Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-15
WINTHROP

Albert III. Frost Women's Relief
Corps, held its annual inspection
thursday evening with Mrs. Fannie
Dolby OF Saco, a member of the Ex-
tfnsion Department, as inspecting Of
f1cer.
The work was spIendidly done and
heartily approved by the inspecting
officer.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served
The second baby clinic for babies
and small children will be held Mon
day, Nov II at / o'clock at the town
Eall. The babies will be examined
and any advice wished will be given
Mothers are asked to bring a shawl
blanket or quilt to wrap the baby in
while waiting for the doctor.
Mrs. Minnie Bates left the first of
the week for Danvers, Mass. where
she has employment.
The Ladies Social Circle of the
Congregational church held an all
day meeting Thursday with Mrs.
G. F. Marble. There were AZ mem
bers present. The time was passed
in sewing for the coming fair. and a
delicious dinner was served at noon.
The Circle will hold an all day meet .
ing next Thursday with Mrs. Frank
Fairbanks and Mrs. Howard Yeaton
as hostesses.
Cards have been received by friends
from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eastman,
who are on their way south. The
cards were mailed from Richmond,
Va, and speak of a pleasant trip.
Mrs. r. r. Rogers and Mrs. Helen
p. kimball have returned from a few
days visit in Boston.
Nru NJ "a
from Brockton. Mass, where she was
called BY the illness Of her father.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met at the church vestry
Thursday afternoon, where they
| tackled puff.
Mrs. Aida Rogers Wolf was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray V KIM
ball in Portland. Armistice Day.
The Helping Hand" class OF the
Methodist Sunday school met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. l..
Dow. There was a good attendance
and plans We're made for the win
ter's work.
Mrs. Minnie Lawrey and two
daughters. Mildred and Marcia OF
Lewiston were recent callers on
friends in town.
Mr.. and .Irs. i. F.. Webb " ;sed
Armistice Day in Auburn. guests of
Mr.. Wcbb's brother. l.. E. Could.
The food sale by the tableau staff
OF Winthrop Grange, will be held at
Andrews store this afternoon at :;
o'clock.
Hollis Davis. Earl Harris. Richard
IauGhlin. Earl Holmes and Paul
Sturtevant are attending the State
y. NJ. c. a convention at Waite rville.
The meeting of the Women's divi-
sion of the Farm Bureau, to have
been held FRIDAY has been postponed
to later date.
Roger Fuller. who has been visit
ing his cousin. II. G. Bates. has re
turned to his home in Topsfe:d
, Mass
Mrs. George Murch is visiting rela-
tives in Oakland
The Winthrop Dramatic Club pre-
scented the musical comedy "tncI2
Ruf at cumston Hall il Monmouth,
Ihu' sday evening.
The Winthrop Literary club ave
some hand woven scarfs. made bv
disabled soldiers which will be on
sale at &. J.. RowelIS store today.
The annual fair by the students
OF Winthrop High school was held
at the Town Hall Friday afternoon.
The hall was most attractiveIy
'erorat'd with the school eolors OF
/. green and white, with the booths IN
class colors.
The Seniors sold cooked food from
a very handsome booth of pink and
WnIte. ard was literally patronized
The Juniors sold frankforts and
their booth was in blue and gold
Ihe candy was in charge of the
oorhomores and their booth was
! strikinSlN fostooned in orange and
black.
The Freshmen had a fish pond hune.
In green and white and drew a liberia
share of the patronage
The financial returns from the fair
were very satisfactory.
The Mothers club met Friday AZ
ternoon at the Red Cross room with
a good attendance.
The feature of the program was an
address by Supt. W. +, Packard on
, The Potentialitics Of the Child''
which was listened to with close 4
attention. and was followed 10y a gem
eral discussion.
The meeting proved of much inter
est to all 4 rising vote of thanks
was given to Mrs.. NJ. l.. stanley for
her many kndnesses to the club.
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