Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
WINTHROP

Members OF the Methodist Ladies
Aid are requested to meet at the yes
try Wednesday evening at I o'clock
to complete plans for the lawn party.
Mrs. Retta Fairbanks of Farming
ton is the guest IF Mrs Burr at Stur-
tevant Hill.
Miss Mary Pettengill has gone on a
trip to Portland and Long Island.
Mona Smith met with a painful ac-
cident Saturday when she stepped on
piece of glass, badly decorating her
foot.
William Pettengill and Miss Made
line Stewart of Phillips were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petten-
gill. Herbert Pettengill and family,
who have been visiting relatives n
town. have returned to their home n
Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Keening and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Foster have b zen
spending a few days at the keenins
cottage on the shore of Lake Ami
beSsacook.
Mrs. Edith Lane has returned 20
Augusta, after passing a week i'll
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wigmore, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wigmorc Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Gardiner, Miss Nlr-
GINA Truell and Frank Tappan, " no
have been recent guests DIT the Tap
pan Farm. West Winthrop. have IL
turned to their homes in Attlebore.
Mass. Miss Madeline Riley accom-
panied them for a visit.
Miss Bertha Gray has returne
from a visit in Bangor
Dorothy and Katherine McIlroy, En-
ma and Natalie Riley, Thelma Knee
land. Gladys Kinds, Ruth Perry and
Elizabe Maxwell are passing the
week at Owls Head. guest of Mrs. L.
r. Clifford
Mr.. and Mrs F.. r. Bonney and fam
lily and Mrs. S. G. Ball of Auburn were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
we'll Bates.
CENTER-Miss Edith Bailey of
Maiden is visiting her sister, Mrs
Carl Jean Tolman.
Mrs. Morse of kent's Hill is the
guest Of Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey.
Mrs H. j. Bailey very pleasantly
celebrated her S2nd birthday last
week by receiving an all day visit
from her son and wife. her grand
children and great granddaughter
who motored from Portland to visit
with her for the day. One grandson,
Moses. was absent from the family
party, being at present engaged in
missionary work in the Holy Land.
The entire party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Bailey, MIR. and Mrs.
Philip Bailey, Mrs. Moses Bailey and
little daughter Marguerite.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy l.. Rainsford
and Younger son of Bangor came
by auto Saturday night TO the y. NJ
{. A. camp, where their older son is
member OF the present camp. They
passed Saturday and Sunday night
at the Y. NJ. {. a. farm and on Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs Rainsford re !
turned to Bangor, leaving the young
er son at the camp as he was so
pleased with the camp life the boys
were enjoying that he persuaded his
parents to let him remain to finish
out the month with his brother
Relays of boys are arriving each
day at the y. NJ. {. a. camp. on
Sunday, about 80 took dinner in the
dining hall, Il few of them being
guests
Among the guests at The Elms''
is Miss Ruth Robinson of Boston,
Who has passed several vacations in
Winthrop Center.
A. j. Macdonald OF Roxburv.
Mass, returned Monday to his home
after visit with his cousin, Mrs.
Z. +. LongfelloW. Mrs. Longfellow
is to remain for Il longer visit
Charles Frost and son Ralph OF
Wakefield, Mass, arrived Sunday for
an outing at the Eaton cottage.
Last Wednesday evening the King
Messenger class of The Winthrop Cen
ter Sunday school journeyed to East
Winthrop, where they hung to Miss
Jessie Carr d handsome maybasket
hiled with fruit and candy. This was
done III appreciation of the work Miss
Carr did in coaching members of the
class when they were preparing for a
play which was given awhile ago in
Winthrop and ether places. Although
little late in the season for a may
basket. Miss Carr was much pleased
and the young people we're invited Ia
remain and pleasant hour was pass
cd On the piazza and lawn.
A unique little affair was given on
Monday afternoon on the lawn at the
home of Miss Virginia Martin Is Miss
Martin and Winthrop Clement These
TWO young people conceived the idea
OF holding i fair and devised very
good posters advertising the fact. On
Monday afternoon about o'clock the
crowd began to arrive and it really
had quite the air Of a real fair. all OF
the Y. NJ. {. A. camp boys attending
as well as many of the Winthrop Cen.
ter young people. A very pleasant
time was had. Ice cream and lemon.
&de We're on sale and in great demand