Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-03
WINTHROP

The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
enurch met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Grant with IL members present.
MRS. Pearson was reelected presi-
cent for the next three months.
A pretty little home flag raising
was held Monday afternoon at Guy
Heaiey's cottage on the east shore
or Lake Maranacook. The exercises
included the singing OF America" by
MI. Healey's 4-year-old son, reading
The Spirit Of America" Miss Esther
Pearson, and the singing of The
star Spangled Banner" as the fag
was raised. by the entire company
Miss Esther Pearson entertained
the members Of her Sunday school
class at dinner at the vestry Tues
day noon. Plans had been made for
a dinner in the woods but the rain
made this impossible.
Mrs. Harry Wadsworth and chill
dren Ena and Harry. Jr. Of Ever
EFT, Mass. are visiting her brother.
Edwin Wadsworth. at 20 Union
street.
W. c. Kinds was in Randolph sun
day calling on an aged aunt.
Carl Bates is the guest OF friends
at Rangeley.
Mrs. Russell Of Wilton was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Carrie VII
kins Of Green street.
John Stanley. for s. years editor Of
the Winthrop Budget, announces
that with the last weeks issue the
publication of the paper will be sus-
pended owing to the many untoward
causes that have put many country
papers out of business during the
past year.
H. W. Stevens has two shells on
exhibition in his store window on
Main street which were sent to Mrs.
Stevens by her brother. Earle Hobbs,
a member Of the 1o3rd Infantry Band.
from France. interesting ] souvenirs
from ''over there"
There will be no work on the Red
hospital supplies this week as the
July allotment has not been receiv-
cd. When it comes notice will be
given.
Will any one having items for the
Journal kindly forward them to Mrs.
J. Perlcy Bishop. ii Central street.
CENTER-Cutting lumber that
was sold standing last spring on the
Winthrop town farm to out Of town
parties will commence soon now the
saw mill will be installed near the
shore of the Narrows pond and the
job cleaned up during the coming
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Beaulieu and
son Lionel were guests Sunday OF
their daughter Mrs. Philip Lishness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michaud Of Water
vile passed Sunday with Mrs. Mich
aud's sister Mrs. Philip Lishness.
Mrs. Bailey j. Weaver of the Ba-
tavia, New York, is the guest of Mrs.
Fl, }. Bailey.
Mrs. j. Wheeler Swift of Water
Vile and Miss Susan Meader OF Rox-
bury are visiting Mrs. H.. J. Bailey.
Dr. and Mrs. Carleton Wood are
guests at the home OF Mrs. H. j.
Bailey.
EAST-Mrs. Harriet Jones of
Hallowell visited at A. r. Brainard's
Sunday.
Edward Hamlin of Brunswick is
passing the summer with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. kilbreth.
Mrs. Eben Allen and two children
! who have been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pinkham for the
past few weeks. went to Portland
Monday where they will make their
/ home for the summer.
/ Wallace Purinton and family Of
| Augusta are stopping at Mrs. Alice
| Higgins camp on Robbins Point for
! a week.
| Miss Gertrude kilbreth of Bath was
a guest over Sunday at A. +. Brain
| ards
Miss Helen Titus who has been
visiting friends the past week in
Gardiner. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. c. Rabbit of Fitchburg,
! Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs,
| Sumner Packard.
Mrs. Allen Pinkham and Mrs. Clara
1 Mumford have returned from Oak
Grove, where they have been attends
ing the Friends yearly meeting.