Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-17
WINTHROP

evening with Miss Evelyn Hills
There was a good attendance. Games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The officers and Evelyn
Hills and Barbara will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with the club lead
er' MRS. j. G. Jordan, to plan a pro-
gram for the season. The next
meeting of the club will be held in
TWO weeks with Gwendolyn Brown.
The Fidelity class of the Meth
odist Sunday school met Monday
evening at the home of Miss Nav
Norcross. The following Committees
were appointed: Membership com
mittee. Miss May Norcross, Miss
Eva Moody, Mrs. 'Addie Wentworth
and Miss Lizzie Williams; devotion
a! committee. Mrs. George Sedgelev,
MRS. Bertha Sinclair and Mrs. Helen
Grant; social committee, Mrs. Cora
Edwards, Mrs. Isabelle Holmes and
Mrs. George Thomas. 1t was vot ed
10 nold meetings once a MONTH The
next meeting will be held Monday
evening. July 13, with Mrs. Cora
Edwards. Delicious refreshments
We're served.
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Walton. Mrs.
Vernie Sprague and Irving Brawn
made trip to Boston Monday.
MISS Fannie Putnam passed Mon.
day in Augusta.
Mrs. w. j. Bonney attended the
ssiauuatlon exercises at Colby col
1ese. her daughter. Miss Mildred
Dtisss' was one of the graduates.
Whirlwind Does Damaoe
A whirlwind of almost cyclone nro
poruons in parts of the town. passed
over the village at about 1880 yes
.efuay and did considerable DANA pc
70 the shade trees. Telephone and
eiectrlc light wires wele torn down
~ ialiing nmbs~ and branches. A
large elm tree on Union street ona
oI the largest and handsomest SHADE
erees IN town, was t--'-.-, off anJ
zen with crash. parting in two sec
LIONS. The heavier part of the tree
barely missed the residence of Mr.
eugene Spear. The other bronch
.eH with a crash upon the roof NJ
the Heon House, and damaged ,he
Ioor OF the building as it swent r.
me ground. The fallen giant on.
'ireiy blocked the street. This traa
WAS over four feet in diameter.
Mr; and Mrs. Forrest Rice ans
ua9gnter Katherine of Winthrop. Mr
dna Mrs. Samuel White ana NJ
eiiers and son Frederick of AupIs-
"a motored to Madison Sundav
fsns; ~nere they attended, the Jeffers
lamfly reunion. Aei
Joseph Fortier left Tuesday for
employment. 'eeufeo
TO Chicago. LIP
II piC1.
Lewiston yesterday. ~
j. q. Jordan will he emn,or., :.
Ahorews market during the sumner
Mrs. Abbie Edwards visited in o,,.
land Tuesday.
MRS. Herbert Gay and babv-Ieft tbs
community Hospital Saturday for
their home in Readfield.
Mrs. Evelyn Libby was DISCHARGED
from the Community Hospital Satur-
Jay Following surgical operation.
Inc play entitled THE Mysterious
Lutte Heroine" to have been present
cd by the girls classes of the Method
lsc sunday school, has been postponed
1'he girls Will hold a food sale Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at Andrews
store. The proceeds will be used to
defray the expenses of their trim to
Ocean Park.
Next Wednesday, June "a, at Read
field Grange, the fifth degree will be
conferred at 6 O'Clock and the sixth
degree at s o'clock. In the afternoon
memorial service will be held for de-
parted members, and the regular Po-
mona program will be given. Supper
Will be served at o'clock at Masonic
hail.
Miss Lura No-cross returned Tues
Cay from Colby College,.
David Mcrch has returned from a
visit in Jefferson.
The Saxon class of the Methodist
Sunday school met at the church vcs-
try Monday. The following officers
were elected for six months: Charles
Finkllam, president: Donald Rollins,
vice president: Kenneth Andrews. sec
re:ary and treasurer. The class Is
planning to present a musical enter
tai1ment July ed.
EAST-There will be a special
meeting of the Thursday Club at the
vestry on Thursday afternoon, June
IS at o'clock. Allsare urged to at
tend.
Leroy Healey of West Brookfeld,
Mass, VlSlteu HIS parents, WI. Oil"
Mrs. Herbert Healey over Sunday.
Nearly hundred attended the pic
mic at Bear Pond Park on Saturday
and had a most delightful time.
George Fraser of Avenue Farm OF
Augusta, visited Miss Elizabeth Fra
ser at Winslow Farm on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Woodhouse
and Mrs. >Woodhouse's father, Mr..
Sumner Winslow of Lisbon Falls,
were recent guests at A. c. Fords.
Bowdoin Class of