Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-07
WINTHROP

Charles Pinkham entertained
small party of his young friends 4,
his home Saturday evening, the or.
casion being his 18th birthday. Game,
were enjoyed and rcfrcshmen,,
which also included birthday cake
were served. The host received
many pretty gifts as mementos %
the occasion. The guests were Rain
Reeves of Winthrop Center. who wa,
the week END guest Of his friend
Charles. Donald Rollins. Mars,er
err RowcH and Doris Dow.
York, Alene and Doris Clifford, Es,h.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
church will hold an all-day meeting
Thursday at the Methodist parson.
ags, with picnic dinner at noon.
Mrs. II. +. Foster gave delight.
full TCn-ten party at the home q
Mrs. l.. T. Carleton Monday after.
noon There was a good attendane.
in spite of the storm and pleasar,
afternoon was enjoyed. Rcfreshmen,
were served by the hostess.
Miss Flora T. Kimball Of Portland
passed the weekend at her home in
West Winthrop.
Irving Pinkham OF Colby college
passed the weekend at his home IN
town.
Mrs. Harold Edwards and little
son of Augusta arc passing few
days with Mrs. Edwards parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w, n. Kimball.
Harmony Circle of the Robckah
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. f. c. Leighton at her home On
High street.
Corn ball sale Tuesday Afternoon
at the Winthrop Drug store under he
auspices of the Ladies' Social Cir.
Gle of the Congregational church.
Paul Bailey, junior member Of The
c. NJ Bailey Oilcloth Company, has
installed a wireless telephone at his
home at Winthrop Center and has
Ecen able to pick up interesting
communications from various places
Every evening, If weather conditions
ere favorable. Mr.. Bailey listens to
concert in Pittsburgh. Ia. lie has
also received stock market reports
and Associated Press notices OF In.
tcrCst. At present he has ytry
simple apparatus but plans 20 MAKE
various improvements. He installed
the apparatus himself and is find.
ing it's study one of absorbing In.
tercst.
The Friends Quarterly meeting
was held Saturday and Sunday al
the Friends church at Winthrof
Center, the opening meeting bcnr
held at 1880 Saturday morning
Delegates were present from OAK
land, Fairfield. Manchester and Hal.
lowell. Alfred w. Hawkes. was r..
elected presiding clerk for the coming
year, with Mrs. Mabel 6. Bailey IS
sistant clerk. Edward Wing ~ oak.
land was elected treasurer IN pact
of Joseph T.. Briggs. recently DE-
ceased. The principal speaker AZ m
meetings was Mrs. Susan Sisson n
Des Moines, Iowa. Fine dinncr'
were served both Saturday and sun.
day in the church dining room.
Blaine S. Niles will speak at IN
Town hall Tuesday evening and
there will be other speakers. Mrs
Niles will also address the ladies
The Grammar school hulldr
which vas recently remodclCd viii
he open TO the public Thursday after.
noon from to ? J.. NJ. All citizens
are urged to take this opportunity ~
visiting the building.
The Kcnncbcc County Teachers
Association meets at Gardner on m.
day and the Winthrop schools vii
have no sessions on that day.
William Trcworgy is VISITING
friends in Smithheld.
"he Mission Study class Of Win.
throp Center will meet Friday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. .nnnt
Titus. The program will be in charr.
of Mrs. Jones.