Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-06
WINTHROP
Hold Enjoyable 4th Of July
Picnic on Lake Shore-Per-

\ very cojcra'hlc Fourth OF July
picnic was held Thursday in one
az tho beautiful groves on the shore
# one of Names numerous lakes
under the supervision OF Harry
Cushman and r H Smith from the
eastern part Of the town. A delicious
inner was served at noon. one II
tho primo pal features Of which was
the fish chowder made by Mrs. ]. 6;
Cushman. Those present We're Mr..
nnd Mrs. j. G.. cushman. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cushman. Mr.. and Mrs
T, II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL
Ycatnr. Nj. and Mrs, F. A. Yeaton,
Mr., ana Mrs. George Waugh and two
daughters, EVELYN and Dorothy, MI
and Mrs Terlcy Ainslie and son,
Mrs Hammond. Willard Macomber
| II. T., Pinkham and son Charles
Mss Spear. Master Morris Wood
WnrG
| Mr.. and Mrs. ora NJ. Maxim and
TWO children, with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter stockford and two children. en-
/ joyed an outing al n camp near DIX
field over the Fourth. goin WedneS-
day Nv auto and returning Thurs
! day evening.
! An automobile party consisting %
Mrs. Cora Knapp. Joseph Knapp IN"
Susie Luce Of Livermore Falls ana
Mr. and Mrs Willis Jordan Of Farm
irgton were callers at j. H. Moore :
at West winthrop, Thursday.
Miss Elsie Moore has returned
from Southboro, Mass, where Sh"
! has taught for the past two wears
: Joseph Moore has returned from
. Bangor, where he passed the week
end
/ Stanley and Norman Lane q
! Brockton. Mass. are tho guests ~
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. }
Henry Moore. They expect to remain
! here through the summer months.
/ MISS Alice Henderson. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs George Henderson OF
( Gardiner. who is 4 ire patrol at NJ;
/ kineo. has tower 81 feet high witf
i've landings. and watch house on top
the talest in Maine and the finest 1T
I New England, where she has to stay
from sunrise to sunset. She has a cabin
a short distance from the tower and
has had - visitors before the summe,
( tourists began to arrive. She is Yer!
brave. as she writes she Goes not mint
! Icing alone so much She makes pets
o the wild animals, such as the hedge
hogs. owls. squirrels and deer There
is COW moose which has been within
a quarter of a mile of the cabin, whici
she is anxious to see.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Titus and daugh-
ter Pearl of Bath are guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. A. L. Titus and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Sanborn for several days.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Il. Foster and three
children of Lynn. Mass. were recen,
. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred knight
/ going from there to Steep Falls, Me.
I CENTER-Mr. and Mrs W. r. Rock.
wood and son Donald ard Mrs. Maru
/ Lowering Of Waterville were guests fol
the Fourth OF Mr., ana Mrs. Lewis II
! Miilspaugh.
! Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fuller Of Au.
susta were Thursday guests OF Mr.. ana
MIS- wight Higgins at the lake
Mr. and Mrs. kenton SWartz are the
+ happy grandparents of fine girl bah,
born last week 10 Mr. and Mrs. Wiso,
Swartz The young lady has been ma
cd Constance Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs Reuel Rurnham anf
two little daughters of piyfield wore
guests for the Fourth OF Mr. and Mrs
kenton Swartz
Fourth OF July was passed very quiet.
~ at the Junior Volunteer camp al
though with an abundance of fun fol
the boys, The order of things was re
versed for fsers'sy and the boys became
s9s n'. ses s the ,s s Sa
unteers' vAE e say, the boys en-
STA a. er be clos,
LIS !. <afN upor
stht cvs - iuiaA a.