Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
WlNSlOW

l. The last chapel exercises were held
at the winslow High school Friday
morning. The program consisted of
the reciting of the 23d Psalm and the
Lords Prayer; song. "Oh for the
Wings of a Dove" by the Misses Mar
guerite Cushman. Edna Cushman
and Leone Gagne: reading, The
Yaliar Down." Miss Thelnaa Hap
worth, and an instrumental solo. Miss
Doris Garland. The class will was
read by Miss Madeline Reynolds.
Wesley wixon. in behalf of the
Senior class presented Neil Leonard.
the English teacher. with travel
ing case Mr.. Leonard responded and
thanked the class for the gift. Mr.
Wixon in behalf of the Senior class
presented the school with picture,
"The Burning Arrow" Miss Laura
Sherman of the Junior class accepted
it. Punch was served.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Mary
Hayward of Massachusetts,, widow of
the late Roscoe Hayward. formerly
CT Winslow, were brought here Fri
day The interment was at Fort
He'll cemetery.
j. L. Corson Of Rockland was in
town Friday to attend the burial Of
the late Mrs. Mary Hayward.
Mrs. Minnie Garland. teacher OF
tie Warren school. and her pupils.
accompanied by their parents, held
an enjoyable picnic on Friday at the
grove of Henry Reed. The older
people as well as the young people
passed the day with various games
and singing, A delicious lunch Of
sandwiches, assorted cake. dough-
nuts. pickles. cheese, cocoa, lemonade
and ice cream was enjoyed at noon.
Everett CARL has returned from a
fishing trip to Moosehead lake.
Mrs E. c. Hooper and daughter
Annie will go to Franklin on Monday
to visit relatives. While there they
will attend the family reunion to be
held at the home of DIR. Hooper's
mother Mrs. Annie Hooper. DR.. A.
G.. Hooper of Exeter, n. H., his sis
ter Mrs. Eugene Fullerton, and Mr..
Fullerton of Boston, are expected to
arrive at Franklin for the reunion.
Mrs. T. Fl. Hersom and daughter
vi Selhldlid iCNNiitiy "SiS
guests of their daughter, Mrs. J. B.
Smith.
Henry Howard, who graduated
this week from University of Maine,
is at the home of his parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. John F. Howard.
Miss Ruby Tobey of Fairfield is
passing a week in town.
Glenwood Rainey has completed his
duties at George E. Tobey's grocery
store where he has been employed
for several weeks.
Nj and Mrs. W. J. Weber of Hall
fax street are making arranbemcnts
to move to the home of Mr.. Web
bcr's father at East Winsiow, where
they will pass the summer.
Harold White has returned from
Franklin. where he was principal of
the High school. Mrs. Eliza White,
who passed a few weeks with her
son. accompanied him home.
Miss Beatrice Smiley, teacher of
grades l and of the Boston Avenue
school. has returned to her home in
Skowhegan for the summer.
Coleman Brewer who is employed
in town, has returned from Augusta, /
where he passed the week end with |
his family.
Fred Fish Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Totman and Miss Blanche Hobbs
were visitors in Lewiston on Friday.
Harry s. Grindall was able to walk
out short distance on Saturday,
after a several weeks illness.
Mrs. Helen Patten teacher of
grades and 1 of the Boston Avenue
school, furnished ice cream for her
pupils at the close of the exercises
on Friday.
Miss Louise Atwood, teacher of
grades l. 2 and 3 of the Fort school
has returned to her home at Litch-
field to pass the vacation. Miss
Bessie Gordon, teacher of grades 4,
and 6 of the same school, is pass
ing the vacation at her home.
Mrs James L. Dean was a bust
ness visitor in Augusta on Satur-
day.
Alex Baird, student at Oak Grove.
is at his home for the summer vaca-
ton.