Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-07
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"A dsliehtfua birthday party Waa
held at the heaae Of Mr.. and Mf1.
Donald Wtth0o of Ciihton avenue, Oh
saturday 61teFnoon IN homer ~ fhA
7th birthday OF their daughter.
Genevieye. She was presented with
= npml3ef ~ s1ratty aud useful sifta
The children had merry time play
ing games q I'M dining table wAs
PRETTY decorated with pink crepe
paper. Nut salaa, eheeses nd fancy
cookies were SERVED tn (hday
cake with its seven. iisht1 dndles
was one Of the features; Those
present were Lnciie Delauo. Florence
Grindall. MayxAret ward. Alfred
Getchell, Alfred Morrow, Richard
Deiano, Lawrence ChapmaA. Donald
Rhoades and the hostess. Qeuovieve
Withee.
The, citizens Of the town held q
meeting at the Town hall On Satur-
day afternoon. b. ID. Patterson was
chosen moderator. It w9s voted to
support at the town injecting: Mod
orator, Charles H. Drummond: Torn
clerk. Harry H. Dunbar: seiectnen.
George A.. Chamberlain. James A.
Hodges, Herbert IA Simpson: town
treasurer. Lester A. Simpson: truss
tees Of the Pubic Library, DIR. Ed
ward Paine. Mrs. Carrie Howard:
member OF the school board, Mrs.
Emily Chamberlain.
James Frank Cole is confined to
his home by illness.
DR.. Frank p. Higgins Of Ticonic
street, left for Boston On Sunday.
wheer he win pass a week In posi-
graduate work At the F6ryttfA ~
Urinary. ~
The Ladies' Missionary meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs..
Fremont HUI on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers OF
Canton are the guests uf MI and
Mrs. James Mayhem of East Wins
low. .-c-.t,., -- - : "a : 4, +.
Ellery Jones, who has been stay
ing in town was guest Friday of
Oakland friends.
The Winslow Grange held its regu-
lar meeting at the hall on Friday
evening. An open meeting followed
the business session. DIR. E. c..
Hooper introduced Hon., Percy A.
Smith Of Fairfield, who for about
an hour gave talk on town meet
ing procedure. Mr.. Smith made it
clear how voter can use llfs ballot
by 'either voting a straight party
ticket or splitting and voting for diff
ferent parties or voting for those
whose names are not on the ticket.
The object and purposes of town
meeting were taken up and the
probable disposition of each article.
An explanation of the Mothers Aid
law was given by the speaker. A
rising vote of thanks was extended
Mr.. Smith for his interesting and in
structive talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. P. Reid and
daughter, Miss Gladys Reid. who
have passed a few months on the
Cushman road, will 60 to Westboro,
Mass, to reside.
Harold White has returned to
Franklin to resume his teaching at
the High school, after passing the
weekend at his home on Mohegan
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Martin and
children of East Winslow, were
guests recently at the home Of Mrs.
Martins brother, John Landers, at
Clinton.
AS Miss Helen Clark the home
demonstration agen tbs unabIe to be
present at the Ladies' Farm Bureau
meeting scheduled for Thursday
March 10, the meeting has been
postponed.
The East Winslow Sewing Circle
will meet Tuesday afternoon, March
8, at the home of Mrs. Frank Oviatt.
Miss Amber Jakins is confined to
her home by illness. ~
The Winslow boys will go to Oak
Grove this Monday afternoon to play
basketball with the Oak Grove team.
Mrs. Harry w. Hodges was a guest
Saturday of Mrs. George Hodges.
Mrs. BAIL Hodges was a guest re-
Gently of her sister. Mrs. Robert s.
Horne.
Miss Sadie Thomas is confined to
her home by illness.
Orrin Palmer will go to Waltham.
Mass, on a business trip. -
G. 8. Halves of North Vassalboro.
was Sunday guest Of relatives in
town.
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