Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-16
WINTHROP

A Joint meeting Of the mems and
Women's divisions of the Farm Bu-
reau was held Saturday at the
| Grange hall. A splendid dinner was
served at noon by the mems division.
| County Agent c. A. Day and Fred
Sturtevant We're present and spoke
on farm management before the
mems division. The subject of the
women's division was clothing and
Miss Grace Pennock, home demon
| stration agent. was present.
The Tell Me Club enjoyed din
ner at $50 Friday evening with Irs.
| Attalie Gale and Mrs. Barbara
Young as hostesses, at the home of
Mrs. Young. Cards followed. Mrs.
| Marion Thomas winning the highest
score. The Club meets this week
with Mrs. Daisy Hodges.
The Ladies' Whist Club met Satur-
day evening with Mrs. II. w. Stevens
and Mrs. NJ. W. Wiswell at the home
| of Mrs. Stevens. A delicious supper
| was served and Ele evening passed
at cards. Mrs. J. p. Bishop had the
| highest score and Mrs. Stevens the
| lowest. Next Saturday evening the
| Club will meet with Mrs. Bishop
, with a covered dish supper.
Supt. Foster announced at the
Methodist Sunday school yesterday
that the average attendance for the
year is over 100, and Supt. Joseph
! Jordan of the Junior Department re-
! ported the banner attendance of the
| year in the department. Sunday with
only eight members absent from the
entire enrollme-t The school voted
| to produce an Easter pageant under
the direction of Mrs. Lottie York.
The Royal Neighbors of America
will hold a social this evening at
! Moose Hall.
Mrs. Anna Joy is a delegate from
the Winthrop lodge, r. n. A, to
| Dover FoXcroft.
The Sargent Class of the Congre-
| gational Sunday school will hold a
covered dish supper Wednesday
| night at $50 at the home of Mrs.
| III. w. Stevens. Ladies will please
bring dishes.
The young ladies Of the Anti
Can't Class are preparing fine pro-
gram for their Penny Social which
Methodist vestry.
The Literary Club will meet this
| evening with Mrs. J. l.. Andrews.
The subject is Art" and the roll call
will be answered by naming some
artist the world has known.
| The high school drama, much
| Ado About Betty" will be given at
the Town Hall Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds are for the graduation fund.
The Home Missionary Society will
hold an all day meeting Wednesday
| at the Methodist Yestry. A puff will
be tackled in the morning for the
| Deaconess' home. A fine progra m
| has been arranged for the afternoon
| session and mite boxes will be open
ed. The dinner committee is Mrs.
George Sedgiey. Mrs. n. p. Briggs,
Mrs. G. f. Longfellow anu Mrs. c..
II. Penney.
| Thursday evening Prof. Babb of
! the State Department, of Agriculture
will give a lecture at the Methodist
| church on Birds and Insects" il
Illustrated with pictures.
| Winthrop Grange will have an all
! day meeting Tuesday, with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ii. Millspaugh in charge of
the dinner and Mrs. w. P. Briggs of
the program.
There will be an all day meeting
of the Social Circle of the Congre-
gatioAal church Thursday at the
| NCSlly Will .hI y. L. II. Mills
| Mrs. Charles Cummings and Mrs. j.
NJ. Towle the committee in charge.
| The Mission Circle of the Friends
church will meet Thursday instead
of Wednesday this week at the home
! of Mrs. T. ]. Dudley.
Clement Taylor. Elliott Williams
! and Charles Parmenter. of Colby
! college, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Taylor. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Walter Clement entertained as
! dinner guests Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Philip Lishness and son Junior. Miss
Marjorie Maxwell and Miss Elsie
! Crummett OF Augusta.-N. l.. Hanna
| ford has returned from a business
trip to Boston.-Miss Harriet Towle
was at home for the week end from
Colby college.-Mrs. Aida Wolf
| teacher of English at Winthrop High
! Richmond debate Friday eevening. A
! party of young folks from Winthrop
! High was present. = DR.. Don S.
| knowlton was in Fairfield Friday,
called by the illness of his mother,
| Mrs. Frank G. Knowlton.-Mrs. Min
| ME Blake is a patient at the Augusta
| hospital. DR.. Knowlton is in attend
ance.-FOrty- standard under
writer's fire department type. 1-2
| gallon chemicals have been placed
| in Winthrop by the fire department.
! The company has been furnishing
these at cost price following their
three days exhibition at the hose
| house. Mrs. Hattie Chamberlain of
| Waterville was the week end guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Jospeh Jordan.
! Mrs. Aida Wolf passed the week
end in Waterville. - Mrs. George
Sleeves and little son Arthur of Me-
rose, Mass. are guests of Mrs. Mae
WHOLESALERS. f. f. Webb has been
| called to Brockton, Mass, by the
serious illness of her sister.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Taylor. Clement Taylor
of Colby college and Miss Kathalena
Taylor were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Clement.-Miss
Barbara Haskell of Augusta was a
| Meek-end guest of friends in town -