Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-13
WINTHROP
Rally Day Sunday Observance


Rally Day was observed Sunday at
the Methodist church with a very
large attendance both at the morn
ing service and at the Sunday school
hour.
the pastor appropriate to the occas-
ion. Five babies were christened,
Chester and Roland Lavallee, Or
vile Sumner Abbott, Carl George
Abbott. Carl George Yeaton and
Beatrice Bond.
Miss Gladys Aldrich was baptized
and Misses Aldrich, Frances Edwards
and Regera Curtis received into pro-
stationary membership of the church.
The exercises at Sunday school
opened with the salute to the Chris
tian and to the American flags by
tn, young peoples department., the
girls tambourine band furnishing
music for the marching.
The program included: Singing,
True Hearted. Whole Hearted; Pray
er. Rev. II. F. Aldrich; Capturing the
Stage for Rally Day. Christian Boys
class: Address of Welcome, Mr.. H.
r.. Foster. Supt.: duet, Mrs. Bessie
Perkins, Mrs. Ryer: exercise, Mrs.
Rowelrs class: Somebody Else. Do 1t
Now Class; reading, Mrs. Dorothy
Carleton, with music by a quartette,
Misses Irma Simpson and Mary
Pease. Marsters York and Charles
Pinkham; recitations, Lawrence
Bishop. Thelma Albee, Lucille Frost.
Marjorie French, Alfred Bond and
Berniece Ryer; hymn, His Way With
Thee.
Decorations for the occasion were
arranged by the Anti Can't Glass,
autumn foliage and red berries be-
ing furnished by the saxon and
Christian Boys classes, and were
very attractive.
Notices for the week were given
as follows: Tuesday afternoon. the
Helping Hand Glass will meet for a
1910 party with Mrs. +. A. Yeaton,
Wednesday afternoon the Home Mis-
sionary Society meets with Mrs. w.
l.. Dow: Thursday the Ladies' Aid
has an all day meeting with Mrs,
MOffit and on Friday evening the
-Can'ts will meet with Jessie
Thomas with program in charge of
Dorothy Careton. Next Sunday will
be observed as Harvest Sunday.
A special meeting of Winthrop
Grange was held Saturday evening
for the comforting Of the third and
fourth degrees upon a class Of can
GENTLY done by the Ladies' degree
team. Visitors were present from
Thorne's Corner Grange OF Auburn,
Merrymeeting Grange OF Bowdoin-
ham. Manchester. Readfeld, Mon
mouth, Lubec, Dennysville. Cole
brook. N. H., Newburyport. Mass,
Danville Jet. and Richmond.
A harvest supper was served fol-
lowing the degree work. Center
pieces of dahlias and plates of ap-
piles made the tables very attractive.
The next meeting will be Tuesday
evening. october 21st. with program
in charge Of Messrs. Hudson and
Taylor.
The inspection of the officers of
Abenaki Chapter o. f. s. was held
Friday evening. District Deputy
Grand Matron. Mrs. Madeline f.
Gerald of China. being the inspect
ing officer. Supper was served at
$50. the committee in charge being
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Maxwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Maxim. The inspecting officer
praised the work done very highly.
NISllOVS were pEcSeut AIOtik d HutllDeE
Of nelghboring lodges.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. +.
a. Hill entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Eustic. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Stockford. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Partridge at steamed clam supper
followed by cards. Mrs. Partridge
won the highest score and Mr.. Part
ridge the lowest.
The Happy Four Club was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Miss
Madeline Riley. the prize winners
being Mrs. Thelma Godfrey and Miss
Eleanor Bishop. Refreshments were
served.
The State Y. NJ. c. A. committee
met the last Of the week at the
State Camp, winthrop Center with
lunch at noon served by Mrs. Hig-
gins OF the Y. NJ. c. A. farm. Re-
representatives. were present from all
over the state.
The women's Division Of the
Farm Bureau met Friday at Grange
hall with a large attendance.
At noon. Cardinal salad, rice and
apple pudding with vanilla sauce and
coffee were prepared and served.
Community meals was the subject
OF discussion by Miss Pennock, Home
Demonstration Agent.
Dramatic Club Meets