Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-21
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Ladies' Sewing Circle Accom-
plish Much in Line Of Work
Halifax Club Has Special
Meetings

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Sewing Circle was held in the church
parlors Wednesday. The cutting and
making of aprons was the work of
the day and a fine dinner was served
at noon by Mrs. Fred Thyng and Mrs.
Everett Shores, consisting of fish
chowder and all kinds of pastry. In
the afternoon the president, Mrs. Err
nest Gibbs, presided at the business
session and Mrs. George w. Patter-
son acted as secretary and treasurer
pro TEN. The report of the Easter
sale committee was given and Melted
snug sum of money. There was
good attendance. The next meeting
will be held May II. The dinner com
mittee appointed was Mrs. b. D. Pat
terson and Mrs. Fred Thyng.
Misses Ruth and Priscilla Patter-
son were guests of their grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pat
terson on Bay street, Thursday.
Misses Marguerite Cushman, Doris
Rainey and Edna Cushman We're
guests of Marguerite Cushmans sis
tor, Mrs. Leon Douglass in Augusta
on Patriots Day.
Mrs. J. J. Rainey is confined to her
home on the Cushman road, by ill
ness.
Mrs. Holt of Clinton is caring for
Mrs. Charles Thomas, who is serious
ly i'll at her home on the Garland
road.
The condition of Edwin Blackwell !
who is seriously i'll at his home on
the Augusta road, remained about the |
same.
Earl Fuller who is employed at the |
Maine Central station in Portland |
was a guest Patriots Day of Howard |
Norton. Mr.. Fuller was a former res |
ident of this town. He represented |
the Christian Endeavor society of the |
WinsloW church at the summer |
school last year. held at NJ. c. I. in |
Pittsfeld This Easter he joined the |
Park street Presbyterian church in !
Portland.
Miss Margaret Mann Of Glasgow,
Scotland, has arrived in town and is !
a guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Nc ,
Donald on Herd street.
Miss Margaret Walker, who came |
to this town two years ago from |
Glasgow, Scotland, and who has since |
been employed at the Hollingsworth |
and Whitney mill, will go 10 Quill, |
Ontario, Canada. where she will make |
her home with her mother.
Miss Dorothy Potter is confined to /
her home on Beacon street by illness. |
Misc
teacher Of WinsloW High school, will |
represent Wipslow at the conference !
Of Deans and Advisors of Girls from |
representative schools in the State. /
which is held at Colby college Friday |
and Saturday. April p and 90
Leslie Murch Of Bangor is employ |
ed in town for the summer season. /
The Halifax club held two special 1
meetings Wednesday. one at the |
home of the club leader, Mrs. Everett 1
Shores on Lithgow street. the other |
at the Warren schoolhouse on the !
Garland road, for the purpose Of /
May baskets to sell. A large |
number were made and the club will |
hold a May basket sale at the store /
of Kendall and Ramsey at tho cor !
FER of Bay and Halifax streets, Sat |
urday, April %. the proceeds to be |
used for the club work.
The regular meeting of the Iith- |
gov club was held Wednesday after |
noon at the home of Mrs. Edward |
Chase on the Cushman road. The !
president, Mrs. w. II. Bowden pre-
sided at the business session. The
regular routine Of business was
transacted. The program was as fol-
lows: Club song: current events:
question box on the primary election
law OF Maine; papers on education.
by Mrs. Samuel Clark. and Mrs.
George A. Chamberlain: piano duet.
Mrs. Samuel Clark and Mrs. Joseph
Eaton. Mrs. George Wynan OF Ben
on, mother OF Mrs. Chase and .drs.
y. ". Colny OF North Vassalboro.
were guests of the club Dainty re-
freshmcnts were served In the dining
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