Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-02

| L nc ANU 1du tltSS was cflteI =
! tanned Saturday evening by Mrs.
! tendance. The class voted to give a
guest night at their next meeting,
which will be held Feb. IA. The hos
tess served refreshments.
| The Arrow class entertained the
SaXons Saturday evening at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. j. l.. An
drews. Games were enjoyed and re-
! freShnentS We're SrVed. A very pleas
ant evening is reported.
| The Think and Talk class AT lit
| tie party held at the home of their
| teacher, Mrs. c. +. RoWell, elected
| Louise Aldrich, president; Lawrence
| Foster, vice president; Helen Foster.
/ secretary, and Rita Fond treasurer.
, Prizes were awarded children who
| have made good Sunday school rec
: ords.
Mrs. Nettie Brown has returned
from Pennington and is the guest of
her son, L. NJ. Brown.
| a party OF Winthrop high school
| boys, with Principal Ralph Master
man, enjoyed a ski trip Saturday to
| Pisgah. The day was Ideal and a
! splendid time was enjoyed.
| A largo party of boys and girls
! from Winthrop grammar school en-
! joyed a hike to the sand bank, Sat
| urday, where an open fire was built
and picnic lunch enjoyed with hot
cocoa prepared over the fire. Races
were enjoyed and the party reported
most delightful day.
The Helping Hand class OF the
Methodist Sunday school will hold a
business meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Ruth Webb.
] The Busy Bees of the Congrega-
/ tional Sunday school aud their teach
: err, Mrs. Millspaugh met with Russell
. Stockford Saturday afternoon. The
! following officers We've elected for
| three months: President, Milton
| Thomas; vice president. Charles
| Morrison;. secretary, Stanley Knee
land: and treasurer, Russell Young.
The Tell Me club met Friday even
| ing with Mrs. Marion Thomas with a
covered dish lunch at 63o. Mrs.
! Edith Perry and Mrs. Helen Maxwell
substituted and Mrs. Louise Maxim
/ won the highest honOrs. The conso-
lation fell to Mrs. Barbara Young.
| The club meets this week with Mrs.
! Leah Bell.
| The regular meeting of Winthrop
| VII shiiESC Nill ne lltlN utSOdE ISoli
J call to be answered by Current
! Events. The subject to be taken up
will be animal Pests" discussion to
be opened by Rev. c. +. Sargent.
The regular meeting of the Royal
4; Neighbors of America will be held
this evening at Moose Hall.
There will be a regular meeting of
Albert II. Frost. Womep's Relief
| Corps at the American Legion hell,
| Friday evening.
The Fidelity Glass of the Metho-
dist Sunday school has been or
ganized with the following Office rs:
| President. Mrs. Cora Edwards: sec
| rotary. Mrs. Carrie French; treas
urer. Mrs. Helen Grant.
As a part of the opening exercises
at the Winthrop Grammar school
each Monday morning, three r
| more pupils will speak upon some
selected subject. The speaker who
10y vote Of the school is considered
| best, to give the talk in soc other
room in the building. This morn
ing the subject is Honesty" and the
speakers are Roger Audette. RoL It
/ Fleury and Anna Richmond.
The Ladies' Whist Club met Sat
urday evening with Mrs. Alice PEN
niman with supper at G30. The club
! will meet next Saturday evening
with Ms. ]. ii. Wellman.
! Harmony Circle of Rebekahs will
| hold an all day meeting Tuesday
with Mrs. Charles Longfellow. Din
ner at 12.30
There will be an all day meeting
of the Ladies' Social Circle of the
Congregational church Thursday at
the vestry. Mrs. Fred !. Williams.
Mrs Edgar Parkman are at the head
of the committee in charge.
Mrs. Maud M;.comber entertained
four tables at auction Thursday eve
ming. Miss Gertrude Longfellow had
| the highest score and Mrs. Jessie
Webb the lowest. Delicious refresh
mcntS We're served.
! Mrs. Ray Rogers and Mrs. Aida
Wolf passed the week end in Port
! land.
| Charles T.. Marble is making n
business trip to Boston.-Charles
Stevens has returned to his home in
! Fayette.-Mrs. Edwin Foster of Wat
erville was a recent guest of Mrs.
! Margaret Fostcr.-NIrs. Oliver Hath
! away has been called to Tewksbury,
Mass. by the illness of her daugh-
! ter.-AIr. and Mrs. Harold MacInnis'
have as guests Mrs. MacInnis' sister,
Miss Dorothy Richardson of Med
ford, Mass. and also Mr.. Maclnnis'
! brother, Clarence MacInnis of the
| United States navy.-Miss Mildred
Briggs, Miss Harriet Towle, Regin-
! aid Rowell and Elmer and Clement
Taylor have been home from Colby
for a few days.-Earle Towle of
( Quincy, Mass. is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Towle-
Miss Louise Chapman of Colby Col
lege was a guest of friends in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Veda Trott and
! son were weekend guests of Mrs.
Herbert Bell.-Mrs. Charles Frost of
Pembroke, Mass. is in town. called
here by the serious illness of her
grandson, Harold Frost.-Mrs. Geor-
gia Michigan has returned from the
Augusta General Hospital where she
has been receiving Observation-Disclosures
Estelle Pottle is visiting friends in
! town.-Mrs. Madeline Roberts has
! returned from New York where she
went for surgical treatment.