Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-14
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Sewing Circle Ladies' Hold Fine


Sewing Circle Ladies' Hold Fine
Meeting
The ladies of the Winsiow Con-
gregational Church Sewing Circle
held a most interesting and profit
able meeting at the church parlors
all day Wednesday. A most delicious
dinner consisting of baked beans.
fish cakes. pies, cakes, doughnuts and
coffee were served at noon by Mrs.
b. d. Patterson and Mrs. Fl. H. Brit
ton. There was a large attendance
at the circle and quite a number of
outsiders came in to patroniZe the
dinner. SO there was very crafty
ing assemhlage.
The ladies worked on aprons and
sewed some patchwork, and they ac-
complished a great deal in the five
or six hours left to them to work
The ladies will cater for the This
tie Club banquet at their annual OBJ
servance of Burns anniversary to be
held at the club house on January
IS. A chicken. cold ham, and other
delectables for dinner will be served
at this time. also the usual Scottish
scenes made by one of the Thistle
Club ladies.
Winslow Grange will hold it's reg
ular meetings at the hall Friday
evening, Jan. 10. Following the reg
ular private business session, an
open meeting will be held and the
public is invited. Frank Washburn
State commissioner of agriculture,
will address the gathering at the
open meeting, his subject being,
Products of Maine. the Knowledge
and the Use by Maine People"
Mpr1a r Harriroon Of DaoIRaIJ
State Grange lecturer. will also be
present and assist in organizing a
juvenile grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Witham of
First street were guests at the home
of Mr.. Williams mother, Mrs Mary
i. Withem of College avenue, last
evening, where the birthdays of Mr..
Witham and brother. Payson With
am, Were observed in pleasing
manner. H. r. Witham's' birthday
was January 10, while Payson With
ans is January %. so as this was
the evening most conveniently ar
ranged, the following guests assem-
bled: Mrs. Hattie Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Payson Witham and son, Ed
ward, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. With
am. A delicious 6 o'clock supper
was served and the birthday cakes
were not missing either. A most
happy evening was enjoyed by all.
Assembly at Boston Avenue School
The pupils of the Boston Avenue
school held their regular weekly as
sembly at the school building on
Wednesday morning. The meeting
was opened with prayer offered by
Dat, -.
Richardson also read very pretty
story, Soldiers of the World War"
Unison singing was then enjoyed, led
by Mrs. Dyer, accompanied by the
school orchestra, the personnel of
which is Margaret Salmond. piano;
Felix Gondella, first violin; Allen
Cuplovitch, second violin. The sing
ing was pleasant to hear and the
rhythm and time the children keep
is very admirable.
These assemblies are held every
Wednesday morning and it would be
very gratifying to teachers and pu-
pills if some of the mothers could
steal few moments from their
home duties to attend them. for they
are surely worth hearing. Previous
ly. several interesting talks have
been given by local professional men,
the last one being a discussion on
care Of teeth by DIR. Paikowsky of
Waterville. which was very instruc-
tive to the children.
1t is hoped that on next Wednes-
day morning there may be a large
gathering of parents.
Alec Cuplovitch was supper
guest last evening of Carol Whitman.
Charles Johnson of Fairfield was
visitor yesterday afternoon and eve