Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-20
WINTHROP
Father and Son Banquet Apr 20

Tickets are out for the Father and
Son Banquet to be held at the town
hall, Apr. 20. All who plan to 90 are
asked to secure their tickets of Rev.
+. ]. keenan,, G. =. Gale or Joseph
Jordan by Tuesday. Apr. 81, so that
plans may be completed. All men
who are interested and who have
no sons, are asked to notify the
committee, so that boys who would
like to go may be provided with a
father" in case their own is un-
able to attend.
The banquet is to be made a big
community affair, a real get togeth-
err for boys and their dads, and a
fine program is being arranged by
the committee in charge.
The winners in the Monday morn
Ing three minute speeches at the
grammar school will compete with
each other Tuesday. speaking on
school Spirit" Those who have
already won honors and Will speak
on this topic are Gwendolyn Brown
Aurare Fountain, Evelyn Hills, Ev-
elyn Andrews, Earl Beatty, Roger
Audette, Maurice Spear, Richard
Laughlin and Gerald Adkins.
The Literary Club gives a public
meeting at town hall this evening.
Harry Cochrane of Monmouth will
speak on Mammoth Cave" ana
winthrop Webb will sing. All are in :
vited.
The Boy Scouts laid out n half
mile track for the Scout pace tcst
friday night and on Saturday Geo
Drapeau and Fernand Deblois mass
ed the test. i'''"
Inc boys are rehearsing for the
May day program which will he
gwen Tor their benefit by the Wo.
mems Literary Club.
They are also working upon y
scout house on Horseshoe Bend
NarroWs lake, where they are IN
pullo l6x4S foot building in three
iooHls. each 16 feet square. A nun,
per OF men interested in the boys
nave donated both material and H.
por LOT the building so that its cost
olouiu De Kept at a minimum. Tho
Soap oruer has arrived and will he
oeIiVered by the Scouts this weelr
IN FRIDAY evening RAYMOND Riiny
was given pleasant surprise In bop-
or OF his birthday, when Mrs pi1o,,
eentertalned at dinner party Mr., and
MI NJ W. Wiswell, Mr.. and Mrs IT
w. stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl uar.
llfnan. A fine dinner was served :
very handsome birthday cake hatna q
feature. Mr. Riley was remembered
day. '' i'oiior OF the
patrlottc service was held at +be
Oohsregatlonal church SUNDAY o,.o
hihs, the pastor delivery fine addrese
on one Through the Nanv" snoa1,9 ,
ing or the part different denomin,tionr
nase contributed to the making of o,,r
republic and Of the debt orr cow
owes to the denominations.
WI and Mrs. Floyd Yeaton and CIV,
oari We're recent guests of RnIeradr
VI Mr. Aeaton's father, George Yeaton
%.'u ceiepfated the birthday of Ceor,ro
.".oh ana the wedding annivore.r,.
Vi MI and Mrs. Floyd Yeaton a.
.cry pieasant manner, the two ami
Vel o'fieS falling on the same date.
Inc Ladies' Ninstrels Will renao+
t .helr program Thursday evening 80
ms ms week at North Augusta Crane
ne NIL dahce Following the production
ne proceeds from the minstrel ,varo
Hely satisfactory, over 5000 ba,.t,,o
'een cleared on the production,
mere viii be no services this wool,
cburo, ' sunday at the Methodist
.nutch on account of the conferanco
n le t Aususta. The anniversary service
OF the missionary societies at the can
ference will be held THURSDAY, ofton
noon and at 1890 Sunday morninc
baS1 Nicholson will speak at CitS
Inc regular meeting of Wintbron
orange viii be held Tuesday. The
subject of the program will be SAM
c. f. Marble AVA o
Inc Mission Circle of the Congreca-
tlonal church will meet Thursday aft
erhoon at the parish home. This meet
ing VIII be an especially important
elie as the ladies' have started a quilt
for the Pleasant Hill Mission In raw
hessce' spoken of by Mrs. Ida yose