Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-29
WINTHROP


vestry Friday afternoon. Tho room
was prettily decorated with yellow aud
black under the direction of Mrs. Lot
tie York and her Sunday school class
and presented a very attractive APP
pearance. The various booths and
tables also bore Halloween decora-
tioRs OF pumpkins, witches. black cats.
bats. etc. An unusually fine display oil
articles was exhibited al all the tables
WINCH met with ready SALE The apron
table held great Variety of aprons
from the big Kitchen affair down to tlrt.
little fancy article. These were sold
10y Mrs. Fannie Go6ing and Mrs. Mary
Fuller, who also had some handsome
quilts to offer. Some very handsome
caps and handkerchiefs were sold by
Mrs. Annie Faincs and Mrs. Edith
Sturterant, While the miscellaneous
table at the end of the room held a
varied disiay with prices to suit all
pockethooks. This was presided over
by Mrs. Sara A. LaCroiS ard Mrs.
Abbie Macomuar assisted by Mrs.
Georgia McGuiSan. Delicious home
MADE candies We're sold by Mrs. Ruth
Webb and Mrs. Bina Penney and a
quantity of fancy work graced the
pretty orange and black booth presided
over BY Mrs. j. r. d. Perincton. Mrs
|. A. Hills and Mrs. Arthur Briggs.
Ice cream was dispensed during the
afternoon by Mrs. u. T. Carleton and
MS. Z. p. Rowell and met with ready
sale. harvest supper was served at
6.-J which was well patronized. The
supper consisted of baked beans, cold
meats, vegetable hash. salads, rolls.
coffee pies and doughnuts. The CON-
mittees in charge here were as fol-
lows: Kitchen committee, Mrs. George
Sedgeley. Mrs. Helen Grant arc Mrs.
John Wyman; tables. Mrs. George God
ing. Mrs. e. P. Libby. Mrs. J. +. Cliff
ford. Mrs. Lenlmone. Mrs. Roy Curtis;
soliciting committee. Mrs. l.. r.
Carleton, Mrs. H. z. Foster, Mrs. Nell
French and Mrs. E. P. Libby. A short
program was given in the evening
which was in charge OF Mrs. York.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Con-
gregational church passed a most. en-
Joyable day Thursday at the nome of
Mrs. Oliver Hathaway with Mrs. Hath
away and Mrs. Burr as hostesses.
twenty-five were present and a great
amount of work was accomplished to-
wards the fair which is to be held soon.
A delicious dinner was served at noon.
Mrs. Charles Frost has returned
from South Monmouth, where she ha.
been visiting her mother for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary Frost is i'll at her hom. IN
suffering from the effect of
paralytic shock which she sustained
Wednesday. She is practically help
less.
The Tell Me Club met Thursday eve
ming with Mis-. Attalie Gale. Mrs. A.
W. Maxwell acted as substitute. Mrs
Daisy Hodges had the highest scor,
Tor the evening. Dainty rcfres hments
were served
Madeline and Irma Riley AMI Doro-
thy Mcllroy were in Portland this
week
The Junior class Of the ,Winthrop1
nigh school gave an enjoyable dance
at Town hall Wednesday evening, The
af1alrStook the form of a Halloween
Dali and decorations of orange and
black. with row of jack o. lanterns
across the footlights. were used. Mn
sic was furnished by Kclley's orches-
tra OF Gardiner. ThSre wa. eood
attendance and good sum was real
lzed. The patronesses were Mre. PEREZ
Miss Elma Shaw. Mrs. n w
stevens, Mrs. {. +. Rowell Mrs. M
W. Wiswcll and Mrs y. l.. Hanna ford
Miss Estele j. Eitchie of Dover
VIII speak Monday evening at the
Methodist church. Miss Ritchie works
especially among the young people.
She Is a graduate of Boston Univcr-
SHY school of Religious Education
ana IS to 90 to Mexico after Christ
mas for missionary work, sent there
by the New England branch of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
Her talk will be along missionary
lines especially in behalf of the
Dung Peoples Society and everyone
is cordially. invited to attend. Special
music will be furnished. The hour is
1880 nd it is earnestly hoped that
lhere VIII be good attendance.
The Kings Heralds met Wednesday
afternoon at the Methodist vestrv
with a good attendance. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Doris
Cllnord; vice president, Frances Ed
wards; recording secretary, Anna
Briggs: corresponding secretary.
Phyllis Ryer; treasurer. Phillip Stur-
tevant Mrs +. z. Webb gave an in
terestinS report Of the branch meet
ing held at Eockland Refreshments.
were served.
The High school has been closed
lor two days TO allow the teachers
opportunity of attending the conven-
ton in Portland
Norman and Jessie Thomas are
spending the week end in Gardiner.
Miss Alice Wood spent Thursday in
Gardiner as their guest.
Mrs. L. Fl. Penniman left Friday
morning for Newburyport. Mass,
where she will spend the weekend.
alter she will go to Portland a few
days before returning home.
Arthur Briggs shot mink Wednes-
lay near the stream back Of the ex-
press Office.
Mr.. ond Mrs. A. w. Black are spend
ing few days in Boston.
Kenneth Webb recently shot a "a
pound coon.
Miss Sara Bailey is in Boston for
4 few days.
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