Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-03
WINTHROP

noUnc.rg the death of Miss Mary En-
pital No Al Baltimore. Nd on
Thursday night. after lingering III
ness. Her aunt Miss Annie Emery,
with whom she has always made her
home. was with her al the lime of
her death and viii accompany The
BODY 70 Lewiston, Where II VIII be
placed IN the family lot n that city.
Miss Emery was a graduated nurse
rom the massachusetts General nos
pital ana was connected With that
INSTITUTION for several years. sailing
n 1917 as a member of the hospitals
unit for service n France. After a
few months service she was taken
III and was obliged TO undergo 4 Sc
nous operation. She was later sent
hack 20 The States anC has been al
Bat!more ever since. T1aI,lng brave
struggle % regain her health. Miss
Emery was % Years Of age anu 4
woman Of exceptional abIiItr. Dur
ing her early life after having grad
udIed from The Winthrop High
nool n ;he class Of 1926. she work
ed for about 10 Years II he office
OF ne Winthrop Budget. La,er she
went 10 Bosto where she was en-
Dyed IN the Youths Companion Of
iCe for some lime De: ore entering ne
hospital.
Patience Stanley Chapter. .. a. T..
held rs annual meeting anu election
Of officers Friday afternoo1 1t me
nome Of Miss Clara Woodward Sew
e1.aI matters Of business We're taken
l.p. EeDOl-s Of the various officers
We're given and the following officers
elected for the coming year: Regent
Hrs Charles z. Cole; wire regent.
.1rs. Il. z. Foster: recording secre-
larv, Mrs. J. H. McTlroy; correspond
INK secretary, Mrs. LaNer1a Max
fed: treasurer. Flora L. Bishop: reg
istrar. Rose 3. shaw; chaplain, Miss
Clara Woodward: auditor, Mrs. J. 4.
Foster; pianist. Miss Elna shaw:
councillors, Mrs. c. ?. howell, Miss
Bertha Hudson and Mrs. z. {. Leigh
ION Dainty refreshments were serv-
I'd by the hostess.
Mrs. Addie Lake and son ana
daughter are guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ellsworth Hayward. The son. Thos.
Lake. has lust arrived from overseas.
serving with the 10Th for Is months.
Mrs. Merton Hodges ana little son
of Belfast are guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Young
Winthrop VIII nave the war
brought 10 its very doors Sunday
May I. n the form Of 4 travelling
] government exhibit al BATTLE relics
ana war materials direct from the
western front.
You Will See arms and ammuni-
ton. guns and prolecrlies. Dig ana
little. french rnorrars hand grenades,
-as masks. soldiers clothing e
/ various kinds. naval depth bombs for
Tca Wolf submarines. ana much else
al 81 wnlca VIII be explained by ex-
per-s.
You VIII seq also German trophies
right from the battle fields Of
France. captured by our lighting LAOS
+ across the sea
+ Don't miss seeing this intensely
( interesting exhibition. which Will ar
i've hero by special train. remaining
+ from I'D 70 P. ". long enough foI
ali WIG y ISL u StsS 1Iet u G.ldISc
\ Note well the tine and place gIve,,
below. and be on hand without fail
I At o'clock al Town nall. Lieuten-
! ant Colonel Asilworrh will tell Of
personal experiences If the 18th Di-
vision This address should be very
interesting as many Maine BOWS were
with the 10Th and a few Winthrop
boys.
There will De no charge Cor any
thing al the station Or al me Town
hail
Al soldiers and sailors from VIM
ttrop are requested 70 be present n
Uniform 1T Town hail. Winthrop. at
$40 Sunday afternoon 10 hear Lieut..
Colonel Ashwurth relate the exper! :
ences Of the Yankee DIVISION. A
special section Of the hail Will be re-
served for them.