Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-21
W|NSLOW
lithuow Club Meets

were very delightfully."- entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Susan Cushman of the Cusb-
man road. Mrs. Leon Douglass and
daughter. Laurelie of Augusta were
guests of the club. and Mrs. Doug
lass assisted her grandmother, Mrs.
Cushman. in serving. The meeting
opened with the club collect. and the
singing of the Federation song.
pines of Maine. A paper 'EX
haustion Of resources including min
erals and forests, given by Mrs.
Samuel Clarke was much enjoyed,
also another paper. worlds Ex-
haustion," by Mrs. A. B. Robinson
was very interesting. Following the
reading of the papers, Mrs. Clarke
and Mrs. Chamberlain favored the
company with a piano duet. The
ladies voted to give five dollars to
the Little Wanderers Home, and al
SO took in two new members to the
club. Miss Nettie Burleigh and Miss
Florence Gray. Resolutions were read
on the deaths of Mrs. Iva Eaton and
Mrs. Carrie Weeks, two former
members Of the Club. and the com
mittee on resolutions were appointed
as follows: Mrs. Samuel Clarke, Mrs.
G. A. Chamberlain, and Mrs. F. G.
L oOlSIs AltcT tile DuSIlcSS StSsloil
and program We're concluded. the
guests were invited to the dining
room where a very fine luncheon was
served. The table was most attrac-
lively decorated, and in the center
was beautiful jar of ionquils. The
members adjourned, after a social
hour. to meet next with Mrs. w. II.
Bowden on Wednesday afternoon,
April Is.
The Winslow Congregational
church sewing circle held an all day
meeting at the church parlors We'd
nesday. A fine dinner consisting OF
scalloped dishes, pies, douGhnuts,
cake and coffee was served at noon
by Mrs. A. B. Robinson and Mrs.
Charles Marcia, and this dinner was
patronized by few outsiders. The
ladies' -~"~ked in the afternoon on
apron garments. The next
meeu> 81 be held in two weeks.
At 1AH INT business meeting of
the trustees of the Winslow public
library. the following officers were
elected to serve for 1925: President.
George X. Bassett; secretary, Mrs.
Susan Cushman; treasurer, r. o.
Jones; auditor. Charles Drummond;
man, George Bassett, Benjamin Pat
terson.
A very nice social was held Thurs
day evening at the Baptist school
house, the proceeds going for the
School Improvement League. and the
following program was given: Song
in unison, America the Beautiful;
Welcome, Martha Garland; 1.-THE
Man of the Hour. Dean Hodges;
Queen Pussie", Barbara Horne;
Greenland. Herman Garland;
what Boy Can Do, Lloyd Gar
land; messengers of Spring, Hilda
Wood; dialogue. 'The Earth and the
Sun" by the school; BOLD March,
John Garland; violin solo, Dean
Hodges; "The Robins Sermon, Cy-
Lila Garland; "A Lecture, William
ell; "a Health Verse. Barbara
Horne; "Our Radio, Carleton Hodg-
es: "A Lesson to America, Cyril
Garland; organ solo, Hilda Wood;
''Mr. March Wind, Carl Horne;
"The Twins, Deane Hodges; Rob
in's Here. Martha Garland; "Jolly
March, William Horne; a song by
sixth grade girls; Winters Over,
Herman Garland, Amber Jakins;
song, america" by school. The high
school pupils gave a pleasing enter
tainment at the close Of the above
program which was much enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Marcia
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season took place last Tues
day evening, March II. when Mr..
and Mrs. George Marcia. who were
recently married, were rendered
reception at the Winslow Grange
hall by their large circle of friends.
The grange hall was most beauti
fully decorated, and in the receiving
line We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marcia. Mrs. Nancy Smith, Rev. and
George Marcia. They were kept
busy for a long time receiving the
congratulations of nearly $50 guests.
Drew's Waterville Band. of which
Mr. Marcia is a member, gave a
most delightful concert, also fur
ElShed music for the dance that fol-