Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-19
WinsIow Grange Holds Interesting
Meeting

The members of W1nSlOW Grange
held a most enjoyable meeting at
the hall Friday evening and the at
tendance was very good indeed,
which was gratifying to those who
had prepared such enjoyable enter
tainment.
After the regular routine OF busi-
ness, the "A" side of the recent con-
test which was the losing side, fur
nished the program and supper.
This same "A" side although losing
out in the contest, was victorious IN
keeping a record attendance all
through the contest.
As program, Jean 1ngelow's
poem THE Song of the Seven" was
acted. giving the tableau, the we'd
ding scene, and in this scene, which
was beautifully presented as true as
the poem gives 1t, Charlotte Jakins
pleasingly rendered "Oh Promise
Me-" being accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Haley on the piano. Every
one was much pleased with the pro-
duction and the splendid supper
consisting of scalloped dishes. cake,
pastry and coffee was heartily en-
joyed. A most pleasant evening was
the expression of all.
Everett Farnsworth Of China was
q business caller in town Saturday.
Miss Rosie Reynolds and Arthur
LeClair motored to Portland, Sun
day, where they were guests of Miss
Reynolds aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Kfdder.
Charles Wilson passed the week
end at his home on the Garland
road. Mr.. Wilson came from Strait
ton and Harrington, Rangeley and
Bigelow and took supper Friday at
the old Parsons hotel, now known as
the Bigelow House. He reported
seeing many deer and nearly ran
over two, and that in places where
the snow had been broken so that
cars could get through, it was as
high at the side of the road as his
Ford coupe window. This was the
case in Pennington and Stratton,
and Winslow and Waterville resi-
dents do not consider Pennington
any distance away. Mr.. Wilson was
also a guest of the Rotary club on
his way home.
Miss Thelma Johnson will substi-
tute for Miss Gladys Balentine for
a few days at the law office of Cyril
M, Jolly of Waterville.
There will be an all day meeting of
the Ladies' Division of the Winslow
Farm Bureau at the church parlors
on Monday, Oct. 10Th. Miss Grace
Pennock. the county demonstration
agent, will; be present and will con-
duct the subject of measuring and
examining the foot. There will be
a dinner served at noon and those
not yet solicited are requested toI
bring pastry. The public is most
most interesting and profitable meet
ing is planned.
Pleasant Affair at Naples Tea Room
Fifteen of the members of the Do
nestle Science department of the
Waterville Woman's Club held a.
banquet at the Naples, conducted by
Mrs. +. G.. Pooler of the Cushman
road, Winslow, on Friday. One of
Mrs. Pocler's delightful menus was
enjoyed, which consisted of tomato
bisque, saltines. chicken pie, mashed
potato, creamed carrots, tomato sal
ad with Dutch cheese and olives.
.radishes, rolls. cranberry sauce, ap-
pie pie and cheese, lemon pipe with
whipped cream, and coffee.
This repast was served promptly
at 1 o'clock and after it the guests
eHJOyeu themselves WITH CdrOS ana
general social time. They left for
their homes at about 4 o'clock.
The Lithgow Club of Winslow will
hold it's next regular meeting on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 81. at
the home of Mrs. Edward Chase on
Railroad street, Clinton.
William Harding and Henry Max
we'll of Waterville were business WIS.,
itors in town Saturday afternoon.