Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-04
WINTHROP

\ Funeral services for the late r. l..
Kinds of Brooklyn, n. Y, were held
Saturday afternoon at the home of
his cousin, w. G. Kinds at Lakeview,
where he had been visiting. Mr..
Kinds was taken i'll last Tuesday
and was taken to the hospital at
Augusta for d surgical operation,
dying at 6 o'clock Wednesday, before
an operation could be performed. His
wife and son were summoned from
Brooklyn and reached him before his
death. Mir. Kinds was a Maine man
having passed his boyhood in Liver
more Falls, and was a frequent
visitor in Winthrop, one of his sons
! having resided here for a time. The
services were conducted by Rev.
Percy J. Clifford, pastor of the
Methodist church. Mr.. Kinds was 81
years of age and is survived by his
wife. two sons, Alec and Leonard of
! Brooklyn and a daughter, Mrs. An
ME fIoulton of Cambridge, Mass.
The remains were taken to Liver
more for burial. Out -of-town rela-
! tives who were present were Mrs. r.
/ l.. Kinds and son Alec of Brooklyn,
| n Y, Mrs. Annie Moulton of Cam
bridge, Mass, and A. S. Kinds, Mrs.
/ George Kinds and Carl Kinds of
| Portland.
The Winthrop Literary club held
| its first meeting for the season Mon
/ day afternoon at the home of Miss
Anne ellison on the Readfeld road
with j. members and four visitors
| present. Roll call was answered
with vacation stories. Records of the
! lust meeting were read and a COM
prehensive report of the State Fed
: GRAFTON meeting held at Castine was
given by the delegate, Mrs. Ellie
French. Discussion on the work for
the coming year followed and a fine
map drill was conducted by Miss
! ellison after which club readings
from Walter Emerson's The Latch
string" were greatly enjoyed. The
meeting was closed with the repeat
/ ing of the collect and refreshments
of cocoa and crackers were served
! by the hostess in the dining room.
The grocery stores in town will
close at II o'clock Wednesday, if
| the day is fair, to allow the store
keepers an opportunity of attending
| Readfield fair.
! The classes of the Winthrop High
! school have elected their officers as
| follows: Seniors - Helen Brown,
! president; Eileen Clifford, vice prcs-
dent; Norman Thomas, secretary
and treasurer. Juniors-Madeline
Riley, president: Jessie Thomas,
vice president; Dorothy Hunnaford,
secretary and treasurer. Sophomores
-Irma Riley, president; Ruth Per
nry, secretary and treasurer. Fresh
Elizabeth Maxwell, president;
Doris Brown, vice president, Roy
Cooper, secretary; Charles Surte-
| want, treasurer.
The Misses Lillian and Mabel
Auclair have returned from a visit
in Augusta.
| H. E. Pinkham and Miss Ada
Pinkham were recent guests of
their brother, Allan Pinkham in
Litchfield.
Mrs Harvey Schoppe and two chill
dren of Bath, recently were guests of
Mrs. Arthur Walton
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. H. Miller of
Waldoboro are guests of their sister.
| Mrs. Annie Maxim and niece. Mrs.
George Cooling.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p Butler, who
have been at Ledgemont, have re-
turned to their home IL South Bos-
ton.
Miss Hazel Peck has accented a
position as teacher of science at Can
ton High school.
|. A. Hills and Roger keddy. have
gone to Flagstaff on a hunting trip.
Mrs. Gertrude Dennison of Oakland
is the guest of her brother. A. A. Wal
ton.
Charles Goodwin has entered the
employ of I. A. Hills at the Winthrop
Market
Miss Winnifred Bates, a teacher in
HaIlowell, passed the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Packard.
Mrs. James Davis is visiting in
Boston.
Mrs. I. A. Hills and son, Bernard
Hills. and daughter Evelyn. enjoyed ain
automobile trip to Balmont Sunday.
On their return they were accompa
thied by Mr.. Hills mother. Mrs. Emma
Mariner who will remain with them
for a time.
E. e. York, S. B. Edwards Mrs. Alb
bic Edwards and little daughter Ida.
visited in Livermore Falls Sunday
James ]. Carroll of Eoxbury. Mass.
is at Ledgemont
T. A. Hunt and family. who have
been passing the summer at the Hun.
farm, have returned to their home in
Massachusetts,.
Miss Daisy Murray passed the week
end in Portland, where she attended
the wedding of college friend
land Pretzman Gale have been enjoying
George Wilson, Newland Hannaford
a hunting trip in Stratton.
Mrs. Lucy A. knight, who will soon
reach her s4th birthday has as guests