Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11

Mrs. Emma Dow and Mrs. III. c.
Bishop.
Easter will be observed Sunday at
the Methodist church with sermon in
the morning the pastor, Rev. Ii. +.
Aldrich, whose subject will be The
Living Christ" Members of the
congregation are asked to take their
missionary offerings in separate en-
velopes. There will be baptism and
reception OF members, botn ON pro-
baton and in full membership. In
the evening the pageant Dead and
Risen Will be presented at 1880.
The Martha class of the Methodist
Sunday school have purchased very
handsome curtains tor the choir gal
lery of dark and red plush.
The Winthrop Litel Club will
meet Monday evening tor a Patriotic
night with Mrs. G. +. Sargent as
hostess and leader. The committee
are Mrs. LaNerne Foster and Mrs.
Flora Bishop. Each club member is
asked to represent state in the
Union and to be able to tell some
thing interesting in regard to it.
The Mission Circle OF the Congre-
gat>onal church met Thursday af-
ternoon at the Parish house with
Il good attendance. The usual pro-
gram of study on China was carried
out.
At the Grammar school Friday
morning the basketball letters were
awarded to the following pupils:
Lionel Auclaire, Carleton l oberts,
William Abelli, Donald Arnold, Rich
ard Laughlin, George Drapeau,
Maurice Spear, Gwendolyn Brown,
Frances Edwards, Helen Beatty,
Francis kus. Aurare Fountain and
Evelyn Andrews.
The Nature Study Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. K. X. Rogers at her new home
on Main street. Roll call, Seeking
Trcasurers." Paper "llchenS ana
Mosses," 10y Mrs. Pitman. There
will be music.
A meeting of the Winthrop High
School Athletic Association was held
Yesterday and The following officers
elected to serve for year: fhlllp
Sturtevant, president; Miss Rose
Raymond, secretary, and MISS f.s-
Their Smith, treasurer. The assocla-
ton will hold a tag day May md.
and the following committee was ap-
pointed to secure tags: Marsters
York, Earle iolme, and Arthur
Beatty.
DR.. Don S. Knowlton leaves to-
day for Boston where he will pass
some time in post graduate study at
one of the large Boston hospitals.
Percy Allen OF North Wayne was
a visitor in town yesterday.-MrS'
+. III. Badger has returned from
Aisit with relatives in Farming ton
MIR. Wilson of North Wayne who mas
been patient at the Winthrop
Community Hospital, has been DIS
charged and has returned to his
home. DR.. and Mrs. a. l.. French,
Mrs. Martha French and A. l..
Smith passed Thursday in Lewis
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Twitch-
ell and family of Waterville were
guests Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. IL. Curtis at Maranacook-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. G.. Hudson have re-
turned from New York where they
passed the winter.-Mrs. r. II. Cur
! lis and Mrs r. NJ. Brown passed
Yesterday in Lewiston.-Mr. and
! Mrs. Everett Harris of Watervlle
and Mrs. George Foster of East
| Winthrop were recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall Harris.-Mrs. 4.
w. Wentwoth passed yesterday in
Portland. Miss Bertha Wentworth
of Stamford, Conn, returned with
her for weeks vacation.-Miss
Jessie Thomas visited friends in
Augusta Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. r. Carleton and Mrs. +. II. Bate
passed yesterday in Lewiston.-Mr
and Mrs l.. r. Carleton Jr. visited
relatives in Augusta Thursday.