Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-13
WINSLOW

Word was received yesterday
from Mrs. Philip Dunbar and son
Junior, who left Winslow SOME
weeks ago for Shanghai. China tell
ing of their safe arrival.
Funeral services of Frank Gar
land who died Tuesday at his home
on the Garland road, will he held
from the Winslow Congregational
Church this afternoon at two O
clock.
The Winslow farm bureau ladies
will entertain the ladies of the Ben
ton Farm Bureau at a meeting at
the church parlors saturday. Miss
Helen Clark, home decorator, re-
quests that all the ladies bring a
pencil and paper, and that everyone
be on time so that the meeting may
open promptly at ten-thirty.
Miss TraSk, one of the teachers
at the high school building is stay
ing at the home OF Mrs. Arson Brac-
kCtt.
DR.. A. G. Hooper of Exeter, n. H.
is visiting relatives in town.
The Maine Farmer offers a prize
of two dollars to the boy and girl in
Kennebec county who writes the
best story of their seasons work for
publication in that magazine. 1t
seems that this is we'll worth trying
for.
John Driscol of Boston is visiting
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Withee of Bay Street.
K. l.. Johnson of Waterville was
a visitor in town last evening.
Word was received from Captain
d. f. Morris telling of his safe arriv-
al in California.
Will Ward of China was business
caller in town yesterday.
Joseph Sirois of Bay Street has
registered as a pupil at the Thomas
Business College in Waterville.
Charles r. MacCrilis is at home
for few days.
Mrs. Burleigh Simpson of Benton
Avenue was a guest Wednesday @
relatives in China.
Through Il complete misunder-
standing and through being misin-
formed the Winslow correspondent
made the error of stating in the
paper Tuesday that Cecil Earring
ton of this town was injured in an
automobile accident. 1t was Mr..
Farrington's brother. Arthur Farr-
ington of South China who was Sc
Vercly injured.
Mrs. W. /. Mansfield who has
been very i'll at her home on Hall
fax Street is somewhat improved.
The following pupils from VIM
slow have entered the Coburn Insti-
tute in Watervile: Everard Grindall,
Mary BendiN. Avis Foster, FaNlene
Hodges ana Faith Rollins.
Alvin Mathcson of Winslow who
has been a student at Coburn 1nsti-
tute has entered Winslow High
school
Henry A. Clark was a business
caller in town yesterday.
Sldcn Rcynold is employed by the
IIollingsWorth and Whitney for
a time.
Hazel Patterson of the River road
has entered Lawrence High School
at Fairfield.
Mrs. Harriet Patterson has accep-
ted 4 position as one of the music
instructors at Coburn.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson and Mrs.
Charles Robinson attended Skowhe-
gan Fair yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Withee at
tended Skowhegan Fair yesterday.
Friends in town of Harry Mar
couX who is confined to his home
and bed with a badly fractured leg
will be glad to learn that he is more
comfortable after having suffere Il
terribly for the last two weeks from
his injury.
The committee in charge of the
teachers reception which will be
held at the TaConnet Club House
tonight wish to extend a cordial in
ritation to the parents of the School
children to attend, and also the
same invitation to the general pub
lie. Refreshments will be served
and fine program enjoyed, and
the entertainment will be followed
by dance.
Albert NJ. Balentine attended
Skowhegan Fair Wednesday.
Clyde Russell has accepted a po-
sition as instructor OF English in
Winslow High School
Misses Belle and Sophie Libby of
Waterville were callers at the home
of relatives in town recently.
c. 7. Gilman of Waterville was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. Ira Belyea of Waterville was
a caller at the home Of her father.
Alden Bassett of the Bassett Road
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trefethen of
Halifax Street have moved their
household goods to a rent in Fair
field.