Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03
WINTHROP

MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Bell and NJ.
and Mrs. Ora Maxim delightfully."- en-
ter-a1nea at Halloween party al
the home OF the former Thursday
evening. The house was appropriate-
~ DECORATED for the occasion and ali
SORTS OF Halloween games and
stunts were enjoyed. One feature Of
me entertainment was cobweb
nunt, each finding MS fortune fore
told al the END Of his string Pump
KIN, pie, doUghnuts and new cider
were served n the dining ronm. The
guests included Dr. and Ralph Pu,-
nam Of Auburn. Miss A1taIie Gale,
Miss Gertrude LongfeIipw, VIII For
Ter anc Ray Sanborn.
On FRIDAY evening, rom five 10
eight, Richard Mcnamara. son Of MI
and Mrs. I. T. Mcnamara, delight
fully entertained about 35 of his
friends az L Halloween party. a.
their camp on The west shore Of yake
Aa-,anacook. The camp was deco
rated with all the various kinds Of
Halloween decorations and the
guests were received by q reaI bona
nde ghost ana q witch. Games ana
music were enjoyed and Halloween
caps and 1avors We're distributed. a
buffet lunch was served, which ID
cluueG q variety Of attractive dishes
a EallOwe en- party winch was one
Of The 'spooklest" Yet. was gwen Fri
Gay evening by Miss Eleanor Bishop
a. her home on High street. The
house was DECORATED with autumn
leaves, Jack lanterns, witches anG
black cats, the electric lights covered
with orange paper shedding 4 soil
light over all. Halloween lanterns
and Jacko-lanterns lighted The
piazza and the guests were met al
the door by TWO welcoming spooks.
Fortunes We're told anc the usual
stunts and games We're enjoyed. Re
crackers. individual pumpkin pies,
apples, new cider, chocolate and pop
corn were served. The guests We're
The Misses Marjorie Rowell. Jessie
Thomas. Marguerite Maxwell, Alice
" GOD. Doris GOGiuE, Dorothy
Aannaford Madeline and I-ma
Riley, with Irving Pinkham, Ken
meth Simpson. Bernard Hill. George
Foruer, Alton Loon. Howard Sturte-
want. Reginald RoweII Norman
Thomas, ana Gilbert Maxwell for
BOYS.
The past noble granGs Of Arthur
Lovejoy ReDekah Lodge entertained
me Pine Cone Past Noble Grands'
Association. No. IL al the home Of
Mrs. Maud Macon per Friday after
noon. Eleven past noble granGs and
TWO guests were present. A dell
cious supper WAS served and a de-
lightfui social evening enjoyed
Mrs J. H Morse ana Mrs. Lamp
son of Oakland We're guests Of Ms.
Z. Z. SrurtevanI last Thursday.
George Cooling, VINO has been con
nected with Hoods Creamery Co. for
nearly Ten years. has resigned ms
position as manager with thai con-
Germ and leaves Monday Tor Ph.ia-
delpnia wnere he mas u lucrative po-
sI-ion with Z big creamery II thai
cry.
Al a meeting Of winthrop Post.
No. 40. American Legion, held Nov.
st 1919 the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
"Nhereas We. the members Of
Winthrop Post. No, 40, American
Legion. during our service n the
late World way were brought more
or less II close relation with the Red
Cross and observed It's great works
III rliuIsterinE 20 me wants Of the
soldiers and sailors and its great
works II alternating suffering, and
believing most strongly II lis grea;
mission of usefulness and minister
ings TO the wants and necessities Of
the suffering and needy
Therefore. Be il Resolved, That we
most heartily endorse the Red Cross
and commend its work and urge our
people TO join the same and cDnt-l-
butte towards carrying on lis great
work"