Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
WINSLoW
MIR. and Mrs. Warren York
Give Reception at Their
HOme-PerSOnals

A very enjoyable reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Warren York Satur-
day evening at their home in honor of
their marriage. which took place June
%. The reception was attended BY
about IFS. from Waterviile. Fairfield.
Benton. Yassalboro and this town. The
house was decorated with profusion
of roses. Mr. and Mrs. York were thu
recipients OF a number of presents
among them being a dinner set from
their friends and neighbors, one-half
dozen silver spoons from the Fort Hal
flax Chapter, n. A. r. of which Mrs.
York is vice regent; a glass salad set.
braided rug, a handsome picture, gravy
ladle. table spoons and other presents.
Photograph music was ENJOYED. The
young people played games on the
lawn Refreshments Of ice cream. cake
and saltines were served Mrs. Nellie
Ellis. Miss Clara FIVE and Mrs. Emily
Chamberlain had charge of the AFFAIR.
Merle Blewitt after passing his two
weeks vacation at the home OF his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Blewitt,
returned Saturday 10 Washington, d
G.. where he has a government position.
The regular meeting of the Grange
was held Friday evening at the Grange
hall. The committee on the farmers
supper. held June a. reported the sum
Of se1.I2 cleared for the benefit of the
Grange. 1t was voted the Winslow
Grange have booth at the Central
Maine Fair to he held in September.
Short speeches. mostly on the war. were
made by II. Q. Jones. George X. Ras-
sett. Mrs. Susan Cushman and Mrs.
carrie F.. Weeks. The meeting adjourn
ed TO Friday evening, Aug l6
Mr.. and Mrs. Debert F. Ellis are the
parents of little daughter weighing
seven pounds, born July s.
Rev. Mr.. Carne of Seattle, vn.. who
supplied the pulpit of the Congrecs
tional church sunday will remain IN
town during the week and is entertain
ed at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. George
W Patterson.
Mrs. Jane Knox of Oakland was an
overnight guest Friday of her daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Knox. at he home Of
F. s. Dolloh.
Mrs. 4. f. Morse has returned from
Albion. where she has been the guest
of relatives. Her brother Foster
Tozier met with a bad accident a few
DAYS ago.
Henry Howard who : stationed at
bingham. Mass. is enjoying n short
1urlouSh at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Howard
w. w Clapp Sunday was cutting a
stick of wood, the axe slipped and
cut the tore finger and middle finer
of his left hand. 4 physician was
called and ten stitches were taken In
the fingers.
meeting Of the Girls Garden and
Canning Club will be held Tuesday
afternoon. o'clock at the library.
Lester Patterson who is training at
the Franklin Institute, Boston, en-
joyed a short furlough. He arrived
home Saturday evening and returned
sunday morning.
Miss Gladys Balontino returned
Saturday evening from a few DAYS
visit with her friend Miss Christiel
Beaubier. Auburn.
Mrs. Shcrburn Brann son Nilhurn
and daughter Audrey of Groverton. v.
N. arrived Saturday AVID will he the
& csts of relatives in town.
DR. Louis T. Jones of Nassalboro,
Lucius Chase of Watervillc. Charles
Downs and T. W. Towle Of thrs
place. with their famines and the
Misses Rrainerd Of China enjoyed a
picnic Thursday on the shore II
China lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert LeClair and
children of Waterville we're Su"S,S
on Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph LeClair.