Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-03
WINTHROP

Mrs. G. A, Whipple of Ardmore,
Penn. is visiting her niece, Mrs. j.
G.. Cushman.
Miss Gertrude Longfellow was a
Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Meigs in Augusta.
The Tell Me Club" postponed the
picnic which was to have been Tues
day on Thomas shore, Lake Anne
bessacook until next week on ac-
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Sampson of
DiNtield were the guests of Mrs
SIMPSONS brother. H. II. Cushman.
Miss Clara Lovejoy of North
Wayne is the guest of her niece.
Mrs Dora Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Snow were
weekend guests of Mrs. Shows
brother. Bertram E. Smith at Bel
grade Lakes.
Mrs. Z. G. Geogliegan of Brook
Ign, \. y. has taken the Towlc cot
tage on Lake Maranacook.
Rev. p. J. Clifford has returned
from Belfast.
Mrs. Leah Bell and Miss Hazele
Judkins spent Tuesday in Lewiston.
Miss Flora E,Speaignette, who has
been on ii case at Tacoma Lake was
in town Tuesday on her way to her
home in Mt Vernon.
Miss Grace Getchell and her sis
ter, Mrs. Marion Gilmore left Tues
day for Somerville, Mass, where they
will make their home.
! Arthur Moulton has obtained en-
ployment in Boston and went there
Sunday,
Mrs. w. \. Wakefield and daugh-
ter, Barbara, who have been guests
of Miss Bertha Hudson on Sturte-
Eant hill, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Berdella Richardson and Mr..
and Mrs. 2. H. Bailey of Auburn
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Grover
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Edwards of
Waterville were guests of relatives
in town Sunday.
Miss Page of Lexington. Mass. is
visiting her friend, Miss Muriel Roll
Inns.
Mrs. Laura. 3. keates. who has
been visiting her brother, George
Perkins. in Pennington, returned
home Tuesday
Miss Hazel Feakins. the play lead
or of the Junior .ChautauQua. arriN-
ed in town Sunday. on Monday
morning the children enjoyed a
hunt for treasure ships. the winners
being Carolyn Beatty and Irene Loon
Edwin Foster Of Watcrville was the
guest OF friends in town on Sunday
Miss Clara Lovejoy Of NORTH
Wayne is visiting her niece. Mrs
Dora Bishop,
Arthur Moulton has gone 10 Boston
where he has employment
Miss Gertrude Longfellow was Il
Sunday guest of her sister. Mrs.
George Meigs of Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs Wiswell and Mrs
Wiswen's father were entertained on
Sunday at Welch's Point. Cobbossee-
Contee.
In the pie contest the winners were.
Elnora Lavelle and Marjorie House
worth.
The parade started at nine O'Clock
with plenty of noise and fun The
costumes which won We're Chautau-
qua lady. Miss Frances Edwards: fat
man. Miss Doris Clifford; rube,
Charles Pinkham. These children
were presented to the audience at the
nv limo IT,
costume. In the afternoon the jun
Tors elected Charles Pinkham, mayor:
Arthur Beatty captain of guards and
other officers for the week.
The opening of Chautauqua was
held Sunday evening al the Town
hail. with the Syracuse Quartet as
sisting in the musical offerings at
community service, with sermon by
Rev. l.. J. Clifford.
Monday afternoon the Arion Enter
tanners delighted the audience with
fine program. Miss Warner Baker
in clever character sketches and i'm
PRESENTATIONS was particularly delight
FIJI. Her numbers entitled Hats" and
"The Onimated DOll'' being especially
fine.
Miss Pearl Gonser. soloist and
harpist and Charlotte De Volt, violin
ist. were both much enjoyed.
Master Winslow Rouse. boy So
prano of the Trinity church, Boston
won the heartiest applause of all
Master Rouse looked very small and
boYiSh as he faced the audience but
the eris nothing childish about the
lovely tones he produced with such
apparent ease and his sweet high So
prano charmed all At the evening
performance the company gave an en-
tirelN new program, clay modelling
and crayon studies being especially
enjoyed. Master Rouse sang several
selections. all of which were enioyed.
but excelled in the Gounod cave
Maria"
The lecture was given by Col.
Evans, one of England's war heroes.
and q writer of repute. His subject
was. Quit Passing the Buck" and
dealt with the labor problem. This
lecture was enjoyed by large audi
enCe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Foster enter
t3ined at dinner Saturday. July Goth,
Mrs. \. s. Thomas of Houston. Texas
The Misses Charlotte and Gertrude
Eastman of Boston, Mass. Mr. Earl
Endres of PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Perley and Miss Hattie Wood
ward