Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22

Mrs. Ruth Slsillings has returned
from a visit with a school friend at
Sebago.
Mrs. Mertie Randall has returned to
Attleboro, Mass, after a visit with
Mrs. Frank Tappan at Camp Tappan,
West Winthrop.
J, A. Foster and little nephew, Rus
sell Keene of Quincy. Mass, left Fri
day for Orrs Island where they re-
manned over night, returning home
Saturday afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs. Foster who has been passing the
past week at that place and by Mrs.
Flora l.. Bishop who has been at the
Island for four weeks The trip was
made by automobile.
Mrs. Carrie Strout and Mrs. w, A.
Whiting of Monmouth are leaving
Monday. for Orr's island, where they
will pass the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Riley were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fogg at New Meadows Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riley and
son Russell. have returned to their
home in Attleboro. Mass. They were
accompanied by Miss Erma Riley of
West Winthrop who has since been
operated upon at the Sturdy Memorial
hospital at Attleboro, for infected
tonsils. She is reported as recovering
nicely from the operation.
"Squanto" Wilson. although some
what lame from his recent accident.
is back with the Augusta ball team.
Miss Adelbert Towel of Augusta is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Isabelle
Hannaford
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin Of
Belgrade Lakes were the guests of
Mrs. Charles Babb. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs !. NJ Norcross have
returned to their home in Brookline.
Mass, after a visit at Camp Ever
green.
Rev. P. j. Clifford delivered an ad-
dress at the Field Day of the Wayne.
Fayette and Readfield Sunday school
Association held at East Readfield
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Pike and son,
Donald. and Miss Doris French Of
Mansfield Mass, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Sprague, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin and son.
and Mrs. Myra Golden of Hudson.
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Moore
of Livermore Falls. We're also guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague on Wednes-
day
Winthrop friends of Miss Marion
Horne. a former teacher in the High
school here. will be interested to learn
of her marriage to Merle Hunter of
Fairfield The wedding took place
last week at the home of the bride in
Fairfield
Winslow Prescott OF Danvers.
Mass, was a recent guest at the Gray
cottage on Lake Maranacook
Rev. II. Fl. Dubois of Brooklyn.
\. Y, occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church on Sunday.
George Harris of Lewiston was the
guest of his cousin. Mrs. isabelle
Hannaford one day last week. Mr..
and Mrs. John 'Deehan of Augusta
have also been recent guests of Mrs.
Hnnnaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Eustis and
Mrs. Colfax Kinds passed Thursday
with friends in Lewiston.
Mrs. Maxwell OF Lewiston was the
guest of Mrs. Amos Wheeler at her
cottage tut Lake Maranacook last
week
Mrs Alfred Johnson of Portland
Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
! Vera jerks. Mr. and Mrs Victor of
Annapolis. Nd. are also guests of
Mrs. jerks.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. +. Bowdoin of
Washburn and Mr. and Mrs. w. l.
Smith of Strong have been guests
this past week of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Horne.
Among the guests at the Winthrop
house the past week were Mr.. Ray
of Barlin, y. H. Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge
of Portland, I. p WurZ of Utica, n.
Y. MIR. and Mrs. H V. Higgins, n. F..
! Drawn and party and c. +. Rutledge
of Baltimore, Md. Two ladies who
were also at the Winthrop house the
! past week were Mrs. VIM. Lotus
and Miss Z. Hardison. who drove
across the continent from California
alone by auto. The ladies reported
an interesting and enjoyable trip.
! Their home town is Whittier, Cal.
EAST-A party of ladies, who in
former years were schoolmates in
district No. 3. East Winthrop, met
in delightful reunion on the shore
of Lake Cobbosseecontee. Friday,
Aug. 10. BY a happy coincidence7
11Ve of the party were summer viSi-
tors, who for many years have lived
in other states. Still further interest
was added to the occasion by the
fact that it is 80 years since the CEN
tennial celebration of the incorpora-
! ton of the town of Winthrop and
many in the party remembered
marching in the parade on that day.
Among those present were: Mrs.
! Eta Whiting Hewitt, Mrs Hattie
Foster Kilbreth Mrs. Nora jackson
Towle, Mrs. Laura Carr jackson,
Mrs. Susie Foster Packard, Mrs.
Mary Jackson Barr. Mrs. Sadie
Briggs Baker, Mrs. Stella Perkins
Stone, Mrs. Lillian Vose Foster. Mrs.
/ NJ. Blanche Mason Mason, Mrs. Hat
tic Mason Plummer, Mrs. Cora Eos
ter Parkman and Miss Mary T..
Whiting. Mrs. Nellie Kilbreth Brain
ard was a guest and Miss Maude
Plummer was in attendance with her
car to take the ladies to and from
the grove. \ picnic dinner was
served and many happy occasions of
other days recalled. 1t certainly was
delightful day but not without it's
note OF sadness that some dear faces
ahc