms of Greene; Mrs. Hannah Young,
Boston; Miss Clara Woodward, Halo
well; Flavius Scale. Bangor: Fred
Tcwle. Skowhegan: Mrs. Mary Cover
and Miss Annie Cover, Augusta: Mrs.
Lenora c. Dexter, Brockton; Mrs.
Juliet NJ. S. Warren, Portland; Mrs.
Reta Fairbanks, Pennington; and
Mrs. Mary L. Robbins. Mrs Lydia
Moody, Mrs. Bertha Sinclair, Mrs.
Mary Beatty, j. A. Stanley, Mrs. An
Hette Giles. Mrs. Eliza Stackpole and
Miss Luella> F. Beale of Winthrop and
several other guests.
in Winthrop will open for the fall tern
of IA weeks on Sept. II.
Miss Hazel Springer of Detroit is the
guest of Miss Esther Pearson
Miss Eta wilkins who has been pass.
ing the summer at Chatham, arrived Sat.
urday and is the guest of her mother
Mrs. Carrie Wilkins
Miss Dorothy Webb is visiting in Nil.
bridge.
Miss Lillian Dawson of Brookline
Mass, is guest Of Miss Mary Emery.
Frank Bailey, bookkeeper for Wads-
worth Woodman. left Saturday fol-
Boston and several places In New Hamp-
shire, where he will pass his vacation.
Mrs. l.. c. Dexter of Brockton, Mass
was A weekend guest at Charles Stan
TONS in West Winthrop.
Charles Tarbeli, who has just returned
from Mexico. was guest of c. p. Row
ell last Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Written of Roxbury, Mass.
is A guest Of her brother, l.. T. Carleton
The members Of the Ladies' Social Cir.
Gle of the Congregational church held a
meeting at the vestry Friday afternoon
The net proceeds from the entertainment
Women of All Nations was found to be
about s65 Plans are made for the cele-
bration Of the 10th anniversary Of the
church Sept. 3 and l. and the following
were chosen as a committee on the sup
per: Mrs. E. r. Clifford, Mrs. Laverne
Maxfield, Miss Vera Thaanum and Mrs
f. D. Kimball.
Mrs. H. b. Wilson of Scion was a CUES,
Of her brother, c. P. Rowell. one day
last week
Mrs. Fife French, who has been visiting
In Washburn. has returned home.
There have been two runaways here the
past week. On Friday horse belonging
to Kenneth Webb became frightened
cleared himself from the carriage and
ran up Main street on the sidewalk with
portions Of one shaft attached to him
Luckily no one was hurt. and on Satur-
day a horse belonging to Otto Weiss be.
came frightened at an automobile and
ran some distance down Main street. but
little damage was done
Bowman N athewson
William X. Bowman Of Auburn and
Miss Katherine NJ. Mathewson of Win
throp were united in marriage Saturday
afternoon, Aug. s, in Auburn, by Rev. J.
True Crosby. The single ring service was
used. The bride has many friends in Win
throp. Mr.. Bowman was for some time
night clerk in the Elm House, Auburn
They will be at home in Maiden, Mass.