Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-22
WINTHROP

EAST-Mrs. Charlie Jackson of
Brockton, Mass. visited few days
at A. E. Brainaxd's recently.
Master Cushman Ainslie was oper-
ated upon for adenoids at the Au-
gusta General hospital Monday.
Hobart Smith was at home from
Bangor over Sunday.
F. w. Hunt of Melrose, Mass, has
been in the place for a few days re-
Gently.
Miss Doris j. Berry of Portland
and her friend, Elinor Halfway of
Auburn, who have been visiting Mrs.
Maude West, have returned to their
respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Wilson from
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones
and daughter Barbara, also DR.. and
Mrs. Hambleton, Helen Hambleton
and Clement T. Wilson were callers
at H. L. Sherburne's Sunday. Mrs.
Samuel Boardman of Florida is also
visiting Mrs. Sherburne.
Richard w Bennett of Somerville,
accompanied by his nephew, Edmund
Flynn of Lynn, are guests for two
weeks at Ledgemont.
Mrs. E. j. Mumford left Monday
for Providence, r. l., for few weeks
visit with relatives. She will also
attend the Friends Yearly Meeting.
Children's day was observed at ths
Baptist church in the morning by a
sermon to the young people by the
pastor, and Cflildren's day concert
was given in the evening.
Etlu-ooI uiodc ard 70 rr,;Ixr atom.
ping for a few weeks at E. J. Num-
ford's
Harry wilkins has gone to New
Hampshire where he has employment
for the summer. Harold Tobey is
carrying on his place during his alb
sence.
Bernice Stevens of HallowelI was
in the place on Sunday.
The strawberry festival which was
to have been held on Thursday even
ing has been postponed.
There will be Spray Mixing
Demonstration on Friday afternoon.
farm. All boys and girls who wish
to join will please have cards in by
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Towle and Mrs.
Frank Barr We're callers at V. c.
Jackson's Sunday
Mrs. Cole and two children of
Spears Corner are visiting Mrs. a. E.
Snow at Robbins Point.
CENTRE-NIr. and Mrs. George
! Sleeper of Portland We're the guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. kenton
Schwartz.
Miss Selah Richmond of Portland
was the week end guest of Miss Es
Their Schwartz.
! Tony Beaulieu of Millinocket was
the guest two days last week of his
cousin, Mrs. Philip Lishness.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Bailey
| We're week guests at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Bailey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliot and Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsey of Montclair. \. r..
were calling on friends in town on
Thursday. They were on their way
! by automobile to the northern part of
the State for a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bailey and son
Philip and his wife of Portland were
dinner guests Friday of Mr.. Bailey s
mother, Mrs. H. j. Bailey.
Mrs. Stanton of Newton, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. j. Bailey.
Rev Arthur Jones, Mrs. E. j. Mum
ford, Mrs. Charles Towle and daugh-
ter Harriet are in Providence attend
ing yearly meeting.
Quite a number from winthrop
| = to "a tr
attend the Colby Baccalaureate
sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clement and
daughter Eileen, and Mrs Mary
/ Lewis passed the week end in East
/ Wilton as guests of Mr.. Clements
mother.
A merry house party was held
from Thursday until Monday at the
cottage OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Towle on Lake Maranacook. The
party consisted of four Oak Grove
girls and two of the teachers as
chaperones. Those present were the
hostess, Miss Harriet Towle, The
Misses Eileen Clement, Davida Clark
of Waterville, Phyllis Murphy OF
Weeks Mills. Miss Goodwin OF
Springvale, Me- and Miss Kelly OF
New York.
{! Miss Eileen Clement is attending
the Y. w. G. a conference at Camp
Martha, Poland, Me.
! Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hammond and
daughter Berdina, We're week lend
guests at the home of Mr.. Ham
mond's brother, j. l.. Hammond of
Lewiston.
! Elmer Taylor has the sympathy of
his friends in his present sickness
which came upon him last week and
prevented his taking his part in the
graduation exercises of his class at
Oak Grove. His parents went up to
see him graduate and found him sick.
They brought him home and his case
| was so battling to the Adotcors that he
was taken to the Augusta General
hospital for treatment. Now the
doctors agree that Mr.. Taylor has
Para typhoid. He is some better than
he was and it is thought that real
typhoid fever may be avoided.