Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-12
WINSLOW

An enjoyable surprise party was
given Charles II. Drummond at his
home on the Augusta road on Mon
day evening, the occasion being his
10Th birthday. The party which was
arranged by Mrs. Drummond. was a
very enjoyable affair A delicious
supper was served. The menu con-
sisted of chicken sandwiches, assert
cd cake, fruit, nuts, candy and coffee.
A beautiful birthday cake was among
the refreshments. Some of the china
used was formerly the property of
Mr.. DrummOnd's grandfather. and
some of the silverware had been
brought from England by his great
grandfather. The evening was pleas
antly passed, the guests being inter
ested looking over branches of all
kinds of trees sent from the state of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. DrU =
mond are occupying the house that
Mr.. Drummond's parents occupied
and to which his mother came as
bride. Mr.. Drummond has twice been
a member of the State legislature.
and has also taken an active part
in town affairs. Those present were
Mrs. Ellen Garland, Mrs Susan Cush-
man, Mrs. George A. Chamberlain,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur B. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Robinson
and daughter. Ruth of Winslow. Mrs.
Hattie Chamberlain and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Chamberlain of Watcrville.
At the whist party held at the
Taconnet Club house on Tuesday eve
ming, the prize winners We're: Ladies.
first, Mrs. Harold Simpson,: second,
Mrs. W. p. Robinson: third. Mrs
John Libby: men. first, w. Johnson:
second. Harold Barnes; third. Arthur
Bridge.
The monthly meeting of the Mis-
Sionary Society WIS held Tuesday
afternoon at the Congregational
tchurch parlors. After the devotional
exercises. election of officers resulted
as follows: President. Mrs. d. c. Day:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. George
W. Patterson. The program commit
toe is to be elected at the next meet
ing. Mrs. G. w. Patterson gave a
paper on Missionary appropriation
for 1921. Mrs. Mary Dunbar gave a
reading on the New Year. "The
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Quoted by the president Mrs. Day. A
letter from Rev. J. L. Corrson. super
intendent of the Pen0bScOt Bay Mis-
siOns was read. stating that the box
of clothing, books, etc. sent by the
society arrived in good shape in
season for Christmas and brought
cheer to many little ones as we'll as
to the older ones. At the February
meeting the subject is Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiley- Davis recently
entertained few relatives and
passed with victrola selections. piano
and vocal solos. Dancing was also
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
by the hostess Those present were
Mrs. Davis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William King, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. J.
Berard. Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Berard
and Mrs. Fred Forth of Waterville.
and Alfred Berard. a medical student
at McGill's college at Montreal.
| A large number of spectators We're
present at the Town hall Tuesday
evening at the basketball game be-
tween the Belfast High school boys
|
school boys. The score was 80 to
Is. in favor of the Wins1ow boys. AT
the second game Of basketball played
the same evening, between the second
team of Coburn Classical Institute
and the second team of Winslow
| High school boys. resulted in a score
of IS to 3 in favor of Cohurn.
| Kendall Howard and Olvin Mathe-
son on Tuesday evening attended the
Christian Endeavor rally at the North
| Nassalhoro Baptist church.
| Dennis Picard is able to go out
after undergoing an opera ton.
Mrs. Amos Gerald of Waterville
was a guest Monday of her aunt,
Mrs. Charles II. Drummond.
Herbert Elliott of Waterville is en-
ployed, in town for n while.
Robert Horne. after an illness. has
resumed his duties as r. +. d. car
rier on route 80.
The Junior class Of the High
school will hold a sale of doughnuts
cake and coffee at the High school
building this Thursday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Libby and
children are moving from Bay street
to Dulton street. Watervillc.
The Hollingsworth and Whitney
Ladies' Aid held an all day meeting
at the Taconnet Club house on We'd
nesday. A baked bean. salad and
pastry dinner was served at noon.
The dinner committee comprised
Mrs. Cecil Branch and Mrs. Joseph
DeLisle. The day was passed with
the usual work.