Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-30
WINTHROP

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, Wilson on Main street was broke,
into sometime Saturday night and 6
mackinaw, q pair Of pants and SOM
ruboers stolen. The loss was not dis
covered until Sunday morning, th'
break having been made in the real
OF the store. Two suspicious lookine
characters were seen about town Sat.
urday afternoon and it Is though
possible that the break was made b,
them and word has been sent to all
adjoining towns to be on the look.
out for thsm.
. DR.. c. w. Taggart has received
word Of the death of his mother, Mrs
Sarah Taggart,. at the home of hel
daughter. Mrs. Lucy Flynn at Mime
apolis, MINI. Mrs. Taggart, who was
- years Of age on the Goth of last
August. was q former resident oi
Winthorp. going to Minneapolis only
within few years that she might be
with her daughter. She was in many
respects . most remarkable woman
ana retained her facilities unusually
well almost until the last
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hannaford were
In Portland last week where they at
tended the Rexall Convention.
The following officers were recent
ly installed at the last meeting of the
Albert II. Frost Relief Corps: Pres
iGent. Mrs. Carrie Wyman; vice pres
ident. Mrs. Anna Hindhaugh; treas
urer. Mrs. Ruth Webb; chaplain, Mrs.
Nellie Cummings; conductor, Mrs.
Angie Libby; guard. Mrs. Annie
Haynes: assistant conductor, Mrs.
Ola Ingham; assistant guard, Mrs.
Della 9tockford: color bearers, No. 1,
Mrs. Edith Carleton: No. 2, Mrs. Mar
sarst p. Foster: No. 8, Mrs. Efie
French.
Abenaki Chapter. o. e. S.. held its
installation at Masonic hall Friday
evening. January q. The officers
The officers were installed by Mil
ward Patten. Associate Grand Ma
ton Of the Grand Chapter of Maine,
assisted by Past Matron Nellie Ham
lin OF Hawthorne Chapter af grand
marshal end Past Matron Belle Keats
OF Lakeside Chapter. grand chaplain.
The officers installed were: Mrs.
Edith Sturtevant. worthy matron;
Charles Kilbreth. worthy patron !;
Mrs. Rena McIlroy, associate matron;
Mrs. Mabel Rowell, secretary; Mrs.
Harriet Kilbreth, treasurer; Mrs.
, Maud Macomber, conductress; Mrs.
L.ottie York, associate conductress,
Mrs. Edith Carleton. marshal; Miss
Elma Shaw, organist; Mrs. Alice
Norcross, Ada: Mrs. Josie Thompson,
Ruth; Mrs. Albertiua Davis, Esther;
Mrs. Martha French. Martha; Mrs.
Rose Wellman. Electa; Mrs. Anna
Hindhaugh, warder: Harry Taylor,
sentinel. After the installation cere-
monies Associate Grand Matron Pat
ten and Past Matron Nellie Hamlin
were presented with beautiful gifts to
which they responded in a pleasing
manner. A past matron's jewel was
presented to the retiring matron,
Miss Mermie Miller, in behalf of the
chapter by Worthy Patron Charles
kilbreth. A short program which in
cluded a vocal solo by Mrs. Albertina
Davis with Mrs. Addie Roundy at the
piano and a reading by Mrs. Lottie
York. was given. After the closing
OF the Chapter refreshments of sand
wiches, doughnuts and coffee were
served. The installing officers per-
formed their duties in a very pleas
Ing manner and only words Of praise
were heard from those present. AS
soclate Grand Matron Patten and
Past Matron Nellie Hamlin were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Kilhreth
Patience Stanley Chapter, D. A. r,
will hold It's February meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Rena McIlroy on Friday
afternoon. February 3.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
congregational church will hold an
'ii-day meeting at the vestry Thurs
lay. February 2.
A short business session of the W.
9. T. U. was held Saturday evening
1t the home OF Mrs. Charles F. Kill
breth. The meeting was adjourned
70 meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
It the same place when a full attend
,nce II desired.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
,hurch will meet at the home OF Mrs.
?. r. Libby on Central street Monday
afternoon and all ladies ar asked to
attend.
Mrs. II. f. Foster will give a Ten
.en-party Thursday afternoon at the
,ome of Mrs. L. T. Carleton.
The Fourth Quarterly ConferenceS
will be held Saturday evening. Feb
'uary I at the Methodist vestory.
The last meeting of the Tell Me
''lub was held with Mrs. Marion
Thomas. Miss Attalie Gale had the
highest score and received the prize.
Dainty refreshments were served.
At the annual meeting of the
vomen's Branch Of the Winthrop
Farm Bureau held last week Mrs. Nell
Briggs was elected chairman and Mrs.
ISABELLE Holmes secretary. The work
" the past year was reviewed. re-
,orts being given by the various
.hairmen and the program for the
coming year laid out. Project lead
~ were elected AZ follows: Food,
\frs. Bessie Iongfellcw: Clothing.
lfrs. Mary Alden: Household man
leemeht. Mrs. Isabelle Holmes. A
Using vote Of thanks was given the
'etiring chairman. Mrs. Nellie Mills
,augh for her very efficient work
or the past year during which she
,as been chairman. !
A pleasing entertainment and social
vas given last Thursday evening at
he Grange hall. West Winthrop, the
proceeds OF which went to swell the
und for the new heating apparatus
rhich IL being Installed at the Grange
.all. A supper, followed by moving