Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-13
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Sewing Circle Meets

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and guests many teachers and other
outsiders patronized the fine chicken
pie dinner, accompanied by all the
other good things, served by Mrs.
Margaret Matheson and Mrs. Mary
Day. The ladies accomplished a grea t
deal of work at this meeting, and they
decided to have the next meeting Feb.
20, The dinner will he in charge Of
Mrs. Ella Shorey, Mrs. Lillian Tobey
and Mrs. Lena circuit.
party OF Winslow people enjoyed
a straw ride to NassaiDoro Tuesday
evening where they attended the In
taltation Of the officers of the Re-
bekah lodge. Five members of the
party played for the Installation exer-
cises. and their music was much en-
Joyed. Little Ruth Robinson, ten
Eear-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Robinson, created much ad-
miration and comment when she
stood up beside her father and played
the old fashioned jigs like a veteran.
not missing note. Her instrument
was the violin, and Under the in
struction Of Watcrville music
teacher she is making marked prog
ress. The supper was much enjoyed
by all. consisting of oyster stew,
pickles, assorted cake. doughnuts and
conee. After supper dancing was en-
Joyed until a late hour.-The MEM
bers of the Fort Halifax Chapter of
the ID. A. r. held a special meeting
at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the church parlors. Important
business was transacted and a very
satisfactory and profitable meeting
was held.-Although many people
from Waterville were business and
pleasure visitors in Winslow, We'd
nesday. few people were seen on
Winslow's streets. The soft walking
and the squalls of rain made it
very distasteful to everyone. and
those who could avoid going out re-
manned in shelter. A large and deep
puddle of dirty water near the Dodge
garage on Bay street provided high
entertainment for the school children.
The Winslow High school fresh
men basketball team We're solidly de-
Ieated In a game with the Boys club
at Waterville, Tuesday evening. the
score being 80 to 13.-The second pro-
duction of the play Take N.Y. Ad-
wee VIII be presented at the Wins
low Grange Hall by the pupils OF
Winslow High school a. an early date.
The exact date will be in these col
umns sometime this week, and It is
hoped that the play will receive as
good patronage as it did when given
at the Club House.-Splden REYNOLDS
or Bay street has received word OF the
serious illness of his sister. Mrs.
CHARLES Warren Of Waterville.-Mrs.
Daisy johnson of Halifax street was
visitor in Waterville Wednesdav-
MRS. A. l.. Nutting and son Linwood.
Jr., of Skowhegan were recent visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Melvin.-Local farmers welcome very
neartiiy the soft weather of the last
few days for their wells were dry. and
the necessity of hauling water for their
cattle IS great burden upon them
mrs; Maude Garland, Winslow's most
plucKy iad. farmer, reports that she
mas been melting snow FOB many
weeks for her large he, d of cattle and
other stock to drink.-Ihe Winslow
high school boys basketball team will
pay Lawrence High boys here Friday
night. A close game is expected.
-lhere IS little stray kitten marked
with black and white, travelling Np
and down Bay street looking for 4
nome and owner, and so far no one
wants such an animal. II anyone has
iost such kitten they can locate it
by calling the Winslow correspondent
by elephone.-James Hapworth, who
has been ill at his home, is able to
attend school once more.-Mrs. e. C.
Hooper is able to sit up for short
time, after being i'll with an attack Of
the Rrippe.-George kcnnison Of Ce-