Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-17
WINTHROP

WINIHRUP
The o. II. c. Girls of the Congre-
gational Sunday School are plan
ming on a Maybasket and Hanker-
chief sale which will be held on May
1st at Hannaford's Periodical store.
Friends of Rev. AMI Mrs. Harry
crust of Springfield. Ohio. will be
interested to learn that a son was
born to them on March 2Sth. Harry
Trust Jr Mr.. Trust was at one
time pastor Of the Congregational
Church here in town. where both he
and Mrs. Trust have many warm
friends.
Winthrop Grange p. of Fl. No. 2os
will hold'a an all day meeting at the
Grange Hall, West Winthrop on
Tuesday. April 18th. There will be
Patriotic program in charge Of
Rev and Mrs. Chas. +. Sargent.
The Tell Me Club will meet Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Herbert Bell.
c. S. Mitchell. Ronald Norris and
Ralph Chesley went to Portland Sat-
urday to attend the ODD Fellows con-
Clave.
Rev. Chas. F.. Sarg mt gave an in
terestng address at tie Congrega-
tional Church Sunday evening, TAX
ing for his subject. THE Spirit OF
Intolerance"
w. J. Bonncy was called to South
Paris Saturday to attend the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. La, ia J.. Bradford,
who passed away last week at the
advanced age of 10C years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Kurtz who
have been passing the winter on
New York have arrived in town and
opened their new bungalow on the
Ecadticld road for the summer.
Methodist Baptism
An impressive baptlemal service
was held Sunday morning at the
Methodist Church, followed by a
brief but earnest talk by the pastor
Rev. T.. j. Clifford Clementine
Croker. Lulu House and Clara An
drews We're baptized and these three
young ladies and Constantine Dimi-
tri also took the vows Of prepara-
tory church membership. Andrea
Dimitri who a year ago took similar
vows was received at this time into
fun membership. In commenting
upon thess impressive services Rev
Mr.. Clifford spoke fealingly of this
young Greek boy, who came here
knowing no word of English and in
less than three years passed through
three grades of Grammar school and
entered High School: of his seek
ing the best to be found in this new
land: of his stand a year ago for
the Kingdom of Christ. No service
Will be held next Sunday morning
on account of Conference but the
Sunday school will meet as usual
The DO It Now Glass and the
Standard Bearers will hold a joint
meeting with a supper Thursday
night at the Methodist Vestry. On
Friday evening the Young Mons
Glass will entertain the Anti Cant
Class with a supper, followed by a
social evening.
Mrs. II. S. Woodman and son Har-
rison have returned from Atlantic
Civ.
Dorothy Webb of Quincy, Mass.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Webb.
Funeral of Mrs. Olive Tutt,e
Services for Mrs. Olive futile.
who died Friday in Augusta, were
held Sunday afternoon at the Friens
Church at Winthrop Center con-
Quoted by Rev. Arthur Jones. Prof.
Carl Jean Tolman played organ sell
ections. Mrs. Tutthe was SO years
OF age and has lived in Winthrop
the greater part OF her life. Burial
was in Lakeview Cemetery. Mrs.
sarah Bennett and Mrs. Baker of
Gardiner were among those present
from out Of town at the services.
Tho Il inc Of
who passed away Saturday morning
at the home of het cousin. IT. s
Holmes. were taken to Auburn Mon
day. where funeral services will be
held from her late home at 1O7 Goff
street at 1 p. m. Tuesday.
Captain Robert Miller of Augusta.
who is demonstrating life saving
under the auspices OF the American
Red Cross. gave talk Friday be-
fore theopupils of the Winthrop hisfl
school. The trip was made by auto
through the courtesy of DR.. Warren
b. sanborn, former resident Of