Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-29
WINTHROP
Community Chautauqua Opens

S'0esaHAoo SP~'e
Community Chautauqua for 1928
opened at Winthrop Thursday eve
ming with the presentation of the
Rainbow Sextette. Fine cool weather
favored the opening night and the
splendid tent placed at the foot OF
Green street. near Lake Maranacook
was filed with people who enjoyed
the most excellent program which
was presented. Songs. readings,
violin solos, etc. cleverly cOstumed,
We're given by the six young ladies,
making pleasing stage pictures in
dances and tableauX. Colored lights
were used, adding to the effectiveness
of the tableauX. The talent was of
high order and the program varied
and pleasing. Thursday afternoon
the attraction was THE McGrath
Brothers and Company, banjoists,
who gave a musical program of FAM
Gus operate airs, popular selections
and semi classical airs with sweet
negro melodies intermingled. They
were assisted by Miss Elizabeth Otto
pianists and entertainer who contri-
buted largely to the program.
Mrs. Clarence A. Perley had green
peas out of her garden on Thursday,
June 2Sth. :
Mrs. w. H. Fisher and Miss Eli
zabeth Russell of Augusta were call
ing on friends in town Tuesday.
Miss Sara Leighton is visiting rela-
tives in Saco.
Miss Inez Shaw is the guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Muir
ray at Troutdale.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Paten
has been the recent guest of Mrs.
Rose Wellman.
The Tell Me" Club enjoyed a
shore dinner at Island Park We'd
nesday. Those attending were Mrs.
Leah Bell, Mrs. Louise Maxim. Miss
Gertrude Longfellow, Miss Attalie
Daisy Hodges Mrs. Marion Thomas
and Mrs. Barbara Young.
J. H. McIlroy of Lewiston has been
in town this week.
Miss Kate Hcgarty, who teaches
in Cambridge, Mass. is at her home
in Winthrop for the summer.
Miss Marion Maxim. a teacher in
Canton, Mass, is at her home in
town.
Mrs. Knowlton and daughter of
Marion, Mass, have arrived at their
summer home in Winthrop for the
season.
Albert Seamans has gone to Eas.
Pond where he has employment for
the summer.
Mrs. Daisy Hodges entertained the
Tell Me" Club Monday evening at
her camp on the shore of Lake An
nabessacook.
DR.. Carl J. Bates is building a gar
age at his home on Central street.
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The Winthrop Market will have a
demonstration of the uses of Rinse
today and tomorrow with special
prices on the soap flakes.
The Millinery Shop has some at
tractive prices on shop-worn and
used Columbia and Victor phono-
graphs. See ad for prices.
drop in after the Chautauoua"
for your supper is the suggestion of
j. l.. Andrews who has a full line of
cold meats. For Saturday, fancy
loin roast pork, csc: bacon by
strip. 25c: cooked corned beef, soc;
baked beans and brown bread.
Among many attractive offerings
at the Winthrop Market and Bakery
are: Jelly roll. 15c: large Walnut
cakes, 35c: plain cakes, 15c and csc:
angel cakes, csc; plenty of native
veal, lamb, chicken and fowl. See
the ad.
Hannaford's Drug Store offers five
kinds of ice cream to "cool off with"
these days as we'll as all the popular
sodas.
The Winthrop Candy Shop is fea-
turing the standard patent medicines
as we'll as Russelrs. Burbank's,
Schraffts and Lowney's chocolates.