Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-01
WINSLOW
Winslow Tea Club Meets

The Winsiow Tea Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Marcia on Lithgow street. The
meeting was opened with a Nictrola
selection, The Dream" by Caruso.
The Following responses were given tc
the roll call: Recitation. pine Nee.
dies" Mrs. Thomas Peters; recitation,
Lament of a Flapper." Mrs. Harold
Proctor; Nictrola selection. "The Ros-
ary." Mccormick; recitation. Keep a
Going" Mrs. Clifford York: reading.
"A Long Lane Without q Turning"
Mrs. Charles Marcia; selection from
Shakespeare by Mrs. Margaret Chris
tie: reading, Our own" Mrs. Maurice
Emery. The closing song on the Vic
trola was entitled "Juanita." by Emilio
DeGogorza. A bean guessing contest
followed in which Mrs. Maurice Emery
won the prize. very pretty dish. Mrs.
Thomas Peters won the prize in the
cake contest. Refreshments of salad.
hot rolls. olives, cheese. assorted cake,
tea and coffee We're served by the host
css. The next meeting will he held at
the home of Mrs. Margaret Christie.
John Goodinc. who has been at the
home of Ralph Thibedeau for five
years. is now working for Hollis A.
Simuson.
Miss Ethel York of 'watervrlc IS at
home caring for her mother, Mrs. Les
lie York. who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LeClair attend
cd the State meeting Of grange lee
turers at Augusta on Thursday. MIR.
LeClair. lecturer of Winslow Grange,
will report at the regular grange meet
ing tonight.
On January % an eight-pound girl
was born to Mr. and Mrs. clyde Ellis.
Mrs. Ellis is being cared for at the
home of her brotherin-law. Adelbert
Ellis, by Mrs. Viola Sylvester of Shaw
NUT.
on January 20 at the Elm City hospi-
tai IN Waterville twin sons were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rousseau of
Pleasant street. Waterville. Mrs. Rous-
seau VIII be remembered at Ruth
Drummond. daughter of Scott II. and
Amy McNally Drummond.
Miss Edna Chamberlain of Water
Vile visited at her uncle's. Albert
Chamberlain. over Thursday night.
George McCausland. Oak Grove "a.
of WinsloW. gave the address at chapel
exercises at the seminary Tuesday
morning. giving n short account Of the
Olympic games and explaining the
present contests.
Wesley Wilson. Z. OF NJ. %. is at
home. having finished the first semes-
ter
Miss Priscilla Cram is confined TO her
home with the measles.
Hugh McDcnnot has returned home
from the Augusta General hospital and
is resting comfortably.
Mrs. Thomas Rankin. Mrs. John
Burgess and daughter Janet attended
the Clan Campbell concert and ball at
Lewiston Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Chamberlain passed
Wednesday night in Waterville the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Henry Cham
bcrlain.
The conference st the Boston avenue
school at 10 A. VI. Thursday regard
ing matters OF interest to the pupils
of Reynolds Hill school. was settled
satisfactorily To all concerned. School
will he resumed az usual today.
Eight people braved the weather
Wednesday evening and took advantage
&c the newly opened reading room in
the sclectmen's Office. Miss Howard
was in the library and Miss Dunbar in
the reading room. Being open Wednes-
days until s O'Clock, a much better
opportunity is given pupils 10 do il
brary work.
Frank l.. Simpson Of Benton avenue
who has been ILL., is improving.
Mrs. Rosetta Scribner. who has been