Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-09
WINTHROP
Daughters of Revolution Hold
June Mecting-Items of LO-

Daughters of Revolution Hold
June Mecting-Items of LO-
cal Interest !
Patience Stanley Chapter. D. A. R..
held its June meeting Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. c. H. Shaw
on Central street. with Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. c. j. Cole and Mrs. Smith Of
Kent's Hill a. hostesses. Thirteen
members and I'VE visitors were pres
ent. Several matters of business
were taken up. among them the elec-
ton Of the following ofncers: vice
regent. Miss Harriet N. Weston;
corresponding secretary. Miss Bertha
Hudson: pianist. Mrs. Laverna Max
field. Mrs. Cole. the regent. gave
the list of appointive officers as fol-
lows: Year Book committee, Miss
Dorothy n. Webb. Mrs. c. e. Moore
and historic spots. Mrs. NJ. L. Stan
ley; patriotic education, Mrs. Smith;
welfare Of women and children. Mrs.
J. r. Bishop; Opportunity Farm.
Mrs. C. S. Hichborn; hospitality, Mrs
L. T. Shorey; magazine. Mrs. Rose
s. Parker| flower. Miss Clara Wood
ward. Miss Bertha Hudson. Miss
Emma Strout and Mrs. Shaw were
appointed a committee to plan a
field day for August. Through the
courtest Of Mrs. Smith a pleasing
program was given by three Of the
students from kent's Hill. which in
cluded a piano solo by Miss Newell:
reading by Miss Palmer, and vocal
solo by Miss Garland. The meet
ing closed with the salute to the
flag, after which a social hour was
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
were served. The next regular
meeting will be held the first Friday
in September.
The June meeting of the w. c. 7.
L. was held Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey at Winthrop
Center. Miss Elizabeth Gordon was
present and gave an interesting talk.
Dainty refreshments were served.
One of the finest school magazines
ever published by the members of the
the Winthrop hibh school has just
been sent out, the Winthrop Win
ner." The work is worthy Of mention
and includes some really fine articles,
all original. The editorial staff is
made up as follows: Editor-in-chief.
Ray V. Kimball assistant editor,
Beulah Wallace: alumni editor. Ber-
tina Fortier; exchange editor, Marion
Thaanum; 1919 class editor. Nora
Jackson; 1920 class editor, Ruth Fair
banks; 1921 Nass editor. Leo Bisson-
cite; 1922 class editor. Norman
Thomas: 1923 class editor. Howard
Sturtevant: business manager, Irv-
ing Pinkham; assistant business
manager, Robert Pitman; circulation
manager, Carl Pettengill The maga-
zine includes lists Of the class officers.
school notes. poems, short stories and
many bits of wit and wisdom. The
honor roll gives 81 names.
Miss Elijah Gordon gave an in
teresting address Sunday morning at
the Methodist church.
f. p. Sturtevant was called to Oak
land Friday by the serious illness Of
his father. Francis Sturtevant.
NJ. E. Williams, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness. is some
what improved in health and was
able to ride down town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barr Of Mas
sachusetts are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Towle.
Mr. and Mrs. Pells Of New York ar
rived last week to rass the summer at
their cottage at Salmon Point.
Mrs. Alice E. Staine is the guest Of
her daughter Mrs. Dr. Pratt OF Farm
ing OF.
Mr., and Mrs. c. J. Cole eft Saturday
f." California. They expect = go the
greater part of the way in their auto
mobile
A party from Winthrop attended the
Slriners' fed day in Lewiston Friday.
Mrs. Philb ook AMI 81 ter. Miss
White of Augusta. came Monday AMI
were guests Of Mrs. George Pike, re-
turning Thursday rieht,
Mrs Alice E. Sta n. returned Satur.
day from Pennington. where shehad
been a guest for tw weeks of her
d iughter and husband, DR.. and Mrs.
George Pratt.
L,de Pratt who went to Farm:neto,
to attend the funeral OF his mother.
s'art& Saturday for his home in New
jersey.
Ralph Titus took a party Of young
men to the baseball game at Oak Grove
Friday.
Everyone feels grateful for the cooler
weather Saturday, after four days Of
extremely hot weather for the first
week in June.
Alton Titus. oldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Titus. who went across 20
France last year. has returned to his