Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-25
WINSL0W
Thistle Club Holds Last Month.
ly Business Meeting-Fare-
well Party for Young Lady
Who Goes to California

Who Goes to California
The Thistle club held its last
monthly business meeting of the sea-
son, Thursday evening at the Ia
comet club house, with a large at
tendanc Refreshments of ice cream,
fancy cookies and war cake was
served. Dainty May baskets filled
with candy was presented TO those
present The refreshment committee
comprised Mrs. James Nivison, Mrs
Robert Henderson, Mrs. John Bur
CESS and Mrs. William Kinnear. An
enjoyable dance followed. music for
dancing was furnished by Miss Chris
tine Lunny and by the Victrola The
meeting has adjourned to Sept.
Mrs. Frank S. DollSn, Thursday
attended the Rebecca assembly at
Oakland.
A farewell reception and dance was
rendered Miss Helen Curtis Frida..'
evening at the Taconnet club house
by the Misses Beatrice knight, Avris
worth's orchestra. Punch was SER
vile. Miss Curtis after her gradual
ton expects to leave or California
where she will reside. Fifty couple
participated in dancing to the ex-
cellent music furnished by Went
worth's o rchestra. Punch was SER
we'd and delightful evening passed.
supper and entertainment is
planned for Tuesday evening, May IS
for the benefit of the Red Cross. 1t
will be held at Grange hall There
will be good speakers from out Of
town. Drew's orchestra will give
their services. Dancing will follow
the entertainment.
Walter burlington Of Bowdoinham
has been recent guest at the home
of Mrs. Purington's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Totman.
The Joan society, held it's meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Will Glidden, with fair attend
ancc. The time was passed in knit :
| ting. A selection was read by Mrs.
Frank a Smiley and music was rem
dered by Miss Ethel Lancaster.
america vas sung by the members
The gathering hereafter ill be called
the Joan society instead of the Joan
chapter. 1t was voted to give $40 to
the Red Cross campaign. Refresh
mentS of ice cream and Saltines was
served by the hostess. The next meet
! ins will be held Thursday afternoon
June 6. at the home of Mrs. Frank
A. Smiley,
The Junior Christian E,ndeavor
meeting will he omitted this after
noon.
Sunday services at the Congrega-
tional church: Preaching at 1880 A.
NJ, by Rev. John Graham Of South
Bridgton, who comes as q candidate
Sunday school 1t 1l.4j: Christian En-
deaNor meeting at o'clock. The
topic is Doing His Will" John -:
S-i4. TIE Juniors will unite with the
Intermediates. Tie leaders are Mrs.
I emont II the Junior superintend-
ent and Miss Florence Norton
The usual services will e held Sum
day at the East Winslow Baptist
church; Sunday school at l.30 p NJ;
preaching at 80 p. Ne by Rev. E.
II. Longley Of China.
L Sunday school will be held at p
NJ, ut the Barton. school building
The new State road, which is to he
Quilt between Waterville and Angus
til, is iii process of construction.
Work on il has been started between
Mrs Dunbar's and the Sebasticook
bridge
Misses Gertrude Bradstrect. teacher
in the eth grade Grammar school and
Miss Jennie Chadwick principal of
the Sand Hill school. attended the
graduation exercises Thursday even
. ing at Freedom academy.
( Mrs. Albert Huff and children Al
fred and Clye, after q visit at the
home Of Mr.. Hnff's brother, Ere
mont Huff. have turned to their
! home at Monsoon.
Mrs H. s. Newell was a guest
Wednesday Of Mrs. John H. Hewitt.
Clyde Williams loft on the Pullman
Friday evening for Boston. from
there he will go to Camp Devens to
see the Winslow boys stationed
there.
/ Thirteen members and two visitors;
We're present at the Red Cross ncGt-
ing which was held Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Jenkins and
Mrs Towlc \ good amount Of work
was accomplished and dues were ie-
ceived for two new members. TIC
I next meeting viii be May "a with
! Mrs. Frank and Mrs. John Nixon.
! DR.. and Mrs. Louis T. Jones aE1
! family of Nassalboro were callers in
! the place Monday evening.
| Mr.. Fields Of Waterville has bought
the hay in the Charles Gilbert barn
and ii is now being pressed. Mr.
Gilbert and daughter Gladys from
Boston are at the farm for a rev
weeks.