Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-18
WINTHROP

Miss Sarah LLOYD passed away
Wednesday night az her home OF
Main street. Although in failing
health for some time. she was con
fined 10 her bed but a few days. She
was is years OF age and leaves no
near relatives.
Funeral services will be held from
the home this afternoon at = o'clock.
The meeting OF the Methods;
Ladies Aid 20 have been held Fri
day has been postponed. owing 10
the death OF one OF the members.
Miss Mabel Anderson or Lewiston
is in town. called here by the Illness
and death OF her cousin. Miss Sarah
Lloyd.
The Home Missionary Society
held its first meeting OF the mission
airy season. Wednesday afternoon a.
the home of Mrs. H. B. Maxheld.
j. members being present. Devo-
tional exercises were led by Mrs. II
F. Aldrich and resolutions for the
new year were given by each mem
Der. A paper on Hospital Work"
was given by Mrs Maxfield and one
! OF Work Done by Schools" by Mrs
| Carrie French. A debate, Resolved
That hospitals are more powerful
| evangelical agency than the school"
was won by the affirmative.
A vocal solo was given by Mrs
I Albertina Davis. Following the pro
gram a cob-web social was held on
! the lawn.
Dainty refreshments were served
| by the hostess. The August meeting
will be held with Mrs. Carrie
French.
DR.. F. H. Badger underwent a
! successful surgical operation at his
! home on Summer street Thursday
morning. 1t will be a month before
! he will resume practice.
| Cards have been received by
| friends announcing the birth Of
| twins on July 18th, at Princeton 10
| Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blake. They have
! been named Edwin Kennedy and Ed
wilma Brown. Mr.. Blake was n for
mer principal OF Winthrop Gram
! mar school and Mrs. Blake was also
a former teacher in the same school
and both have many friends in
town.
Mrs. Ada Bates gave a birthday
family dinner party Thursday even
ing in honor of Dr. and Mrs. John
J Milliken who are leaving soon for
Portland. Dinner was served at Il
O'Clock The table bore beautiful
ccnterpiece OF flowers anc flowers
were also placed at each place. The
guests were pr. and Mrs. John Nil
lIken of Readfeld and DR.. Carl Bates
of Winthrop.
Earl Norton. who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis at
>. the Community Hospital was dis
charged Wednesday and returned 20
his home in Fayette.
Mrs. F. f.. Webb, Mrs. Rose Well
man and grandson. Richard Bell
were recent visitors Of friends in
Monmouth.
Mrs. T.. +. Wood Mrs. Everard
French and Mrs. Frank Horn made
a trip to Belgrade Wednesday. Mrs.
Susie Clark and two children Of
Belgrade accompanied them home
and were overnight guests of Mrs.
French, leaving yesterday for Bos-
ton where Virginia Clark will receive
medical treatment at hospital.
Merton Hodges IL making a bust
! ness trip to Eockland.
| Mrs II. c. Bishop and Miss Mary
| Putnam passed "Wednesday in Lew
iston
Mrs. Augustus Snow and son Billy,
/ have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Augusta.
Miss Mary Gallagher Of HalloweN
was a recent guest Of friends in
| town
Mrs. Eta Written entertained two
! tables OF Auction. The guests were
Mrs Richmond, Mrs. Linscott. Mrs.
Fverard French, Mrs r. &. Riley.
! Mrs. J. NJ. Tuwle, Mrs. George Towlc
and Mrs Frances Bate. Mrs,
! George Towle received The prize for
the highest score and Mrs. Linscott
the consolation.
Mrs. Thomas Bowker and little
! daughter. Martha, who have been
visiting friends in town have return
ed to their homo in Belfast.
NJ. w. Wiswcll has sold his cottage
on Lake Cobbosscccontee to New
! York parties.
The Sargent class o. the Congre-
/ gatioual Sunday school entertained
! their husbands and a number Of In
vitcd guests at n supper at the cot
/ taEe Of Mrs. Ray Rogers on Lake
| Annabessacook Wednesday evening.
/ There were - seated at the supper
| table and all enjoyed very delight
| ful evening. The supper committee
were Mrs. Maud MaComber. Mrs.
Dorothy Bates and Mrs. Rogers.
Card OF Thanks