Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-27
WINTHROP

The interest in the special services
at the Methodist church is increasing
and the people are enjoying especial
ly the music which is led by L. FL.
Millspaugh. A number of new hymns
are attracting the interest of the
people who love music. On Monday
night Mr.. Clifford spoke to church
members on What Have They Seen
in Thine House?' Tuesday night on
Gods Queen" and Wednesday night
to a large audience on Mind Your
Own Business" Thursday night the
subject announced is 1.-THE King and
His Kingdom;" Friday night. ''Heav-
en-" Sunday morning, THE Most
Beautiful Thing in the World" Sum
day night, BLUE Laws and Blue
Monday"
The boys: basketball team of the
Winthrop High school will play
against the Y. M. c. A. employed
boys of Augusta Thursday evening
at the Town hall. Game at 7.3O.
Installation of officers of Arthur
Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge was held on
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows hall
before a large audience. The install
ling officers were District Deputy
Maud Macomber and Mrs. Rose Well
man of Winthrop, assisted by the
staff from Augusta and the. following
officers were installed: Noble grand,
Mrs. Dora Horne; vice grand. Mrs.
Fife French; warden. Mrs. Lillian
Morton; conductor, Mrs. Barbara
Young; chaplain, Mrs. Blanche
Kinds; right support noble grand,
Miss Rose Haines; left support
noble grand, Miss Elma Shaw; left
support vice grand, Mrs. burlington;
right support vice grand, Mrs. Rose
Wellman; inside guard, Mrs. Eva
Bishop; outside guard, Mrs Mary
Longfellow. A short program, in
Guiding readings by Miss Mary Dud-
ley and Miss Bernice Sprague and a
piano duet by Mrs. Barbara Young
and Mrs, Leah Bell, was given. Re-
freshments were served. Beautiful
gifts were presented to Mfrs. Macom-
Der, Mrs. Wellman and the retiring
noble grand, Mrs. Edith Perry.
Everett Frost and Mamie M. Fer
rill, both of Augusta, We're united in
marriage Jan. by Rev. P. J. Cliff
ford, the single ring service being
used. The happy couple have the
good wishes of host of friends
The following item, taken from a
Winthrop people as Mr.. Webb is a
Winthrop boy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Webb: "Winthron l.. Webb, a
former member of the Portland High
School faculty, is making an envable
place for himself in the musical cir
cles of greater Boston. Mr. Webb
studied at the Rupert Nelly School
of Music while in Portland and will
be remembered as the tenor soloist
in Swords and Scissors. While in
the city he was also q member of the
Williston church choir. He appeared
recently in the Chimes or Nor
mandy. presented by the Quincy
| Teachers Association, of which he is
a member. At banquet of the
Newton, Wollaston and Beverly
Mems Singing Clubs few days ago,
Mr.. Webb sang the song, For March
ing Men, at the request of it's COM
PooSt, %iodSH WIlO ACCOM-
panied him."
The Foreign Missionary Society
held an enjoyable meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. It.
Carleton. The usual program was
taken up.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Congregational church held a most
enjoyable all-day meeting Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs f. H. Pen
niman with large attendance. Din
ner was served to %, and thte after
noon was passed in sewing patch
work. The next meeting will be on
Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs Mary
Gage.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church fet with Mrs. S. A., Lacroix
"Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Central street. Plans were made for
the coming fair and considerable
work accomplished. The next meet
ing will be held Friday afternoon at
| the vestry.
Miss Agnes O'Neil of Lewiston is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank O'Neil