Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-05
WINTHROP
Evangelist Powell to Conduct
Services Here-Meeting of D.
A. R.-Demonstration by the
Surgical Dressings Commit
tee-Food Pledge Campaign

Felix Powell will begin evan2elistic
services in the Methodist church next
Sunday morning These meetings viii
continue from the 18th of November
until the 18th. The singing books to
he used have arrived and will be sung
from during tie present week
Mrs. Leo Dow Of West Winthrop has
, returned no from the Central Maine
hospital at Lewiston much improved in
health. Miss Olive Goodhue is STAYING
with her for an indefinite length of
! time.
Miss Bertha Gray. Miss Josie Pen
ncy. Miss Dora Libby and Miss Marx
Putnam. WHO are teaching in different
towns. passed Sunday at their homes
in town.
Mrs. Edwin MoNim was called to
, Caribou Thursday hN the illness, with
diptheria. Of her daughter. Marion,
who is teaching in that town
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richmond WHO
have been living on High street for
several years. have bought LODGING
| house in Portland and moved to that
place last Thursday
Mrs. George MeigS and two children
are guests e Mrs. Ncigs mother. Mrs.
Mary LonGfellow.
In order to conserve fuel during the
coming winter. tho Conversational So
cietv will hold the mjd-ueck meeting
with different members at their homes.
Miss Bertha Hudson is the guest of
friends in Boston.
Miss Jcannettc Bailey has accented
the position of bookkeeper at Hoods
creamery. made vacant ny the resigna-
ton of Mrs. Ruth Cashier Mrs. cast
ner has secured position in Massa
chusetts where she has gone in or
DER to be near her husband. who is on
duty at Camp Devens.
Mrs. Rutllus Alden and daughter
Miss Ellen Alden. passed the Weekend
IN Portland with Mrs. Alden's sister.
Mrs. Nellie Maxwell
Miss Clara jackson. who has hean
teaching the new school in the KNIGHT
district. Will resume her teachin. in
. IN" village primary school Monday
morning. Miss Pierce of Lisbon Falls
, Will succeed Miss jackson in the
hnl"hf district and will make her
nome with Mrs. William Briggs
EdWtrd Bond has returned from Trout
dale "ith a deer. this making his second
deer this season.
Patience Stanley Chapter H. :, y
met with Mrs. f. c. Leighton Friday AFT
ernoon. Five new members were vel
coined into the chapter. The roll call
was answered by current events. Miss
Nickerson Of kent's Hill gave paper o,
Lafayette and Dekalb. The chapter has
Just sent one knitted suit for the bat
tleship Nicholson
The Duazulikit Club was entertained By
Miss Aida Hayward Thursday.
Miss +. p. Libby received news the past
week Of the death of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Augustus Lovejoy of Oakland.
The oo?mittee on surgical dressings
gave a practical demonstration of their
work Saturday evening. HARRY stevens
very kindly cleared his Idr2e displav win
dow and the ladies with Red Cross caps
on worked on their DRESSINGS for an hour
or more in full sight 1t Is hoped this
VIII create greater interest in this spe-
cial branch, as these dressings are in
great demand and ic they are nos ready
cur soldiers may be Obliged 10 endure
great suffering. There is no doubt that
these articles and all articles furnishe |
by the Red Cross reach the place for
which they are made
Mrs Henry Pulsifer has gone to Port
land . visit her son, and later will 90 to
Berlin, ~ H., whore she will be the guest
OF her daughter
The committee on conServa ton Of food
has 'lnisned its work. Nearly cvervcnn
who was asked signed the membership
ca rd and window cards arc nroidI,- dis
played as badges Of honor