Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
WINSLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Getchell of Waterville, will leave
! Monday on a 10 days trip to the
| White Mountains, Mohawk Trail and
other points of interest.
Mrs Marilla Totman Of Gardiner Il
guest for several weeks at the
home Of her son, Chester Totman
Benton Avenue.
The 1O1st annual meeting Of the
Ladies' Society of Winslow for the
Support Of the Gospel June meetne)
will be held in the Congregational
church parlors Tuesday afternoon
June Is.
Harold Britton of Washington, D
c., visited relatives in town on Sat
| urday.
The following teachers left Satur-
day for their homes: Miss Gladys
Osier for Vinalhaven. Miss Hazel
Hinckley for Dryden, Miss Helen
White for Skowhegan. Miss Ida
Kelley for Hinckley, Miss Bessie Cor
don for Bucksport. Mrs. Nellie Dick
will pass a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Webster Williams, at Water
Vile, before returning to her home at
North Arson.
Frank Msrrell, Edward Brann, Will
Rhoades and Elmer Tozier passed
the week end at Wilson's pond.
Daniel Thing left for Reddington
on Saturday to pass a few days fish,
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Newenham Of
China were in town on Friday.
The pupils of grade 5, 6, Z and 8
chaperoned by their teachers, Misses
Gladys Osier, Helen White and Mrs.
Nellie Dick. held an enjoyable picnic
Friday on the bank of the Sebasti-
cook river. near the High school
building. The time was pleasantly
passed with various games. A lunch
vas enjoyed at noon.
Twenty-fo,r members of the 9Th
grade of the grammar school re-
ceived their diplomas Friday morn
ing after listening to helpful ad-
dress by Supt. George E. Paine.
The pupils of the 9Th grade, chap
eroned BY their teacher. Miss Ella M.
Freeman. made a trip to Augusta on
Thursday, where they visited the
State House and later enjoyed a pic
mic at Island Park A sail was en-
joyed on the lake and a delightful
day passed.
Miss Julia Patterson. instructor Of
music in the Winslow schools, was
pleasantly surprised Friday by being
presented by grades one, two. three,
four, five and six of the Fort schools
with two beautiful Victor records and
a box of fine stationery.
The fire department was called at
7.45 A. M. Saturday "a chimney fire
at the tenement Of Marshall Cole on
Bay street formerly owned by Mrs.
Jennie Frickett of woodfords. Two
chemicals were used to .extinguish
the blaze. No other damage was
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Robinsor,,
who are passing the summer In
Skowhegan, were over night guests
Saturday OF Mr.. Robinson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Robinson.
The 9th grade pupils. accompanied
by their teacher. Miss Ella NJ Free
man. visited Preble's studio Friday
forenoon and sat for a picture. The
Freshmen sat for their class picture
Friday afternoon at the same studio.
. Clyde Libby and little daughter
Leone are guests Of relatives at Al
bion.
Mrs. Marshall Abbott Of Water
Vile is a guest Of Mrs. Frank Oviatt
OF East Winslow.
The pupils Of grade 7. chaperoned
by their teacher, Miss Angie Gid
den. on Saturday took a trip to the
State House at Augusta, from there
they went to Island Park. where a
picnic was held. All report d de-
lightful time.
The house Of Orris Palmer is quar-