Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-19
WINSLOW
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WINSLUu
Cover. Thyns
A very pretty wedding ceremony
was performed Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock by Rev. E s. Dolliff,
pastor OF the Winslow Congregation
contracting parties were Mildred
Alice Thyng, formerly OF this town
but now Of Fairfield. and Walter
Raymond Cover also OF Fairfield.
Fred Thyng, father of the bride.
gave her away In marriage, while
Marguerite Thyng. sister Of the bride.
and Randolph Cover. brothers OF the
groom, acted as bridesmaid and best
man. The double ring service was
used. and as the bride. escorted by
her father, went to her husband, lit
tie Marion Thyng. youngest sister Of
the bride; acting az flower GIRL
The pretty ceremony was witnessed
by many friends of the contracting
parties. The bride is a former Wins
low girl, but left town some time ago
and has been employed at the Fair
field Sanatarium as stenographer.
The groom is also employed at the
Sanatarium. They have many friends
In Winslow and Fairfield who will
wish them long, happy welded life.
Roy D'Autil, youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis D'Autil OF the Alb
bott road was quite severely, al
though not seriously injured Tuesday
afternoon, when driving a work horse
hitched to a large express wagon.
Roy Is only n LITTLE fellow to manage
such a big outfit. but was doing q
fine job. when suddenly the thill
grit gave way. sending the thills
over the horses back. He became
frightened and started to run away,
overturn!ng the wagon. The little
driver and friend riding with him
were thrown violently to the ground,
sustaining severe scratch wounds
but fortunately no broken bones.
Everett Coffin of Massilon, Ohio,
was visitor Wednesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mansfield.
Miss Mildred Williams has entered
the Elm City hospital for surgical
treatment.
Mrs. II. B. Cole Of Skowhegan was
visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. B.
Robinson. yesterday.
Hon. III. T.. Wadsworth of Win
throp and Justice Leslie Cornish OF
Augusta were business callers in
town Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Jack are Wis
iting friends In Winslow for a few
days. Mr.. Jack was formerly pas
tor OF the Winslow Congrega tional
church. and a student at Colby COL
Iege. Both MIR. and Mrs. Jack have n
host OF friends to welcome them
every time they visit winslow or
Waterville.
Meeting Church ORGANIZATION
Members OF the organization and
many outsiders assembled at the
Winslow Congregational church par.
Tors tuesday afternoon at ESQ to en-
JOY the annual June meeting, The
parlors were beautifully decorated
with daisies and buttercups. while in
the vestry there were beautiful
peonies and pansies. These were
arranged in alternate manner. MAX
ing very striking and pleasing
Rev. F. S. Dolliff, pastor NJ +ba
church, opened the program with
Scripture reading and prayer. The
next number was fine piano solo by
Mrs. Harriet Patterson which was
enthusiastically received and en-
cored reading by Miss Mabel Dol.
IiIr was also much enjoyed, Miss
Lewis OF Benton avenue gave a
splendid vocal solo. accompanied bv
mrs. Harriet Patterson. Mrs. Sam
uei Clarke gave a fine piano solo
wnicn was very much appreciated.
MI DohiH Then made some very
pleasing and appropriate remarks in
honor and praise OF the orxanizofion
which IL responsible for these June
meetings. which are a much looked
Tor event In the summer season
MIS-. George Patterson called th.
business session to order, and Miss
Jennie Howard, secretary OF TIA or
eanization, read the report Of tha
last meeting. AIRS. Susan Cushuaan.
treasurer. gave her report. THE Of
ncers Tor next year were elected an
Iouows: Moderator. Mrs Susan Cush-
man; president. Mrs. Charlotte Nor.
ton: vice president. Mrs. John Hor.
arc; secretary. Miss Jennie Howard.
treasurer. Mrs. Susan ,Cushman. The
omcers voted to adjourn thu rneetin1
until the third Tuesday in June. IesS
AFTER the business session ana vofe
Tor adjournment was passed. deli
cious refreshments,~ CONSISTING oY
assorted sandwiches. cake, uunch.
ana conee were served. Guests cf the
,nesting Were MFR. and Mrs. David
5 LACK, ana Mr., and Mrs. Ciarence n.
was formerly pastor Of fha yvinsionr
church and Mr.. Flood was former,v
superintendent Of schools here.
extensive repairs on the Aydnev
NH on the Reynolds road IN Wins-
low are being made. This hill has
neretocore been 80 narrow that two
.eams or automobiles had difflcuifv
g passng without coliIdinx. and
.nen the work II finished the road
VII De q rect wide, making q great
A'pDvenent TOE travellers over It.
Mr.. Louis O,Astil Happily snrur;.ea
:. Mrs. Louis DAutil 81 the IbhSf
Ioea was happily and pleasantly STR.
prised ut her home Tuesday eyeuinx.
When upon her return from Al auto.
mobile ride bhe wasssrestsd 81 about