Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
W|NSLOW
Winsow Grange Holds Fine Meet.

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Winslow Grange Holds Fine Meet.
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Winslow Grange held it's regular
meeting at the hall Friday evening,
and the attendance was unusually
large. Children's night was OBJ
served and the following program
was given, under the direction of
Miss Florence Bowden, Faylene
Hodges and Dorothy Chamberlain.
Flag salute, singing of America,
primary children of Fort School;
recitation, Geraldine Reynolds: pi-
ona solo, Marjorie Chamberlain; ;
song, mo Sir!", Methel Rainey and
Edward Fortin; piano solo, Lenore
LeClair; song, Here's a ball for
baby" primary children; recitation.
Glenys Rainey; Impersonation of
Old Black Joe. Clayton Reynolds; pi-
ano solo, Hilda Wood; song, "Soli-
tude," intermediate girls; recita-
tioin, Russell Jones; piano solo, Ell
nora Fortin.
This program was very pleasingly
given indeed and showed careful
preparation by the children and by
the young ladies' in charge of it.
At the next regular meeting, on
Aug 81, the following officers, ap-
pointed by the Worthy Lecturer of
the Grange. Mrs. Rose Reynolds,
will fill the chairs, conduct the
meeting, furnish the program and
have charge of the refreshments.
Officers: Master Rufus Crosby; ov-
erseer, Ralph Towle; Lecturer, Mil
dred Marcia; steward, Edwin Wix-
son; assistant steward. Carroll Wix-
son; chaplain, Lola Garland; treas
urer. Alvin Matheson; secretary,
Wesley Wilson; gate keeper, DON
old Matheson; Ceres, Sadie Thorn
as; Pomona, Margaret Kinnear;
Flora, Marion Horne; lady assistant
steward Marcia Thomas.
At the meeting of September 4th
a contest will begin, the Grange
being divided into two divisions.
One division. called the A division,
will have on their side all the mem
bers names from A to the letter NJ
of the alphabet. and the other di-
vision, called division NJ will have
on their side all those from M
through the entire alphabet. Then
each side is to furnish a half hour
program for three Grange meetings.
and the fourth meeting which will
come in October, the defeated side
will furnish the program and sup
per. The members of the commit
tee for division A are Mrs. Percy
Jakins, Florence Bowden, Margaret
Kinnear, Rufus Crosby and Mrs. D.
c. Day. Members of division NJ
committee, are Mrs. c. w. Wilson,
Mrs. Embert Ramsey, Mrs. w. H.
Pollard, Miss Sadie Morrow and F.
L. Merrick.
These contest promote and stimu-
late interest among the young peo-
Pile of the Grange, and Winslow
Grange under the splendid corps of
officers this year is becoming more
interesting than ever.
Fred Libby of Bay street has re-
turned to his home after being a
patient at the Sisters Hospital in
Waterville for some days past. He
is greatly improved after his serious
operation and friends were much
pleased to see him sitting on his
porch yesterday afternoon.
Miss Arbine Smith who has been
attending University of Maine sum-
mer school is at her home on Hall
fax street.
D. B. Mason accompanied by his
son Daniel was a business visitor
in Augusta yesterday.
Gladys and Pauline Smith who
have been attending summer sess-
ion at Gorham Normal school, re.
turned to their home on Halifax
street Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mansfield and
children Phyllis and Lee left by au-
tomobile Sunday morning for
Jonesport where they will be the
guests for a week of Mr.. Mans
fields mother. Mrs. Jane Mans
field.
Cecil Harrington Of South China
was employed in town over the
week end.
Mrs. Ella Cole has returned to her
home on Bay street after visiting
relatives in Clinton.
number of baseball fans from
Winslow attended the big game on
Libbey Field, Waterville, Saturday aft
ernoon between the Independents of
Waterville and the Madison team.
Miss Arbine Smith has accepted a
position for few weeks at Merri-
coneag Hotel, Harpswell, and left to
TAKE up nST new uulltS
Mrs. Fred McClelland Of Whitins
VILE, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Reynolds at their home on
the Garland road.
Harvey Patten Of the River road
has gone to Mars Hills, Aroostook
county, called there by the serious ILL
ness of his mother.
Charles Johnson Of Fairfield was a
visitor Sunday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds on Bay
street.
Miss Bernice Simpson and brother
Melvin of Augusta were callers at the
home of friends in town Sunday.
Forrest Peavey has returned from
Montville, where he passed the week
end with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Andrews and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney of Halo
we'll were visiting Mrs. Sadie Fuller at
the home of George Bassett Sunday
evening.
Miss Madeline Jakins returned Sun
day evening to her home after passing
the week end with friends in Halo
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LeClair and
daughter Lenore were visitors at Old
Orchard Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Herd