Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-09
WINSLOW

The town meeting will be held to-
day.
Many people attended the splendid
concert at the Taconnett club house
Sunday afternoon given Sy the Wa
terVllle Orchestral society. The pro-
gram, under the direction of Profess
sor n. Il. Drew, was most beautifully
rendered, and was as follows: Open
ing numer. ensemble; march, "The
Ambassadors" (Bagley); (2) overture,
Sunshine and Flowers (F'lath; (3)
violin duet. Symphony No. .. Op.1O9.
Mr.. D'Aeutil and Mr.. Murray; (4)
suite for orchestra, OPP. SIS. Grieg,
(Part - Introduction (2) Barghilds
Dream part 3. Triumphal March;
60 selection. The Prince of Pilson.
Luders: CO. violin quartet. "All thru
the night" Qarvey) by Miss Settler,
Miss Park. Miss Clifford and Miss
Pooler; CD popular number "Doo
Wacka Doc" 60 ensemble. march,
National Emblem" (Bagley).
Miss 1rma Reynolds has arrived at
her home on the Garland road after a.
three years stay in China, where she
mas been engaged in teaching.-Mrs.
John Goody of Portland was a lun-
cheon guest Saturday at the home Of
NJ. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds-Word
was received recently from Mrs. Lee
Hayward, formerly a teacher in VIM
slow schools, that she is still improv-
ing after a recent operation at the
Deaconess hospital in Boston,
charles Mitchell Of China and War
rem Nelson of Palermo We're business
caiIers IN town yesterday. - Miss
DORIS Hallowell passed the week end
at her home in Augusta.-There was
no school in town Friday because of
the bad weather.-Friends of Addison
Bragg of East Winslow will regret to
learn that he is confined his home by
ilincss.-Miss Freda Donahue has re-
turned to Millinocket after visiting
relatives in town.-Cecil Harrington
of South China was a visitor at the
nome of his sister. Mrs. w, l.. Mans
Ileli OF HALIFAX street Sunday-Miss
florence Bowden was week end
visitor at her home on Clinton ave-
nue.-Rossie Reynolds was a guest
Sunday evening at the home of Mrs.
toward Sawyer Of Union street.
Waterville.-Russell Johnson of Au-
gusta was week end guest of rela =
tives in toWn.-Lemuel Bowden has
returned to his home after being en-
ployed for the past two months at
Notwithstanding Jakins was a
week end guest at the home of her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin
Jakins of Observation-Disclosures high
school basketball team defeated Wa
terville high school in a game played
at the Colby gymna SUM in Water
vile, the score being IA to 5. There
was good attendance from Winslow
and all reported very exciting game
indeed.-Samuel Clarke, .Jr., was a
Sunday evening guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sawyer of
Union street, Watervxille. - Edison
Phillips was a business caller at Au-
gusta and Gardiner Saturday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Jakins
and Miss Madeline Jakins and San
ford Reynolds attended the Colby
glee club entertainment and dance at
Clinton village Friday evening.
Grange Meeting Held Friday Evening
Winslow grange held it's regular
meeting Friday evening at the hall
with Master w. H. Pollard in the
chair. The meeting was not given
over to any particular business, but
program was enjoyed. The OPEN
ing feature was the singing of pa
triotic songs by all present. The
roll call was given, and responded to
gy Interesting Facts About Maine"
Albert Chamberlain spoke very enter
tainingly on Bakeries in Maine"
while Charles Wilson gave an in
structive account of the various
places he has visited in Maine. Har-
vey Hodges spoke on the fishing in
dustry in Maine. and his address
was much enjoyed. The members
then voted on a committee for the
preparation Of a program for the
next meeting and those chosen were
Eva Higgins, Florence Bowden, Mil
dred Marcia, Thelma johnson and
Ruth Reynolds.
The committee Of boys for furnish
ing the refreshments was Carol WIKI
son. Neil Reynolds. Alvin Matheson.
Ralph Towle and Archie Rhoades.
The Womens Missionary society Of
the Winslow Congregational church
will. meet at $50 Tuesday afternoon
at the community rooms.
There will be meeting Of the
Winslow Parent-Teacher association
at the high school building at 7.30
Tuesday evening.
The truth is always the strongest
argument. And it is true that no
flavoring extract excels Bakers in
purity, strength, and delicacy of
flavor.