Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
Iithgoyy Club Holds Fine Meeting

LithgoW Club Holds Fine Meeting
The members of the Lithgow Club
held a very fine meeting at the home
of Mrs. F. G.. Pooler of the Cushman
road Wednesday afternoon. There
was a very good attendance and
everyone voted an interesting meet
ing.
The usual routine of business was
held. the secretarys and treasurer
reports being read and accepted. The
roll call was responded to by cur
rent events by each member and
then there was a discussion on ex-
tracts taken from parliamentary
; laws. A paper prepared by Mrs. w.
III. Bowden entitled Legislative
Power Over Money" was read by
Mrs. G. A. Chamberlain, and another
prepared and sent to the club by
Mrs. Z. w. Chase, who now lives
in Clinton, was read by Mrs. Sam
uel Clarke. The title of the paper
was Coinage and Bank Notes"
Following the reading of these pa
pers. Mrs. Clarke favored the gather
ing with two beautiful piano selec-
lions and then the ladies held sort
of round table discussion on legis-
lative affairs.
Delicious refreshments were serv.
cd and then the members enjoyed
a social hour.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. w. H. Bowden of Bowden
street on Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
Is.
Winslow High school boys will go
TO Fairfield, Friday evening, where
they will play Lawrence High school.
People in town may be interested
TO know that the high school play
was a great success in a financial
way as well as in the play itself.
Nearly $50 was cleared from the
sale OF tickets and 80 copies Of The
Periscope were sold after the play
Tuesday evening.
Winslow High schools second bas-
ket ball team won out over Erskine's
Ilrst team in game at Erskine.
to IA.
Miss Dorothy Reed of East Wfnslow
was an overnight guest of her sister,
Margaret Reed. at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. l.. Mansfield Tuesday
eVening.-Mrs. A. C. Hooper. who has
been i'll at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Nancy Smith, is Improving
Merle T. Blewitt and Edmund LongIey
were recent visitors at the home Of
friends and relatives in Sidney.-Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Flagg and son
Junior of the Cushman road are visit
ing relatives in China for few
weeks.-Nalter Tobey returned
Wednesday evening from Palermo.
where he attended the funeral of his
brother'S wife. Mrs. Anna Tobey-
Friends of James A. HODGES will re-
IN hot Ii
rapidly grown worse In the last three
or four days and all of his relatives
summoned to his home.--Thomas Bur-
leigh of Vassalboro was a business
caller in town yesterday-Mrs. Alice
Eoster of the Cushman road was a Wis
itor In Waterville Wednesday,
CHARLES Robinson was an overnight
guest Wednesday at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. p. c. Clifford of Vassalboro.
Mrs. Rodney Howard of Winthrop is
IN town. called here by the serious ILL
ness of her father, James Hodges
CHARLES Meader of Waterville was a
business caller in town yesterday.-It
was with much regret that the friends
in Winslow of Henry Barney of Lock-
wood street, Waterville, learned YES
terday of his serious illness. Mr.. Bar
ney submitted to the amputation of
his right leg at the Sisters HOSPITAL
last week and his condition has grown
worse since that time-Merton
Hodges of Winthrop is in town, called
here by the illness Of his father, J. A.
Hodges.-Radio fans in winslow were
much pleased when they heard the ia
miliar and beautiful voice of Harry
MarcouX over the radio broadcasted
from Boston Tuesday evening, for Mr.
Marcoux has always lived in Winslow
and has the best wishes of everyone
for a brilliant career as a singer
Fanny Crawford and Ralph Johnson
of Albion were visiting relatives in
town esterday.--Lawrence Higgins,
Margaret Henderson and Charlotte Nc
Lellan were in Waterville last eve
ming, where they played in the recital
at Coburn Institute given by the stu
dent teachers of the normal depart
ment.-The play Take My Advice"
which was presented at the Taconnett
clubhouse Tuesday evening will be
repeated at an early date. the place
not having been announced as yet
Carol Witham Of First street Is able
to return to his school after being i'll
at his home.-Miss Viola Blake was In
Waterville Wednesday evening to at
tend the piano recital at Coburn where
three of her pupils played-Doris
ham has returned home after visit
ing relatives in Hallowell.-The next
meeting Of the Tea Club will be held
with Mrs. isabella pefers ot ~. TO-.