Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
WINTHROP

The Nature Study club enjoyed a
walk up the electric car line Tuesday
afternoon, finding many things of in
terest to discuss. Plans for the meet
ing OF next week will be announced
later.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon with
the president, Mrs. LaVerna Max
field. The usual business session was
held and several matters of import
ance acted upon Plans were made
for the Sunday music for the coming
month and other matters regarding
the church.
Phillip Sturtevant and Antonit
Fleury left this week for a months
training at Camp Devens.
{: Miss Canham of Vassalboro was in
town Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Addie Elliott of Rumford
Falls is visiting relatives in town.
Miss May Norcross leaves this
week for a two weeks visit in Har-
rison, Me.
Mrs. Annie Maxim was pleasantly
surprised Sunday afternoon when
party Of Is relatives and friends from
various places called upon her. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Hopkins Of Bath, children and
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Bath. some in Saco and some In New
York. 7
Miss Margaret Evans of Terryville,
Conn, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Webb.
Loyal Order Of Moose, Kennebec
Lodge, No. 1883 will hold its regular
meeting in Grand Army hall, Angus
ia. Wednesday evening, Aug. I. There
will be refreshments served and all
Winthrop members Of the order are
invited to attend.
There are two important things
that Winthrop readers should not
overlook today: One is the double
page spread on pages and which
gives full details Of the remarkable
'Factory-te-You Sale" which is
starting this morning all Rexall
stores throughout Maine. the second
Son is the Winthrop Rexall store
where these bargains may be ex-
amined and purchased.
Jack Hollis latest picture at the
Colonial this evening abounds with
human interest. 1t is different from
anything that he has ever appeared
in. 1t will hold your interest until
the final fade out Ind the splendid
work Of the ali-star cast will send
you away completely satisfied.-Adv.
EAST-Miss Alice M. Whiting of
East Winthrop, has registered for
special courses at the summer session
Of Boston University. Miss Whiting
is specializing in education, geology
and history. $50 students are taking
courses in the summer session, a
slight increase over last years record
enrolment. Although the majority
come from New England, 81 different
states and 10 foreign countries are
represented among the student body.
EAST-Mrs. E. A. Whiting is pass
ing a week with her sister and
daughter I'm Cambridge and Boston.
Philip Pike Of Readfield, who has
been passing the last month at the
Y. NJ. C. A. camps is passing the
week at Winslow farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bailey were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bailey at Ocean Point owes Sunday.
The Friends Sunday school had
their annual picnic on Tuesday at Is
land Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. cushman re-
turned from South Harpswell Mon
day having passed the week with
friends there.
Misses Maud and Susie Carr visit
ed their sister Mrs. Wallace Jenkins
at Temple, over the week -end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Needham Of
Portland were guests over Sunday
at Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ford's.
Hobart Smith. manager of the Post
and Hester accessories store in Wor-
eester. Mass, made a brief visit at
his parents on Sunday.
Glen I. Celburn of New York City,
was a caller at w. S. Purinton's one
day last week.
Mrs: Alice Waugh entertained on
Saturday at her home, Mrs. Marion