Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-23
WINTHROP

An enjoyable all-day Ten Ten
party was held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. F. Everett Webb. A
bountiful picnic dinner was served
at noon on the spacious veranda
and the afternoon was. passed ip
making preparations for the fun
which is to be held next month.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
| Congregational church passed
Thursday at Camp Otesaga. the cot
/. tage of Mrs. H. w. Stevens on Lake
Maranacook There was a good at
! tendance and the day was a most
enjoyable one. A delicious fish
and the afternoon passed in sewing.
! Officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Clara Hannaford
vice president, Mrs. Nora Towle
md vice president. Mrs. Margare,
| Foster. twas voted to hold the fail
| on December s and the following
chairman Of tables We're appointed:
Fancy work, Mrs. Ethel TowIe;
| handkerchiefs. Mrs. Ethel Harri.
man: ice cream. Miss Emma Coch-
rane; candy. Mrs Ida Stevens: ap-
rons. Mrs, Abbie Kimball; food
Mrs. Nellie Millspaugh; mystery
Mrs. Flora Bishop.
| The Home Missionary society mel
Wednesday afternoon at the parson.
| age with Mrs. p. J. Clifford
| Arthur Briggs of this town has
/ been named by Hon. Willis E. Par.
sons of FoXcroft, com missioner oil
| inland fisheries and game. as one OF
| the special inspectors for the pur-
pose of identifying game which is
! being transported by express over
the railroads fthe State, and also
gome which is being transported by
motor vehicle or other private con
veyance. ~
The block on Main street owned
and occupied by Earl Norcross, is
being rapidly torn down and it is
understood that work on the new
garage which Mr.. Norcross is to put
up on that location is to be com
| menced at once, burlington Bros. OF
Waterville having the contract.
Friends of Carroll SyTowIe, son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Towle. will
be interested TO. learn that he has
been appointed one, of the proetors
Of Bowdoin college for the coming
year. A proctor has charge of each
nal lof III rooms and is responsible
70 the college for the order and dis.
clpline of it. The proctors are all
ways seniors and are the mos,
prominent. men in their class. Mr.
Towle has passed well filed three
years at. Bowdoin. He began by
taking part; in the Alexander Priz.
Speaking Contest and being on the
freshman Y. M. C. cabinet He
aios sook part in the commencement
play His second year he was re-
cordlng secretary for the Y. on his
class track team and varsity track
squad. He held his place on the two
last named organizations last year.
look part in the Stanley Plummer
Prlze Speaking, was class chaplain
editor in chief of the Bugie and be-
ionged to some three or four of the
college clubs. He is a member OF
the Ieta Psi fraternity.
Mrs. c. Fl. Penney was in Lewis
ton one day the first of the week.
Mrs. Nellie p. Stanley left Wednes-
day for her winter home in Daytona.
Fla, after passing the greater part
of the summer in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F.. KiIbreth
are moving into the house recently
purchased by them on. Summer street
Mrs. Mary Gage. who owns the house
In which they have been living will
occupy the rooms vacated by them,
having rented the downstairs tene-
ment where she has been living to T..
A. Snow.
Miss Aida Hayward is on BUSH
ness trip to Boston.
Miss Pauline Doe, the public health
nurse. has been called to Friendship
by the sudden death of her uncle,
John Doe. She will return the latter
part of the week
Mrs. Lucy Davis is spending few
days with relatives in Pennington
and attending Pennington fair.
Miss Gertrude Yeaton of Rome is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harris
Hailett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bailey and
daughter and Mrs. Melvin Bailey,
have returned to Portland after a
visit with Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey.
Roy Kaherl has purchased the ap-
pie orchard on the Kicker place.
Mrs. Ella Spaulding has been the
guest Of her sister, Miss Emma
Featon Of Augusta.
The younk folks of the High school
enjoyed hare and hound race We'd
nesday evening. The trail was made
by three junior girls. Alice Wood,
Jessie Thomas and Marjorie Rowell.
The hounds started at 1--WE o'clock
from the High school building and