Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-28
WINSL0W

EVEEVV law ~
Mrs. Ellen Garland was the guest
of honor at a supper given at the
home of her brother, Charles H.
Drumrnond and wife on Thursday
evening in honor of her S3rd BIRTH
dav anniversary. The rooms We're
nrettilv decorated with lilies OF the
valley. honeysuckles, narcissus anu
SNOW balls. The menu consisted OF
asparagus, strawberries ana elea.n'
assorted cake, coffee, fruit ana mus
A beautiful birthday cake, win tile
number SO, was among the relresu
menfs. Mrs. Garland was the recipl-
ont of y number of pretty glllS.
THOSE nresent besides the guest OIL
bonor were Mrs. Anna Low OF vas
salboro. Mrs. Clara Roberts, MIS-
William Olsen, Joel and LauflStoii
Olsen. Mrs. Hattie Chamberlain anu
Alfred Chamberlain of WaterVllle'
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chamberlain
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Boplhsoh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. ROBINSON
and daughter Ruth, Frank Hayden,
and the host and hostess, MI ana
Mrs. Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmonds ana
daughters of Halifax street are max
ing ARRANGEMENTS to move to water
vile.
Mrs. Eugene Deorborn OF water
vile and Mrs. Charles Pendergast OF
Lithgow street were guests recently
at Albion.
Mrs. James L. Dean will visit Au-
gusta on Saturday.
The Thistle Club held its last
meeting OF the season at the Tacon-
net Club house on Thursday evening
A business session was held. he
freshments of ice cream and saltlnes
we're served. The committee COM
prised Mrs. William Mckay and MRS
THOMAS Rankin. After refreshments
! were served there was a piano duet
| bv Misses Christine Lunny ana An
ME Cruickshank and a Spanish
dance by Miss Annie Mckay. Dane
ing was then enjoyed. Thomas Kan
kin had charge of the program.
The ninth grade of Grammar school,
on Thursday evening served supper
at the domestic science rooms of the
High school to the following: SUPER
intendent and Mrs. George e. Palne,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Percy NJ. Cram ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w, WILSON
The dining table was prettlly Gee
grated with bouquets of yellow Tulips
and dainty place cards. The menu
| consisted of soup, toasted bread mai
ibut, mashed potatoes, white sauce
| cucumber salad, hot rolls, colee'
nineapple sherbert and lady fingers
| Miss Rhoda Dean, student d.
Pennington Normal school, is pass
ine the weekend and holiday at hef
home on Benton avenue.
Miss Celia Tobey is confined TO
her home by illness.
Coach w. L. Mansfield of the High
school. and Mrs. Mansfield, nave
moved from Vassalboro to the mouse
| of D.. B. Mason.
Harvey w. Hodges, Russell II
| Weeks and Charles H. Thomas were
business visitors at Lewiston on
! Thursday.
Mrs. Harry T. Norton on May q
picked ripe strawberries on 'ieii
! farm at Reynolds Hill.
Henry, Margaret and Dorothy
I, Reed have resumed their studies a
| the Warren school after three
weeks Illness.
home by illness.
| Mrs. Martha Rice. after a WISH
with her niece, Miss Sadie Morrow
is the guest of her brother, Henry
Topper at Oakland.
| Mrs. T. p. Williams of Freedom i:
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Eaton.
Priscilla Lawrence has returned t
Fairfield after a visit with Mrs
Forest Z. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Libby have re-
turned to ST. Adams after a visi
with their daughter, Mrs. Stanle,
Wilcox.
Miss Marguerite Cushman is re
| covering from her illness.
The Winslow Free Will Baptis
Sunday school will meet at the Ia
comet Club house Sunday Afternoon
at o'clock.
Sunday services at the East Wins
low BAPTIST church: Sunday schoo
at 100 p. M; preaching at 2.30 2. NJ
by the pastor, Rev. Alexander Doug
lass.
Sunday services at the Congrega
Itional church: Morning service a
1890. Walter Eaton of Watervill'
will supply the pulpit. Sunday schoo
at 11.45 A. NJ. Christian Endeavo
meeting at Z P. NJ. The topic il
ssNissionary Results in Africa" Act;