Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-25
WINTHROP

returning &c Cambridge. Mass rri
day
II Troop No, /. Boy Scouts OF Wfn-
throp, wis were having an outing
\ or the west shore of Cobbosseec"i-
tee had rather a wet time and prose
camp Sunday night anC returned 20
their homes.
I Miss Effie Wing. teacher OF 'he
grammar school at Winthrop center,
has her pupils very much interested
ir wilC flowers and also the 'oirus.
Her pupils have found SIS varieties OF
] wild flowers and 81 different kinds 81
birds. Miss Berdena Hammond lyeaus
the school with so varieties or Will
flowers and so OF birds.
Miss Rose Hallett of Portland came
Thursday to attend the graduating
exercises of Winthrop high scnooi
and was the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
| c. A. Towle. Miss Haliett, Harriet
Towle and Morris Towle were CUES
Sunday Of Miss Halletts parents, MI
| and Mrs. c. H. Hallett OF Reaoneio'
returning TO Portland Monday
Neil Stanley of Bath passed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b
Stanley.
| Pupils not absent one-half day DUR
ing the spring term of Grades WI ana
VIII; Elnor Bishop, Jessie Thomas
Earle Hayden. Alice Wood, Marjorie
Rowell. Ruth Perry. Earle Hayden. NOT
| absent during the school year: Elnor
Bishop.
Mrs Eden B. Taylor of Presque Isle
is visiting her sister, Mrs Clifford DUO
/ ley for a few weeks.
Clifford Dudley is confined TO his BED
again.
Out-of-town guests who were pres
ent at the Collins-French wedding sat
urday night were Mr. an. Mrs. e a.
! ington; Miss Isabelle Ingham, Taunton,
! Mass; Mrs. Annie Tibbetts, Portland
| Miss Florence Eaton. Waterville; Ivan
Watson Gardiner: and Mrs. A. j, Pike,
Portland
Miss Rita Alden observed her 18th
! birthday Monday at her home in West
I Winthrop BY giving a birthday party to
| a few of her young friends. A delight
/ full time resulted and Miss Alden re-
4 ce.ved many pretty gifts. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served by
Mrs Mabel A. Black and Mrs, Nav
| Woodbury. Greenlief, two Of her aunts.
| Those present were Anna Iaughln,
Marguerite and Elizabeth Maxwell.
/ Iura Norcross, Madeline and Erna Ri
! ley Thelma Tinkham. Edith NJ. Perley.
Marion Thaanum, Lolita and Louise
Perry.
A. E. Stear of Warren and Miss
Achorn of Georges River were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George Cooling.
The regular meeting of Arthur Love
/ 10y Rebekah Lodge will be held Tues
! day evening. 1t is expected that sew
eral new members will join at this
! time.
Mrs A. E. Nutting of Waterville was
! the guest of her mother, Mrs. Nellie NJ,
! Maxwell, Monday
As the government work for the Rel
Cross surgical dressings is not ready.
| there will be no work Tuesday evening;
I only in~pecton.
| L. T. Mcnamara OF Pennington pass
ed Sunday with his family here in town,
CENTER-Harold Tobey, who is
in the employ OF the government at
Bath, was guest Sunday at his
| home here.
Dr.. Albion L. Floyd. son Of EFF.
Floyd Of South .Andreas. California.
and grandson of the late Silas FLOYD
OF Winthrop, has recently received
Captains commission in the Ma
tional army.
DIR. Floyd is graduate OF Coburn
I Classical Institute at Waterville and
the Baltimore College OF Physic-
! lans and Surgeons and has until
/ about year ago been a practicing
physician in Mapleton, Aroostook
County. Maine He was one of the
first physicians to join the colors
from Maine and was given a com
mission as Ist Lieutenant Of Am
buiance Co. 3o3 Of tn 10Th Division
OF the National army at Camp Dew
ems, Mass. This division is now up
to war strength and Capt Floyd is
daily expectir orders to Ego
across"
/ Miss Wing has returned to her
home in Leeds for the summer va
cation after teaching for the past
year at the Winthrop Center school.
Frank futile left Monday for
Camp Devens. being among those
called in the last draft.
Miss Eleanor Bailey is at home
alter completing her studies at the
| Moses Brown school in Providence.
Rev. George Wallsthome of Wat
erville preached a splendid sermon
at the Friends church Sunday. All
will be glad to know that he is to
supply the pulpit for the rest of the
! summer
Silas Higgins OF Monmouth was
visitor Sunday at the home of his
brother, Martin Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frazee and
children, who have been visiting Mr..
Traces parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wild
er frazee. returned Monday to their
| home in Portland.
Albert Morrison and LEROY Baker
OF Boston are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Frazee.
Mrs. Hannah Bailey and Mrs.
Olive Tuttle are attending yearly
meeting this week at Oak Grove.