Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
WINSLOW


Mr.. and Mrs. Martin McCaslin who
have been living at the home OF MI.
Win McCaslin this winter. have pur-
chased the Mary Nolan plane on the
Morril road. They expect to make
their home there in the spring.
MIR. and Mrs. Colby Lord of Oak
land were visitors recently at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Seward Car
Isle, of the Reynolds road.
Warren Prentiss was guest We'd
nesday of his grandfather, Mr.. War
rem Richards of Benton.
Mr.. Alonzo .Littlefieid of the Pond
road who had n severe attack of
acute indigestion last week is some
what improved.
Arthur Alexander. son of Mr.. Ninal
Alexander of the Albion road whose
face was so badly hurt while sliding
is better. 1t was necessary to have
1t lanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Martin were in
Fairfield Monday called there by the
funeral of her uncle, MIR. Forest Lam
der.
Mrs. Frieda Smiley and daughter,
Francis and son. Perry were in Wa
terville yesterday visiting her broth
or, Mr.. VIII Knauff of Pleasant
Place.
One of Orrin Palmcrs horses got
east in the stall Wednesday in ouch
way that it could not be saved. 1t
was decided to kill the animal.
Mrs. Lester Simpson has returned
from a several days visit in China.
at the home of her son, Howard
Simpson.
Mrs. Nolney Rollins and daughter,
Madeleine of Waterville We're callers
Wednesday on Mrs. Fred Rollins.
Mr.. Jacob Il. Smith OF Clinton ave-
nue has been drawn as juror for the
Traverse jury of the March term of
the Supreme court at Augusta.
Fairy Wentworth Of Bay street is
sick with the measles.
Those who attended tho OakGroVc-
Winslow high game from Winslow
We're c. b. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Russell. Miss Ruby Shuman and Miss
Edna Chamberlain chaperones. Also
Ruth Reynolds. Alma Glidden. Shirley
Bracket, Doris and Dorothy Marcou,
Jennie Thing. Viola Blake. Rena Ro-
berts, Marjorie Reynolds. Kenneth
Mckay, Ira Cohen. Clcophas Roy,
Lynn McCrillis, Herbert Thing. FL
mont Roberts, Victor lacomb, Mer-
ton Gullifcr, Bernice Simpson, Mad
eleine Jakins, Walter Glidden. Alvin
Matheson. Paulene Smith. Thelma
Johnson. Annie Hooper, also Beatrice
Wood of Oakland.
Dorothy Chamberlain was the guest
Of Charlotte Jakins Wednesday night.
Madeleine Jakins passed the night
"Wednesday with Marjorie Reynolds:
John Withce, proprietor of the
Windsor House Madison was 4 bust
| ness caller in town today.
Mis- Josephie Powers, II. n, who
makes 1t her home at ID. Il. Masons'
| has gone to Augusta on q case.
Il. l.. Erwin of WaterVlie has thir-
) ty six double teams hauling ice to
| the storehouSc on Sanger avenue from
/ the SebaSticook river.
! About IL o'clock Thursday a. NJ.
Shiror's delivery team was crossing
the railroad track near the Gulf Re-
filming Plant when the runner caught
in the rail, overturninS the punS. This
frightened the horse so that he ran
down the road as far DIS the railroad
| station. The hehicle vas demolished
but neither driver or horse was hurt.
Mrs. George Gates of the Cushman
road was a visitor in " aterville. yes
tcrday. Also her daughter, Francis.
Wnslow Tea Club Valentine Party
The Winslow Tea Club held n VAL
entine party Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Maurice Emery
The house was deliberately decora ted
with the Valentine colors. red and
white, and the members wore red and
white caps and aprons.
The program was as follows: OPEN
ing song, Carolina Sunshine; roll call,
valentine quotations, Vegetarian Ro-
nance. Mrs. Harold Proctor; MY VAL
entine, Mrs. Clifford York; vocal solo.
/ mississippi Cradle. Diurice Emery;
Esquimo Valentine TO his love. Mrs.
Charles Marcia: Playmates' Nalcn-
tine. Mrs. Margaret Christie: song,
Golden Gates, The Lamplishter, Mrs.
Thomas Peters; St Valentine, Mrs.
Maurice Emery. Mrs Marcia won
the first prize in the hlndfold game
OF pinninG a heart on the doll. Mrs.
Clifford won the body. Refreshments
We're in accord with the prevailing
color scheme. Lobster salad, hot
rolls, pickles, fancy cookies, cherry
Ice cream, coffee. Two cakes. one
with a large red heart and cupids on
1t and the other of red frosting with
cupids holding fortunes for each
Strcamers run from Il large canopy
over the table to a heart shaped box
in the center. From this ribbons OK
tended to each guest and were at
tached to boxes of candy hearts.
There was also n decorated box from
which each member drew six Valcn-
tines. 1t was n very enjoyable af-
fair
The next meeting will he held at
the home of Mrs. Harold Proctor of
WatcrvilIc.