Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-07
WINSLOW
At Minslow CONGREGATIONAL Church

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most carefully prepared and scholar
ly discourse was perhaps that or
Lynn McCrillis, and Sanford Rey-
nolds as second speaker on the neg
alive side of the first question to be
debated, proved himself o good
speaker without notes. The Ques-
tions: Resolved: That the United
States Should Grant the Philippine
Islands Their Immediate Independ-
ence." Affirmative, Charles Day ana
Edwin Wilson: negative, Wilbur
Taylor and Sanford Reynolds.
Second question: Resolved thai
the House Should Approve the Box
Prize Peace Plan" Affirmative
Cleaphas Roy, Merton CULVER; neg
atives, Lynn McCrillis and Lionel
Poulliot.
In both debates the negatives won.
Carl Is. Lord, principal of the high
school, presided. Clyde +. Russell
was instructor.
Harry Il, McCrillis has gone TO
Providence. X. l., in the interests Oh
the Gulf Refining Company.
Alfred Chamberlain has moved
his family to the Norton house In
this town.
Winslow High school boys Will go
to Hartland today. where they VIII
meet the Hartland High school boys
in q game of baseball Several per-
sons outside the school intend to go.
Mrs. Benjamin Mosher is visiting
relatives in South China for q rev
days.
George Booker has returned to
Portland, after visiting relatives IN
town for a few days.
Airline Suite is confined to her
home on Benton avenue.
Friends in town of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Hapwo1th will rejoice to
learn that they are the happy par
ents of an eight-pound son born
Monday.
On Friday evening of this week
there will be a musical entertain
ment given at the Taconnett Club
house in this town. in observance of
National Music week. With the eX-
ception of one, every participant in
this entertainment is from WinSlow,
and the residents of Winslow will
have the opportunity to see what
musical talent is developing in their
town. There will be solo dances,
vocal solos. not to mention the
splendid musical duets. Quartets and
trios, and this program, under the
able direction of Mrs. Harriet Pat
terson, promises Winslow music low
ers and all those not from Winslow
who attend, entire satisfaction.
Hon. Herbert L. Wadsworth of
Winthrop was n caller at w. Z. Rey-
nolds' of Bay street Tuesday.
Chester Ellis of Augusta was q
business caller in town yesterday.
Edward Chase was caller in
Waterville yesterday, where he at
tended the funeral of his uncle,
Charles Chase.
George l.. Wyman of Benton was
a caller at the home of relatives in
town.
Eliza Chase is visiting relatives in
Benton for a few days.
Friends OF little Christine Emery
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Emery of Lithgow street, will be
glad to learn that she has sufficient
Iy recovered from her recent seri-
Gus illness TO be able to play out
doors for q short time in the day.
The Thursday Club will hold its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
George Totman of First street on
Thursday afternoon.
The members Of the Sebasticool;
Literary Club held meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the community
rooms of the parsonage. There was
a very good attendance.
There was no program, but cur
rent events were heard, and it was
also decided to hold a food sale at
some later date.
The next meeting will be held MaS
10th at the Community rooms.
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD Harry
Goodine. advanced registry super
visor, who has been at Z. w. Towle's
for two days. left Friday for North
Fairfield, where he will be for severa
days ut the farm of A. F.. Hodges
Friends of Mrs. J. II. Bailey will
regret that she is not feeling as wei
and unite in hoping that she will
soon be better.
f, Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. r. Ward left
Sunday for Massachusetts where
they Will make their home in the
future. During the four years they
have lived here they have made man,
friends. who regret their going ant
wish them success in their new
work.
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