Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-04
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Miscellaneous Shower

"A IillSCeIdueOuS SllONeE Was Helu az
the home of Mrs. Joseph Eaton Ct
Lithgow street yesterday afternC on
from three o'clock to five, in hon, l.
of Miss Mildred Smiley who is soon
to be married to Daniel Wing, also
of this town.
The Eaton home was beautifully
decorated with red berries and green
fir. and presented a very pleasing APP
pearance to the many guests. The
Hfts were arranged in cobweb style.
and Miss Smiley was invited to pull
the ribbons on this affair, and vixen
she did many beautiful gifts. con-
sisting of silverware, Mary Chiffon
pattern, china and linen The hostess,
Mrs. Eaton, served ice cream and
cake, and the afternoon was passed
very happily. About fifty were pies
emit.
Miss Smiley is the daughter Lf
Mr.. Frank Smiley of this town, who
Is a contractor and builder with Of
fees in Waterville. She is a grad
uate from Winslow High school,
class of 1918. Since then she has at
tended Colby college and Farming
ton Normal school. Mr.. Wing is one
Of Winslow's most highly respected
yOunm men, and is olso a graduate
Of the WinslOw High school, class of
1915 He is employed in the main
office Of the HolIingsworth and Whit
ney mills. Both young people have
the best wishes of their many friends.
The pupils Of the Winslow High
School and the teachers will attend
the lecture at the City Opera House
in Waterville next Monday after
noon, November 9th.
w. l.. Mansfield, physical director
in the schools here and George Nc
Causland have gone to Bowdoin
where they will attend the initiation
and banquet of Mr.. Mansfield's fra
ternity, the Delta Epsilon.
Mrs. Joseph Libby of Waterville
was visitor at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Aldric Cormier of
Bay street yesterday.
The State Advisory Board of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton held a meeting at the Congre-
gational church here Thursday. The
attendance was very good, as it was
a very pleasant day. An excellent
lunch was served at noon by the
ladies, and after the business session,
a reception was held, followed by a
social hour.
Those from East Winslow who will
attend the meeting Of the Boys and
Girls Agricultural Club, a branch OF
the Farm Bureau, at Augusta today
are: Margaret, Dorothy, Henry, Re
becca and Mary Reed, Marion Horne,
Faylene Hodges. Sadie and Marietta
Thomas. Madeline Jakins, Danny
Wood, and Edwin and Carroll Wix-
son.
Mrs. Harry Wood visited the War
rem school yesterday, and expressed
great interest in the manual training
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Dustin Of Dexter, and
DR.. +. p. Goodrich Of Lewiston were
in town for a time Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dustin are on their way to
Miami. Florida. AS they reached the
Winslow bridge. the trailer on their
car broke down and some time was
spent in repairing it.
Clifford J. Pooler of Waterville was
a business caller in town Friday.
ElwoOd Worcester is a visitor at
his home in North Eassalboro over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mr.. Edward Williams of
Canaan were guests Friday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
kidder of Clinton avenue.
Friends of Mrs. Alonzo Littlcfleld
Of East Winslow who has been i'll
for a long time will regret to learn
that she is not so well.