Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
WINTHROP

srdsv afternoon with Milton Thorn
as. eight members of the class being
present. Following the business
meeting contests and music were en-
loved, Refreshments were served.
The "Tell Me" club was entertain
ed FRIDAY evening by Mrs. Annie
Stockford, Mrs. Ladie Sturtevant anu
Mrs. Alice Packard acted as suosti-
tutes. Mrs. Leah Bell had the high-
est score and Mrs. Packard the low
est. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Marian Ihomas;
The Ladies' Social Circle will hofd
an all day meeting Thursday at the
CONGREGATIONAL vestry. Mrs. Edgar
! Parkman, Mrs. H. o. Williams and
| Miss Emma Cochrane are the dinner
committee.
Miss Grace Packer from the Dea-
coness' Home spoke upon the work
| of the House Missionary Society at
| the Methodist church, Sunday morn
ing. Special music was furnished by
an adult choir under the leadership
of Mr.. Fellows.
The Anti-Can't class will meet at
the Methodist vestry Tuesday after
noon with covered dish lunch at 8
o'clock. In the evening a rehearsal
for the Easter pageant will be held:
he w llltIlTOp bllcl di CloD " III
meet this evening with Mrs. Bar
bara Young.
The Martha Glass Of the Methodist
Sunday school will meet with COW
cred dish supper this evening at the
home Of the president Mrs. A. A.
| Walton. This is the annual meeting
Of election of officers.
There will be a special meeting OF
| Winthrop Grange, Tuesday. The 3rd
and 4th degrees will be conferred on
| a class of candidates. The program
will be in charge of C. T. Marble and
Mrs. Lena Higgins is the dinner
committee.
The Mems Club Of the Methodist
| church enjoyed a clam chowder
| supper Friday evening. About 50
men We're present. At 7.4o, Mr.. Il.
A. Yeaton of the State Department
of Agriculture gave a very line IL
| Illustrated lecture on THE State OF
| Maine" accompanied by some par
ticularly beautiful slides.
The Saxon Glass will entertain the
| Arrows this evening at a social at
the church vestry.
The Helping Hand class will mold
their regular business meeting at the
vestry Thursday afternoon.
The Helping Hand Class of the
| Methodist Sunday school entertain.
| ed at Pyramid party Saturday af-
ternoon. eight hostesses giving par.
ties at the same hour. The following
ladies entertained: Mrs. Martha
French, Mrs. Fellowes, 3: Mrs. Geo
Macomber, 5; Mrs. F. A. Yeaton. Z;
Mrs. Sarah Hall. .; Mrs. William
Dow. IL; Mrs. Edith Carleton, IS;
and Mrs. LaVerne MaXfield, 10. Each
lady invited her number of guests
and the afternoon was passed So
cially. the hostesses serving refresh
n.ents.
A rehearsal of the Ladies' Min
strels will be held Wednesday even
ing at the American Legion hall a,
7.30. All who are taking Part are
asked to be present.
The Eastern Star Sewing Circle
met Friday afternoon at Masonic
hall for work on Maybaskets. A
covered dish supper was enjoyed fol.
lowed by the regular meeting OF
Abenaki Chapter, o. f. s. Refresh
ments were served in charge of Mr.
| Mrs. John Godfrey.
The Sewing Circle will meet Fri
day afternoon of this week at Ma
SoIllC lldlI win q W ~ N-@-~ ~~E
per at six o'clock.
Mrs. Hattie Chamberlain of Water
Vile passed the week end with her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Jordan.-Mrs
Carrie French passed the week end
with her daughter, Mrs. Addie Read
in Portland.-Mrs. Amanda Putnam
has returned from Augusta, where she
passed the winter.-Albert Seamans
Of Mansfield, Mass. is passing the va
cation with his mother, Mrs. Everard
! French.-Miss Mary Pease of Augusta
and Miss Bertha Pease of Pennington
! were home over the week end.-H. w
Peck has been passing a few days IN
Winthrop, Mass-Mrs. Nellie Merrill
who has been passing the winter IN
Watertown. Mass, was the weekend
| guest of Mrs. Rose Wellman. Mrs
Merrill leaves today for her home in
Detroit, Me-F. II. Bate left Saturday
on a business trip to Boston.-Arnold
Thomas of Boston was a weekend
| guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| George Tnomas-Miss Barbara Par
fridge of Livermore Falls passed the
week end with friends in town.-Mlss
Grace Parker of Portland was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sedgeley-Mrs. Clinton c. Stevens
and son Blair of Bangor are guests OF
| relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. FER
cy Allen are the parents of a son born
Sunday morning at the Winthrop Com
munity Hospital.--Miss Adelaide and
Dorothy Marble passed Saturday in
| Augusta.-Mrs. Dexter Jackson of
! Lowell, Mass. is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hathaway.
C. L. Marble passed Sunday in Port
! land.-Morris Dostie has returned to
his cottage on the Monmouth road
| Linwood Andrews, who has been visit
ing his sister( Mrs. Floyd Yeaton, has
returned to NJ. c. I. at Pitts:ieid.