Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

10 decide as to who the winners really
ghouid be. Following the program there
was an auction of what food remained
| unsold. and of a splendid quilt which
/ the ladies Of the Grange had made. The
| quilt went to A W. Black. The fair
proved q success financially and it Il
expected that plans will be made for
another 10 be held next year. The gar
! Gems entered for competition were visit
ed several times during the summer bS
the garden inspectors. z. It. Clifford.
Joseph H. Moore and c. z. Longfellow.
The committee in charge of the fair was
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor Mr.. and
Mrs A. ". Burroughs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Millspau ugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Norcross Mrs. Mabel E Black.
secretary, and TO them much credit IS
Que to- the successful manner N which
il was carried out.
The first meeting of the Junior Com
munity Club was held Friday afternoon
at the grammar school building. The
meeting was presided over by the pres
ident. Miss Dorothy McIlroy. The fol-
lowing committee was elected to solicit
for new members; 1rma Simpson. Mat
tie jenkins, Caroline Beatty and Cath
crime McIlroy. An entertainment COM
mittee for the next meeting. which will
be held on the second Friday in Octo-
Der was chosen as follows: Kenneth
Maconber, Richard Mcnamara. Arthur
Beatty. Esther Rcwell, Regina Curtis
and Frances Edwards.
MIS- Inez Genthner and two daughters
of Augusta were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Abbie Edwards
Word has been received from
Berkeley, Calf, Of the tragic death
of Mrs. Will White in that city %
September 8. Mrs. White was
ahghting from a street car when she
was run down by an automobile
Driven by an inexperienced driver.
Her injuries were such that she only
lived about five hours after the acct
dent. She leaves a husband and one
son, Claudius White. The White
family were residents of Winthrop
for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Webster left
Saturday morning for their home IN
Los Angeles, Calf, after having
passed the summer in town. They
will visit relatives in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts while on the way.
A special meeting of the Albert Fl.
Frost Woman's Relief Corps was
held at the rooms Of the Patriotic
club Friday evening. 1t WIS voted -
cooperate with the returned soldie' ,
and sailors in getting up an oyster
supper for them on Tuesday evening.
Sept. "a The committee in charge Is
Mrs. Rena Foss, Mrs. Angie Libby
and Mrs. LaVerna Maxfield.
Bills are out for an entertainment
TO be given at the Town hall Tuesday
evening. Sept. % inviting all .'Ye
winthropolitans" to Hit the Trail
gfor that place where home talent
will present The Private Tutor or
How One Lie Led to Another"
showing the Biggest Liars of all
Time" The -aukestrah" consisting
Of L pieces. is under the personal
supervision of Prof Carl Jean Toll
man and the music IN itself is wed
worth the price of admission.
MIb. r l. LIUNu w IScho1icio -
stopping with her mother. Mrs Cor
don, who ID III.
Mrs.. w. H Eymmss - Esurt1and =
fhn wusst of her perenfn- LIT ana
Nzxs e. A. Titus.
NEfaa Susie Drown has returned from
4 three weelkg visit with relatives IN
Kennebunk
Mrs. George Wilson IN visiting friends
and relatives in Massachusetts.
Charles Mclaughlin of Boston is the
guest nf mis- hrothsr, T. c. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. James Diamond and son Malcolm
have returned from two weeks whit