Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-05
WINTHROP

The Anti Can'ts held their monthly
! program meeting Friday evening at
/ the home of Thelma Godfrey There
/ was an attendance of "a. The pro-
gram presented by Miss Bishop and
her helpers was very amusing and
| included pantomimes, songs and cos
| TUNED plays. The evenings count
was $3.50. The opposing side pre-
scented a guessing game, the winners
/ being Doris Brown, Winifred Grant,
! Lulu Abbott and Lura Norcross. The
class voted to hold a Cornball and
candy sale at Rowell's store Satur-
day afternoon with Esther Rowell.
lrma Simpson and Doris Brown in
charge. The contest closes next
! Sunday and supper will be served at
| the veStry the following Saturday
evening with the program in charge
of Mrs. Carleton.
| The Martha class will hold a bust
/ ness meeting at the home of the
| president, Mrs. Arthur Walton, this
| evening.
The Saxons of the Methodist Sun
day school entertained at a box So
cial Saturday evening with a large
attendance, n program was given
! with the following numbers: reading.
| Carolyn Beatty. accompanied by An
ma Briggs; readings. Mary Pettingill:
reading, Paul Holmes: duet, Frances
Edwards. Marsters York; readings,
Mrs. Lottie York. Following the
program Charles Pinknam auctioned
off the boxes and refreshments We're
enjoyed. The committee in charge
, included Marsters York, Charles
! Pinkham and Arthur Beatty. Games
followed and the young folks report q
delightful evening.
The DO 1t Now class will meet at
the Methodist vest.'y at $50 this af-
tcrn0On.
The Mems club of the Methodist
church enjoyed ~ oyster supper Fri
day evening, fo.oWed by a talk on
Hawaii with stereoptican slides, by
Mr.. Babb of Augusta. The pictures
We're very clear and the lecture much
much enjoyed. Thirty five men OF
the society were in attendance.
The literary club observes it's an
niver<ary tonight at the home of
Mrs. l.. T. Carleton with covered
dish supper at $50. Each lady at
tending is asked to dress represent
ing some book.
An all day meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church will be
held Thursday at the ve3try with
Mrs. MaXfeld. Mrs. Carrie French
and Mrs. Vauhan as hostessos.
Misses Dorothy Hannaford, Mar
iorie Kowell. Lura Norcross, Alice
Wood, Harriet Towle and Mildred
Briggs, return TO Colby today.
Tho congregational Circle holds
its annual meeting Wednesday af-
tcrnoOn at the vestry at ) o'clock.
Supper will be served at 6, followed
Cd III the evening by the annual
church meeting. The following
committees are in charge: Soliciting,
Mrs. Ethel Towlc. Mrs. Lulu Clifford,
Mrs. L. Is. Fairbanks. Mrs. Nora
Towie; kitchen, Mrs. Nora Bonney,
Mrs. Edgar Parkman. Mrs Cora
Rollins, Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs.
Ruth Woodman. Mrs. Roger Pease;
dining room, Mrs. Stella Snow; ia
hle5, Mrs. Dorothy Bates, Mrs. An
nic StocKtord, Mrs. Ethel Hartman.
The Ladies' Whist Club was enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mrs. NJ.
~. WiaWcll. The hostess served a
delicious supper and the evening vas
Passed at cards. Mrs. Rose Wellman
had the highest score and Mrs. Wis
we'll the lowest. The club will meet
next Saturday evening with Mrs. H.
". Stevens with supper at the usual
hour.
Patience stanley Chapter. G. A. r.
held It's January meeting Friday af-
tornoo1 with Miss Hattie Weston.
Several matters of importance We're
acted upon. Refreshments We're
served.
A meeting of Albert II. Frost
NomCn'S Relief Corps, was held
Friday evening at the American Leg
ion hall. Plans were made for pub
lie installation which will be held in
two weeks. Due to the courtesy of
the American Legion the meetings of
tho Relief Corps will in the future
be held al Legion Hall.
+. Clement Taylor, Elmer Taylor,
Reginald Kowcll and Irving Pink
ham return today to Colby College
after passing the holidays at their
home.
There will be an all day meeting