Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-11
WINTHROP

Foster were held at her home Mon
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Percy P. Clifford, pastor Of the
Methdist church which Mrs Foster
was of member for so many years,
assisted by Rev. \. r. Pearson of
Richmond. The floral tributes were
exceptionally beautiful. The bear
crs were f. P. Libby, F. Everett
Webb. f. w. Wentworth and H. w.
Peck. Burial was in Maple Gene
terry.
The Winthrop Literary club met
Monday afternoon with Miss Ida
Morrill,. There was a good attend
ance in spite of the Indictment
weather and the meeting was a most
profitable one. Roll call was ans
wered with current events. A fine
paper on Aroostook county written
by Miss Eva Moody, was read by
MISS Anne ellison. Club readings
from The Latchstring,' were much
enjoyed. The matter of taking up
some sort Of Americanization work
IN the club this year was discussed
end committee consisting of Mrs.
I. +. RoWell, Mrs. l.. H. Millspaugh,
Mrs. Fred Q. Williams and Mrs.
, EVerard French was appointed by
the president to take charge of the
work. The hostess served sand
Wlches and tea and the club was
adjourned to meet next Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Millspaugh.
Miss Hazel Dow of West Gardiner
was the Sunday guest of Miss Aileen
Clifford
Miss Emma Celtic of New York
ana Prof l.. j. Vcrmette of Augusta
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
). T. D. Purington Friday evening.
MISS Ernestine Lara of Portland
was the guest Sunday of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry
Moore of West Winthrop. Miss Lara
VINO formerly lived in Winthron is
bookkeeper for the Houston Bakery
co. in Auburn.
l.. a. Dow has been drawn to serve
on the traverse jury for the October
term OF the court at Augusta
charles A. Rowe has returned To
MS nome in Bangor for the winter
AFTER passing the summer with his
ia uShter, Mrs. NJ. w. WiswelI
MISS Lee Gordan Biunn of Ros-
ton recently was a guest of Mrs q
w. Taggart.
Mrs Annie Wallace is the guest of
ler daughter, Mrs. Charles Stratton
of Belgrade.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Simpson. Ken
heth simpson, Miss Irma Simpson
ana Miss Dorothy McIlpy passed
sunday with relatives in Strong
FRIENDS of Miss Thelma Mitchell
daushter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Nit
cheiI' VIII be interested 10 learn of
her marriage to Albert Godfrey
winch occurred Sunday afternoon ~
'he Methodist parsonage in Rich.
mona. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. n. r. Pearson. for
nler pastor of the church here in
winthrop and they were attended b,,
John Mitchell. brother of the bride
and Miss Record.
Mrs. II. z. Miller has been nassine
several days in Lewiston.
MRS. Al. +. Morrow who has hoo,
passing the summer in town. bas 20
turned to her home in Randolnb
Everett Barber was the gnast
ms brother, Leonard Barber. in
Hallowell Sunday.
WI. and Mrs. r. c. McIIrov have
moved into the home purchased hv
.iem on Main street. The house hoe
oeen remod@led throughout. makTrn
an especially fine residence
MT ana Mrs. Ray Rogers b.r,
.iosed their cottage at Lake Anna
pessacook. They will not return ~
lhelr former home in Detroit uioh
but will make their home in.,port
Iano' MRS. Adeline Joy and Mrs.
f1eieh himball, who have been pass
ing the summer at the Rogers cottage
nave returned to their home in town
Word has been received by Eas,
winthrop friends from G. y. Waueb
and family. who left some time apo
Tor California. They were in Corptne
at Pc writing and expected soon to %
On 70 Pentalusa. where they Will nase
the winter
Fred Blake and Miss Ruby Smith or
Portland are guests of Mr. and NJ
Harris Bishop.
'''tc AiiN3idIH, WHO is 3tfpndipe
Colby college. was in town over the
week end.
Two out-of-town speakers were
heard sunday at the Methodist church
IN the morning Dr. Pierce of PortI,n.,
representative from the conference for
me purpose of raising a permanant
ihnd Tor the retired preachers WIS
the speaker. A duet by Clara Andrews
ana Anna Briggs was given at the
morning service and much enioved T.,
the evening Miss Frances Kalstead> OF
california, representing the Woman,~
Home Missionary Society. was tba
speaker and her message was Of moro
than ordinary interest. Miss KaIsteaG
IS young lady Of charming PERSONA
ity and is splendidly trained sneaker
she mas Travelled over large part of
the United States and the stories she
told of some of the conditions found
by her, particularly in ten mountain
regions of Kentucky. sounded like