Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08
WINTHROP
June Meeting of Winthrop w.
c. I. U. Will Be With Mrs.
Hannah ]. Bailey at Her
Home June IL

patriotic service will be held AT the
Congreg ational church next Sunday
morning, June 9, when service nag
bearing % stars and an American flag
will be presented to the church. An adj
dress will be given by Edwin I. Cliff
ford and special music will be furnshe
by the Grand Army and the Woman )
Relief Corps. Patience Stanley Cha te-,
ID. A. r.. the Camp Fire Girls and Boy
Scouts have been invited to attend AMI
everyone is cordially invited
The June meeting OF the Winthrop
w. G. L. l.. will be with Mrs. Hannah
J. Bailey at her home Tuesday, June H.
az F. NJ The ladies are requested to
bring their needles, thread and scissors,
or bring their knitting, as there will be
little Red Cross sewing under the SUI
pervision of the flower mission depart
ment. A silver collection will be taken
for a fund to buy yarn, sewing mate
rails and comfort bags, so bring silve.
Offering A little program has been
prepared by Mrs. MaXtield and Miss
CIough. Miss Jeannette Green of .Au-
the w. c. 7. L. county convention thi;
week, will be present and read some Sc
lections; also music will be provided
Gerard Greenlief of Monmouth is a
patient at DR.. Warren Sanborn's hos
pital receiving surgical treatment
Mrs. Lucy Pratt of Pennington is IN
town this week visiting her dauShter-n-
law. Mrs. Ethel Pratt and her niec>,
Mrs. +. H. Badger.
J. H. Bates Of Camden was calling on
friends Thursday.
Everyone is rejoicing over the rain
fall which came Friday. While crops
had come pretty well. the ground was
exceedingly dry and the rain will be
forth hundreds of dollars to all who
are trying 20 raise vegetables.
Mrs. Levi French has been picking
wberries from her bed for nearly d
week and sells them readily for So cents
per box. the highest price ever receive
for native trawberries.
Mrs. Jesse Weber and family have
gone to New YORK state to live, Mr.
'e'pcl ia hiS pteI eHlploSeu tnefe all
winter
Harry Arnold has moved with his
family into the Fairbanks house
Rev. and Mrs. \. Il. Pearson motore
to Augusta Thursday night to meet
their daughter lth who came from
Aver. Mass.
Miss Emery has just received a letter
from her niece, Mary, who is nursing in
France, that she was to go to a con-
Nalescents' home the 18th Of May to
stay until she was again able to take
up her work
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Titus and son
Ralph, Mrs. Frank Hammond AMI
daughter Burdena. motored to Bat,
Sunday. where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Titus.
Mrs. Guy Yeaton of Belgrade was a
guest at Rrookside Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Bailey OF Augusta was
dinner guest at Idle-Wilde Wednesday.
going from there to Readfield where
she will pass several days with he.
sister, Mrs. James Frost
Merritt Harris Of Minot was re-
cent guest Of a. E. Titus AID Walter
Titus.
Mrs. Alice Stane and Mrs Ethel
Pratt passed Thursday with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Il. H. Thomas.
Ernest Lewis and cousin. Mr.. Bart
lett Of Jay. were in Winthrop Monday
to attend the funeral of f. F. Staine.
Mrs. Pratt of Pennington and Mrs.
Amanda Putnam passed Tuesday with
Mrs. f r. Staine and Mrs. Ethel Pratt
Or. r. r. Putnam of Camp Devens
and Mrs. Putnam Of Leominster, Mass,
are expected in Winthrop Saturday for
few days visit
LOCAL NOTICE
The Peerless Stain Remover will be