Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-18
WINSL0W
Interesting Meeting of Sebastl'
cook Club Held Tuesday
Patriotic Meeting Planned
Delegates to Boys Confer


An interesting meeting OF the Sc
basticook Literary CLUB was Aeia
Tuesday afternoon at the nome u
Mrs. Susan Patterson. IL 1henloeiS
attended The President, Mrs. marry
Norton, presided. The report OIL 'he
secretary was read and accepted
| Current events were responded 10 oy
the members. Household economies
followed. The meeting was tneh
placed in the hands Of the program
committee.
/ A patriotic meeting will be held
Friday evening, April 10 at the
church on Lithgow street. beginning
at 5 o'clock, by request OF the State
Committee of Public Safety.
Dorothy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Chamberlain, is i'll with the
grip.
At a ba, game Tuesday afternoon
at the Lockwood grounds. the Young
Athletes defeated the Farmer Dodg-
ers by score of to l.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fl. H. Morrow and
|
Thibodeau farm and moved to Rum
ford Falls, are returning to take
charge OF the Winslow Town Farm.
| Scott HGwes of Augusta, who was
formerly employed by Patterson
Bros. Will supply on the mills team
for a short time, while awaiting his
call to service.
| Roland Hutchins. after a vacation
passed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Patterson, has returned to the
Choate School at Wallingford, Conn.,,
where he is an instructor
The following were delegates from
the Winslow High school to the
Boys Convention held at Water
Vile: Kendall Howard, George
/ Marcia and Wesley Wilson. Parker
Patterson was delegate from Co
burn.
| Mrs. James Allen and Mrs Harry
Spiller of Waterville are the guests
! for few days at the home of Mrs.
! Aliens mother, Mrs. A. W. Lane
Miss .Lottie O'Brien. Benton Ave-.
received word Tuesday that her
brother Private Lawney OBrien of
Waaisn, y. b.. who is in the 104th
! Canadian regiment, has recently re-
ceived a bayonet wound in his leg. |
and is IN number 8 hospital in
France.
Leonard Bowden. who recently |
purchased q farm in Unity. and has |
moved his household goods. went |
there, Wednesday, with his family to |
reside.
I Lindsay G. March of Orono, son of !
Rev. l.. G. March. a former pastor of |
the Methodist church at North Vas
salboro, who was a delegate at the .
Boys Convention at Waterville, has (
been recent visitor at the home OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Patterson. /
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Miller of
Boston ire guests at the home of
Mrs. Aiiller's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Fred ITleWclling.
Mrs. NJ. *. Adams, who has been
stopping at the home of C. E. Lewis
during the winter, is the guest Of
Clinton 5nd Canaan relatives.
The social that was announced to
be held Friday evening at the Club /
House, mas been postponed on ac-
count Of the patriotic meeting at the I
church.
Carry Eoothby. who was on his |
way from Boston to his home in ,
Skowhegan, was caller in town, I
Wednesday. ', /
Mr. and Mrs. Dennet Emerson, who |,
have been residing at the Frank Mar |
cou house on Halifax street, have /
moved to Benton. Mrs. Willis Wing |
and children, who have been resid- |.
ing on the Saco road will occupy the j
Marcou house.
The seIectmen. George A. Chamber /
lain, James A. Hodges and Fred H. |
Ellis, were in Augusta, Wednesday, !
TO meet lie State road commissioner,
in the interest of the new road that |
is to be built between Augusta and !
Waterville.