Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
WINTHROP
Community Chorus Enjoys En-,
Acknowledgement Items

The Community chorus enioyed n
splendid program Tuesday evening at
the Town hall under the direction of
Capt. Vernon Stiles. The choruses
which are to be sung Thursday at
state 1alr were gone over and several
ne" ones learned. Winthrop has
neen asked to join with the Lewiston
and Auburn Community chorus and
they Will sing on Thursday before the
grand stand. 1t is expected that y
large number will avail themselves of
the opportunity to aid in this patriotic
work. The program. outside the
cnorus singing, included the reading
/, OF an original poem. ACROSS No
Mans Land by Carroll Towle: dance
Yankee Doodle Dandy" Miss Terry
Love OF Lewiston; vocal solo ~ .d
ole' Mrs. Maloon of Lewiston: hum
efous reading, Leon Burr: solo dance
Miss Evelyn Love Of Lewiston. s
number Of letters from the bovs
over there We're to have been read
out on account of the lateness of tho
hour were put over until a later meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wood loft
uesuay on trip to Lewiston, Au-
burn Poland. Freeport and Madison.
Mfs. E. d. kimball left Wednesday
morning for visit with her brother.
1onn Morrill, of Rochester, n. H.
MIS-. Mary A. Fuller left Wednes-
Gay Tor Lynn, Mass, where she will
pass several weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham passed
sunday with relatives at Mt. Vernon.
ttrs. horn has a beautiful Star of
hethlehem plant which has $50 bios
SONS on it at the present time.
Airs. Nellie NJ. Maxwell and grand.
son John Jr.. are passing q few DAYS
in Portland.
Kew. F. c. Norcross of Maiden
Mass, will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday,
MI and Mrs. Fred Gordon of wasco
oal' nave sold out and come east Mr.
Gordon arrived in Winthrop SATURDAY
and is with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
"liliam Gordon. Mrs Gordon remain
ed IN somerville. Mass. few days with
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Hewitt Nash
but is expected in Winthrop this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gordon and baby
Allston of Gardiner were weeL-en,
guests of Mr. Gordon's parents, Mr.
Gordon finished work Monday in the
Gardiner shoe shop and will move to
Winthrop this week. where he will en-.
ter the employ Of c. S. Towle. who has
employment with re government.
Ralph Titus began work Monday
morning with Mrs. H. j.. Bailey.
MRS. Ethel Staine Ptatt returned
tuesday from a weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Folsom Of Greenville
Mrs. Arvil!a Dudley is in Madison
where she expects to pass the winter.
George Stevens. R. F. D. carrier q,
Route %. is having Is days vacation
and George Ramsde'l is substituting
for hir1
Mr.. and Mrs G. A.. Pix their
guest. Mrs. SARAH Pike of r [1eiphia
and Mrs. Mary WINSTON. were dinner
guests Saturday f,f Mrs. H. J. Bailey.
EAsT-Rev~1William r. Wood Of
Augusta will preach at the Baptist
church on Sunday. Sept. %, at $50.
sunday school will be held at 100.
The Rainbow class of the Methodist
sunday school Of Winthrop will give
an entertainment, Our Girls over
Here" at the Baptist vestry on FIJI.
Say evening at. 745. The proceeds are
to be equally divided between the Win |
thrcp and East Winthrop Red Cross |
societies.
Delmar Day, who is at Camp Dew
ems, recently made a brief visit at |
his home in this place.
Robert Rushmore and family, WIZ,
have been passing the summer at
robbins l'%nt. have returned to |
their home in Plainfeld. \. ].
Miss Helen Titus is attending
Shaw's Business College in Augusta.
Mrs. Laura Jackson Of Lynn.
Mass. is visiting her brother. A. i.
Carr.