Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-28

smooth scheme, Fannie Graves;
Miss Juliet Beane, a Splintervile
boarding house keeper. Inez Smiieyi
CHAIRMAN Carter, who thinks sne 10
a vampire, Gladys Longley; Juoy, q
little clod hopper from the poor
house, Pearl Morse.
The parts were all very cleverly
taken and the production was more
of that finished stock performers
than Of amateurs. The play was
very interesting from the opening to
the closing curtain, and everyone
present expressed much pleasure at
having the opportunity to see II.
Following the play, dancing was
enioyed, with music by Hutchinsons
orchestra of Waterville. Ice cream
and hot dogs were on sale At inter-
mission. A fair sum was netted from
the evenings activities.
Miss Pauline Smith, who has been
i'll at her home on Halifax street Is
improved and hopes to return to her
school in South China this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Withee were
in Bangor Monday where they went
to accompany Mrs. Wlthee's sister,
Miss Mabel Kidder, who will pass a
few days with another sister, Mrs.
William Stetson.
The ladies' division of the VIM
slow Farm Bureau" will hold an AZ
day meeting tomorrow, October ~.
at the church parlors. A picnic
lunch will be served at noon, eacn
member bring their own basket OF
food, and the ladies of the commit
tee serving coffee. The work at this
I4
Everyone Is welcome.
Miss Alice Jewett of Waterville
was a visitor at the home of friends
in town Tuesday afternoon and eve
mig.
The members Of the Thistle Club
will hold O. Halloween party at the
club house on Thursday evening, Oct.
20. A supper will be served to the
members. It Is hoped that there
may be large attendance.
Mrs. Annie Goodwin went to Fair
field, Monday evening, where she was
a guest at a party given by Miss
Corona Hatch at her home.
Harold Hutchins of Waterville
was a business visitor In Winslow
yesterday.
Mrs. Eloise T. Anderson of Fair
field extends a cordial invitation to
eligible to the privileges of the Ia
connect Club house, to be present at
o'clock Thursday afternoon, Oct.
Goth, when she will give free les.
son in ball room dancing. The
mothers OF the children are also
very welcome.
The Fort Halifax Boys and Girls
Club will hold their local contest
| at the Winslow Congregational
church on Thursday evening, Oct.
10Th. Following the selling of the
! articles on the sale tables and the
exhibition of the work being done
by the club. there will be a pro.
| gram.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Peck of the
Cushn1an road were business callers
in Oakland yesterday.
Greater enthusiasm than ever was
heard yesterday from people from
Winslow who attended the splendid
production of Smiling Thru given
! by the Trumbull PLAYERS at the Sill
yer theatre Monday and Tuesday OF
this week and which will continue
all through the week. Many Wins
| low people who patronize the Red
path Chautauqua each year at its
| appearance in Waterville say that
this production Of this great play
was equal to that of the Chautauyua
| players III Waterville this year.
Those who do not see 1t are certain
| ly missing q great deal.
Elmer Jones has returned home
| from few weeks visit with his son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones
of Massachusetts,