Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-27
WINTHROP!
!. ...;.r of the Winthrep Community
Mecsins = Hospital Aid

..;.a of the winthrop SoWmunisy
Mse''s Hospital Aid
4 sperC Community Hospital Aid
Wintnsd Monday evening, Aug. "a at
vas snme aS of the president, Mrs. Ethel
h,s.rns hn..urns from the various commit.
hs.s tbe recent entertainment and
~ ~ s.rca we're made. The amount
stree. NV, - was s535. s40s.59 was real
taxsnt t.oro =. the evenings receipts. 1t
izeo .ctad to deposit from this am
was ss s,,bstantial check with the
oun. ou,,rer of the hospital corporation
tresses ~ immediate needs and other
tor erpenses and to reserve the
cuIIssrdsr OF this money for the gen.
ANA II was voted to make this
elal elssr festival for the benefit of the
s,lshron Community an annual af-
WIZ wmh The program for the coming
sal, was informally discussed. It
sessot otrrther voted that this carnival
~ s.Id ia one night of THE Old Home
1922 = celebration Of 1926.
W.. -. President brought before the
,.ssting the fact that the hospital
n.ssM .,,M he aided materially If equip
WV vi with an X-ray machine; Mrs.
Msrrinan told Of the opportunity of
s.;rr able to obtain a very superior
pr.cbine for this purpose and asked
=. discussion and a vote In regard
- ~ This proposition. Mrs. Stanley
No,sd that the Hospital Aid vote to
ayrsnd the amount necessary to OBJ
~ fhis machine. and that a check
:. s,yen DR.. Badger for the amount
uu.onired: the Hospital Aid to be re-
,,ssursed for said amount by the re-
a.srts from the benefit whists which
s =. now being held. The vote was
,r.rimously carried. The X-ray ma
sh;rs will be a great addition to the
sosnital equipment and make 1t pos
INA TO extend the scope of the use
snIrsss of the hospital in the COM
,sunity. This is very gratifying to
~ MANAGEMENT Of the hospital and
"a All who are interested in it. Due
N the enthusiastic interest. and the
Generation of the town folks with
II. members of the Hospital Aid So
cisty. over $1,000 is in the hands of the
trsssurer Of this society for philan-
thropic use.
patients in need of assistance, tenn
norarily or otherwise, may obtain
such assistance as may be needed by
making application through their
family physician, who will take it up
With the proper committees of the
corporation and of the Hospital Aid.
Any information concerning the
availability of this fund will be glad
" given by the officers of the society
and of the hospital. Emergency
cases are cared for. The Hospital Aid
stands ready to assist in every way
IN carrying out and in furthering the
philanthropic work for which this
society was organized. The benefit
whist parties are held Monday after
Moons under the auspices of this So
ciety. The next benefit whist is held
al Monmouth. Monday. Aug. 31st un-
der the auspices of the Monmouth
Auxiliary Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Kinds, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Baker. Miss Alice Moulton,
Kenneth Smith, Donald Ingham,
Ralph Neal, Miss Dixie Maxon and
Miss Irene Hubert have returned
from fishing and camping trip to
Southport.
N. w. Wiswell has purchased a
cottage at Orr's Island.
Charles A. Rowe has gone to Ban
gor to attend the Bangor fair.
Roy Rice. who hurt his knee quite
badly is still confined to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Towns and
infant daughter. Terry of Medfoi d.
Mass, are guests of Mrs. Florence
Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Whitney and
Y. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman were re-
cent visitors in Troy. They were
accompanied home by Clarence
Whitney who will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Whitney.
Mr.. and t1rs. F. E. Webb were
gaests of Mrs. Annie Graves in South
Paris Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Hodges and
son, Lawrence passed Wednesday IN
Naterville.
Miss Cora Belle Hinds of Houlton
IL the guest of DR.. ard Mrs. F. H.
Eadger.
Harry Trott has arrived from
Santo Domingo and will pass a cou-
PIE Of weeks here with his family
before going to New. York City where
he has employment.
Edwin Hartman is the guest of
his uncle, Carl Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Libby, DR.. and
Mrs. F. H. Badger. Miss Marcia
Badger, Miss Cora Belle Kinds, Mr..
ana Mrs. L. P. Maxim, Mrs. Matte
GAkey, Miss Grace Gilkey. John Gill
Eey, DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Lee, Mr.. and
Ars- Harris Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.