Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-23
Winslow Grange

Winslow Grange
The S0th anniversary of WlnSloW
Grange was observed Friday evening,
Sept. 18th. The first and second de-
grees were conferred upon class OF
candidates numbering five. The pro-
gram committee was Mrs. Aloert
Chamberlain, Mrs. Oscar Reynolds
and Robert Horne. The following
program was given: Quartet selec-
ton; reading. Mrs. Theodore Thomp-
son; vocal solo. Charlotte Jakins.
History of Winsnlow Grange, Sadie
Morrow.
The following officers were chosen
at the business meeting: Master. r.
|C. Drummond; overseer. Elmer
Smith: steward, F.. S. Garland: as
sistant steward. Henry Garland:
lady assistant steward, Miss Lura
Taylor: gate keeper, Albert Fuller;
Pomona. Mrs. Lora Garland; Ceres.
Miss May; Flora, Mrs. Henry Gar
land.
Three of the charter members are
ing in Ontario. Cal. +. c. Drum
mond, living in Beverly, Mass and
Elmer Smith of Winslow, at present
treasurer of the grange. A splendid
letter of greeting was read by Mrs.
Albert Chamberlain from +. c. Drum
mond.
Mrs. Nancy Smith was a recent
visitor at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. A. C. Hooper of Franklin.
Mrs. Mildred Carter and little
daughter of Waterville We're visitors
Monday at the home of Mrs. Carriers
mother Mrs. Elmer Jones.
The big fair will be held at Wins
low Grange hall today. Dinner will
be served from 11.30 till 1.S0. baby
show at IL o'clock. There will be all
sorts of sports and contests, and then
! in the evening will be the big dance
! with music by Tozier's orchestra OF
| Albion.
Chester Ellis of Augusta was a
! business caller in town yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil harrington and
sons Carl and Carleton OF South
China were visitors in town Sunday
evening.
! Schoolmates and friends in town of
| Fred Eiles of North Nassalboro, a
| student at Winslow High school.
| will regret very much to learn that
! the broken bone in his right hand,
sustained when he played in the
Cony-Winslow game at Augusta last
Saturday afternoon, will prevent him
! from playing again this season
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Tobey of Bay
street We're Sunday visitors at
Palermo.
Mrs. William Sabine Of Clinton was
visiting friends in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Reynolds We're
recent callers at the home OF rela-
tives in Sidney.
Mrs. Ellen Garland has gone to
Franklin. to care for Mrs. Annie c.
| Hooper who is quite i'll.
| w. r. Reynolds was in Fairfield
Sunday evening.
! George Maxim was in Madison
| Sunday.
Fred Niles who played end at the
! Cony- Winslow game Saturday had
| the misfortune to break a bone in
! his right hand.
! Miss Alice Smith has gone to
| Franklin to pass a few days.
| Eugene Whittier has returned from
| n two weeks vacation at his home in
! Readfield.
Miss Any Drawn returned Sunday
to her home in Rockland after pas
sing few months at the home of her
| aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w.
| Tobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. Grant Of ST.
| Adams. Maine visited at the home of
| MI >. SISTER ana nuSDanu, MT.
! and Mrs. w. Il. Reynolds of Bay
| Street Sunday.
Charles Robinson was Il business
! caller in Franklin Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Phillips,
daughter Lucern, and Mr.. and Mrs
Selden Reynolds and daughter. Neiva
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson OF
Fairfield visited relatives in Winslow
| Sunday.
| Miss Olive Smith was week end
! visitor at the home of her mother,
/ Mrs. Nancy Smith
! William Spencer of Fairfield Sun
day was at the home of DR.. and Mrs,
| E. c. Hooper.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Stewart and