Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30
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hour ahead.
At the CONGREGATIONAL church on
Easter Sunday Prof. Mitchell of
Bowdoin College will conduct the
service.
Rev. n. r. Pearson will take for
his subject Sunday. What Easter
Has Brought TO U.s." You will be late
to church il you do not set your clock
ahead one hour when you 60 to bed
Saturday night.
Among the parts assigned for the
graduating class In Winthrop High is
the GRAFTON by Harold Kinds.
w. c. Kinds went to Portland as
one Of the delegates to the State Con-
vention Thursday and was anticipat-
fodore Roosevelt.
The Winthrop Literary Club was
quite we'll represented at the. Federa-
tion meeting in Augusta Wednesday.
The delegate. Mrs. II. b. Maxfield.
the president. Mrs. j. A. Foster, Mrs.
j. J.. Bishop. Mrs. l.. T. Carleton and
, Mrs. J. II. McIlroy were present and
About 20 went from Winthrop to
Portland to attend the State Conven-
ton and they were all In hopes to
hear Ex-President Roosevelt.
+, Clayton Kinds has gone to Range
ley, where he has employment for
the summer.
Mrs. r. S. Green Of Turner is the
| guest OF Mrs. j. NJ ToWle Mrs.
Green will be remembered as Miss
Jordan. a former teacher of Win
throp.
In Fort Fairfield. Herbert ID. Pet
tengill formerly of Winthrop. was
married to Miss Ella Argraves on
March s. Mr.. Pettengill is the son
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pettengill of
this town and is employed In the
grocery stores of Hopkins Brothers
at TT. Fairfield, Best wishes are
extended to Mr.. Pettengill from his
many friends in Winthrop.
Mrs. Georgia MoGuisan is in
town for a short time
/ Mrs. Katherine Pitts and Mrs. Jes-
Sic Webb have returned from New
/ York. ..
! Mrs. Sue Hayward returned from
Lewiston Friday afternoon, where
! she had been visiting her sister, Mrs
Kate Reed.
! Miss Violet French and Miss Ha-
! eel Peck of Colby College are PASS
ing their Easter vacation at their
homes
Parkman Collins Of Readfeld is the
| of Afr
J The Red Cross room was well fill
ed Thursday afternoon with diligent
workers and a good amount of work
was accomplished.
Schools in the village closed Fri
day afternoon for weeks vacation.
Declarations were given in the High
school by the Juniors.
! Miss l.ovejoy. who has been stay
ing with Mrs. r. Crawford McIlroy
for the winter. unfortunately fell and
! sprained her ankle.
William Martin, who re-
Gently underwent a surgical operation
at the Augusta General hospital. was
reported Thursday night to be get
ting along finely.
Mrs. o. A. Morton left the first of
/ the week for Amherst. Mass. where
she will pass a short time
| Charles Cummings has had a crew
of men pressing the hay raised on the
+, Walter Clement place last casop.
Charles Murch, who has been to tie
Lewiston hospital for treatment, was
able to return Thursday to his home
in Winthrop.
Snow melted faster Thursday thar.
ii has any day so far this year. While
there ia considerable snow in the
road in spots, there is quite lot If
bare ground and travelling on the
highways for the next few days will
be herd proposition. A delivery team
started from Winthrop for winthrop
Center Thursday on wheels but soon
came To grief with n broken wheel
while getting through drift.
The schools at the center closed
Friday afternoon for weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Marian Sleeper went Friday
afternoon to Portland to visit durln.,
her school vacation with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sleeper of that city.
Herbert Wadsworth has been at
tending the State Republican convnn-
ton in Portland.
Prof. burlington Of Bates college will
preach Easter Sunday at the Friends
church at the Center
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