Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-29
WINSL0W
Fort Halifax Chapter D. A. r.
Reflects Officers for Com
ing Year-Supper Wednes-
day for Red Cross BENEFIT.

! The Fort Halifax Chapter, u. a. IT,
held its regular monthly meetihs 4no"
dav afternoon at the home Oh MISS
s.dia Dr,,mmord. with an attendance OF
| u The meeting was conducteo -
! Regent, Mrs Emily chamberlain anu
opened with the usual exercises
following officers were reelected lor the
coming wear; Regent, Mrs. Emily
I Chamberlain; vice regent, Miss oaoie
| Drummond; secretary, Mrs. Lou BTU
ton; corresponding secretary, Mrs. May
Reynolds; treasurer, Miss Jennie How
ard: chaplain, Mrs. Charlotte Norton;
historian, Miss Mildred Paine; registrar
Mrs Susan Patterson Refreshments
were served by the hostess. The place
of the June meeting will be announced
later.
Mrs. Vesta Brown after several weeks
stop at the home of her brother, Elmer
Tozier Herd street, has returned to
her home in Benton.
Mrs. William kinnear is confined to
her home by Illness.
Joseph Daviau after a three months
illness has resumed his work at the Ben
ton Ave Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos keene of Lewiston
were week-e guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward J. Turner. Dallaire street.
Clyde Williams has returned from a
short trip to Boston.
Mrs. Anna Simpson has returned from
Orono. where she has been a guest OF
her granddaughter, Mrs. Sidney Patter-
son.
Hollis Simpson after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Simpson at Lincoln, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Iewes have been
ood al Fairfield Center.
James Turbyne, George Baird and
George Suite Tuesday visited Weber
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson of Cross
Hill, Mrs. Arthur Landers OF Pope ave
nue. and Cony Robinson of China We're
callers Monday on Arthur b. and
Charles u. Robinson.
At the supper Wednesday evening at
Grange hall for the benefit Of the Red
Cross there will be an entertainment,
speakers. and DreW's orchestra viii fur
nish music. followed by a dance
basket will be furnished by the Fort
Halifax Chapter, D. A. r. to receive
any article of jewelry or thimbIes which
may he contributed to he turned into
money for war relief fund Of the chap
ter
The Red Cross entertainment at the
Paine's Corner schoolhouse Friday eve
ming was a most successful affair. The
house was crowded to its utmost ca
acity with a very appreciative audience
ana the exercises by the school children
We're worthy of the praise which they
received. Arthur lie Clair gave sew
eral solos and Miss Julia Patterson.
q rector of music in the Winslow
schools, who had assisted Miss Rich
ardson in training the children, was
present and played their accompan,-
ments. The receipts from the sale OF
boxes. ice cream and cake gave as net
proceeds s20.21 and the ladies are most
grateful FOR this generous response to
their efforts.
Mr., and Mrs. William Osborne and
son klwood OF Fairfield. Mrs Sarah
Hodges and Isaiah Hodges Of North
Vase lboro, Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Hodge.
of Benton and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
WiNon Of Winslow were guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ! H. Bailey.
( Mrs, Abbie jenkins, Mr. and Mrs F.
w Towie and Ralph Towle called sun
day on Mrs Lavinia Taber and family
OF Nassalboro