Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
WINTHROP

Several members of the Masonic
order attended the installation Of
| Trinity Commandery at Augusta Fri
day night and among them was
Judge H. E. Foster, of the Winthrop
municipal court. Upon his return at
1 4. NJ, Saturday morning, he found
a woman from Marionville, Mrs. Iva
NJ. Nickerson. waiting to have q war
rant made out against her husband,
Harry NJ. Nickerson, charging him
with Il statutory offense. The war
rant having been duly made and serv-
ed by Sheriff John A. Foster, . hear
ing was held at the municipal court
, room Saturday morning and the case
was continued until March Il.
Reports from the Boys Conference
held in Portland last week were given
at yesterdays session of the Sunday
school at the Methodist church. by
the boys who attended and were very
I interesting. The reports were given
by Reginald Roweil, Norman Thomas
and Irving Pinkhan, with supplement
tary reports by Roy NJ. Brown and
Rev. Percy J. Clifford. pastor OF the
church.
will meet at the Methodist vestry
Thursday afternoon for sewing. Sup
per Will be served to which the hus-
bands are invited.
The annual town reports show the
present valuation Of the town Of Win
throp to be as follows: Real estate.
resident, sS16,61o.oo, real estate. non
resident. s209, $500, total, $1,83s.-
435.00. Personal estate, resident, ST.
314. 1880, personal estate, non-resi-
dent. s26,S15o0, total S1,341, 03o. 90.
Total valuation, $2,367, 465-00. Live
stock valued at s9S,4s0.e0, other kinds
Of personal property s1.242, $1,000. The
tax rate for the past year was .0247
and there were 56e polls. The per-
centage paid for collecting was .o1
and the report of the tax collector.
J. VI. Towle, shows no unpaid taxes.
The report of the town clerk shows
20 marriages, So births and 80 deaths.
The Winthrop Literary club viii
meet Monday evening with Mrs. Eff
fie French. Roll call will be Current
Events.
The Ladies' Whist club met Satur-
day evening with Mrs. J. H. Well
man. A delicious supper was served
at $40 after which the evening was
passed at whist. Mrs. G. N. Towie
and Mrs. Helen Kimball acted rs
substitutes. Mrs. L T. Carleton had
the highest score for the evening. Tho
club will meet next week with Mrs..
Annette Giles, the date to be given
later.
Friends of Miss Theima Mitchell
will be glad to learn that she return
ed Saturday from the hospital in
Lewiston, where she has been for sur
gical treatment and that she is much
improved In health. Miss Mitchell
feels very grateful to her friends for
the many cards and other remem-
brances received by her while In the
hospital
The three days clothing school hslA
at the Grange hall. West Winthrop.
Thursday. Friday and sassrday Of lzas
week under the direction ~ sAs Wom-
ans Farm Bureau Of whthrop, prov
ed highly successful. There No. N
average attendance Of between 70 and
IS ladies Who received vzlunbls In
struction In the cutting of pakkerns,
in making buftonholes, In various
kinds OF stitches. In the care az the
clothing and In the best kinds Of ma
terfaIs to purchase. The school was
conducted by Miss Helen Czzrix. homs
demonstration agent, assisted by Miss
Edgec6mb OF the Cniversity Of Mama.
winthrop Grange. p. of Il. vlI hold
an alI-day session at the Grange hall
on Tuesday, March Is.
The March msesing q the ". c. +.
O. win be held Tuesday, aftGnouu ct
3 o'clock At the home u Mn IL CAs~
RE French
To correct any Observation-Disclosures
Mrs MAuds II Jonas il . snDd1nnes
for the school commzf1na
Mrs Il Carrie Yf1neA AnD annsuDe-
ed that she = . ennAz1nso 1be oaun
clerk
Mr. and Mrs B1aka. v11o haSs Asen
I passing the winter IN town, h&xe -
turned 20 their home - 0on1upuSG
Mr. and Mr.. Eammans 90 fn1f1y