Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-20
WINSL0W

StfatlOn agent was In town TUESDAY
afternoon to confer with Mrs. L. &.
Hooper, Mrs. Albert Chamberlain,
Mrs. Scott Drummond and Miss Car
RE Blackwell. in regard to the Wom-
ems Farm Bureau meetings to be
held the coming year. Subjects were
selected that would be Of most inter-
est to the ladies.
The following members Of the
Winslow Grange attended the East
Kennebec Pomona held at the Gin
| ton Grange on Tuesday: Mrs. J. Q.
Peck, John Buffum, Miss Doris Rain
ey, Mrs. Theodore Thompson, r. Q.
Jones, Miss Rilla Scott and Mrs.
Goodwin.
! The Sebasticook Literary club held
| library building on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Susan Patterson was
elected secretary for the coming year.
! Twelve members responded to the
| roll call on current events. The pro-
| gram was as follows: Reading.
| Hustle and Grin by Miss Ethel
! Huff paper on prohibition" Mrs.
! Minnie Garland; reading, Mas
1 Tools by Miss Cora Bassett At
/ the next meeting Nov. 3. the club will
| study the League of Nations" and
"Restriction of Armisticc."
Mrs. Charles Rhoades recently en-
/ tertained her mother Mrs. Nellie Ell
/ lis, with Miss Helen Higgins of Au-
gusta and Mrs. Z. L. Higgins of Los
Angeles. Calf
At the meeting OF the Taconnet
club the following officers were elect
/ ed for the coming year: President,
I Harry S. Grindall; first vice pres
/ ident, Robert Salmond; second vice
president, George Suite; secretary
! and treasurer, William B. Suther-
! land: directors, Peter libby. Frank
Morrill,, James Cuthbertson, Joseph
! Bolduc Colbert Marshall Sam Herd,
LAZY Pooler, Neal Pilon; auditor for
| three yeares, Ralph p. Homer.
Mrs. James L. Dean was a business
visitor at Augusta on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg have
! taken rooms for the winter at Henry
Hodges in North Eassalboro.
! The marriage intentions of Albert
Roberge Of this Stown and Miss
Yvonne Michaud Of Waterville, were
recorded Tuesday.
Cecil Reynolds has returned to Wa
/ terville after visit with friends in
town.
Joseph Morris6tte has purchased
the residence owned and occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron White and chill
dren on High street, Fairfield. Mr.,
White and family are making ar
rangements to move to Springfield,
Mass.
The Hollingsworth and Whitney
Ladies' Aid held an all-day meeting
at the Taconnct club house Wcdnes-
day. A dinner consisting of baked
beans, salads. rolls, pastry and COT
/ fee was served at noon. The dime"
| Committee comprised Mrs. Leroy
! Fitch and Mrs. Walter Gilman. 4
puff was tackled and several aprons
made. Mrs. Fred Cleaves of Boston
was a guest of the circle. The next
( dinner committee is composed %
Mrs. Fred Richardson, Mrs. Burlcigh
Simpson and Mrs. Phebe d. Clapp.
NlIS. w dlJbT bIlIlldlt WAS tltCttu
president for the coming wear.
The first whist party of the season
was held at the Taconnet club house
on Tuesday evening. The prize Win
ners were ladies'. first, Mrs. I. Pal
koWski. second, Mrs. YVonne Iycrs,
third, Mrs. Carl BendiX; men, first,
Samuel Herd second. l. PaikoWski,
third. Samuel Silver.
The Taconnet club house alleys
which have been closed for the sum-
NOR will open this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Brann were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
burn Brann at GroVeton, n. H., from
where they went to Fredericton, n.
B., to visit relatives. Mr.. Brann has
returned home. Mrs. 3rann will re-
main there this week.