Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-27

Al The regular meeting Of Albert
z. Frost ". T. c. held Thursday
evening at the roums Of the Patriotic
Club, Mrs. ReDecca Israelsun of
kumforc- past department president.
was present and Inspected the work
o. rle Corps. Many helpful sug-
gsslOns were given and new ideas
presented Mrs. Maud N. Jones. pa
L-1or1c instructor gave an szceIleuI
and instructive paper On What -ne
Flag Stands For" She generously
presented 70 the Corps d check for
eight dollars ID be used TOR prizes
for The TWO best coupnsi-luns or
The Flags" written by pupils o.
the Winthrop High school. five dol
lars Tor the best and three fnr rms
second best. The president Mrs.
Carleton. II behalf OF rne Corps. pre-
sented Mrs. Israelsnn WIN a oenu-
tfui hand painted dish, for which
she thanked the ladies most heartily.
The Corps was also the beneficiary
OF another gift from the committee
On The banquet anc celebration given
the boys On their return home rom
overseas. This was the substantial
sum Of s32 me residue Of he sum
contributed. The Corps feels most
grateful. Al the close Of me meet
ing cnadng dish refreshments were
served.
The Winthrop Literary Club viii
meet Monday afternoon with Miss
Eva :. MOODY a. 2.3e. Roll call Will
be Chief Topic a4 Today" The pro-
gram includes paper BY Mrs. I. =.
Carleton on. Articles OF me Con-
federation" ana one by Mrs. Mary
Beatty on Who Was the Author Of
Our Federal Constitution"
VIII F0r-ler mas been drawn u
serve On The Universe Jury IL ne
next term OF court which eouvenes az
\EaIarvtlie.
Nj. and Mrs. {. L Aa-sden Of
Grey were weekend guests OF Nj,
and Mrs. Ora Maxim
Rally sunday was observed al the
Methodist church Sunday and the
following program carried ouI: Mu-
sic by the cn0r; ADDRESS by Il. Z.
Foster; renarl1s by Rev. M +. Pear
son ana L. >. French song. PRIMARY
class, recitation, Mary PettenglII.
song, Marsters York and Frances
Edwards, recitation. EVELYN Hills.
song, Miss Grant class; song, Clara
Andrews; recitation, PAU Holmes;
song, Mrs. RoweIls class.
The Forelgn Missionary Society
viii meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. F. J, Davies.
There Will be d Silver Tea Monday
afternoon al he home o. Mrs.
oprasue.
Mrs. Bertha Briggs mas returned
from visit with reia--vas n Cam
Gen.
MIS-. Fla SauId!ns passed TWO da%s
with her sister, Miss Emma YeatUn q
Augusta. last weah.
Miss Alice Loru o. the lewiston Jour
ma force was d ous ness caIls- II Vim
Lnr1p and 8runswick -hursday She
was accompanied 20 Winthrop by Mrs.
Mar Z. NalG-on. who called IN her
brIthe-
Nj Is Mira Taylor. <o--nerly II Win
n-op. VINO Is attending school a. Kent
Hi. called on Mr. and Mrs Z. 4,
-homes SATURDAY on he~ way 20 An
EllsIa 70 rislt ner mother. Mrs Walter
TEs or ana s.ste- Helen Mics TAYLOR
IL living with her sister and husband.
Ny. and Mrs. Merle Mitchell Of Ports
mouth. y. H. since ne death O. ne
father.
Mrs. A. z Ti-us and son Ealpn Mrs
Clifton TITUS and daughter Pearl anG
Miss Ella Sanborn were business Wis
ILC-s n lewiston Saturuay-
x =. Maze Of Readiieid was a bust
ness caller IT Town Friday
A questionable rick was played on
Rev. y. z. Pearson sundav evening. Il
had taken ms family 20 church in his
automobile and had LEFT me car stand
ing OUTSIDE While ne service was n
progress TWO wei known young men
Lnuk ne car anu drove il away The
Nj Pearson saw -hat the car had dis
appeared he notified the police depart
renr- winch made some searches AM
te-ephoned M DEPARTMENTS Of August
and other cities. AFte- the family had
returned nome y was found that the
a. had been brought BACK 10 tht prem
lies OF the owner The lock on tne
stirling apparatus mad heen broken
and whether or not further daInaca
was done could not be determined nv
nasty inspection The young rne-
VINO helped themselves To me car ue-r
seen b persons vino -ecoEr. zed rher-,
and court action will PROBABLY fellow
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